Very Near Perfect

[GLC]

Attached is the original system.  It's a little difficult to read and understand and there are a few errors.

The author does give his reasoning as to why this is one of the best systems available so TwoCatSam should at least have one of his rules for a system met.

I will give a few comments that I think will help in understanding the system.  These comments are not guaranteed to be exactly what the author means, just my best understanding of what he wrote.

A caveat.  This is a very difficult system to play.  Not only is it difficult to understand, but it takes total concentration to play it without error.

If you're not willing to work hard, don't waste your time trying to learn this system.

@ Priyanka.  When you get time, prove to me that this system is a loser like all the rest.  It'll be a good challenge for you.

GLC

[Spin4Fun]

Forgot the attachment?

[D1]

Well spotted

[D1]

I think GLC attached the file in post 42 on this thread by accident

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=13282.msg114843;topicseen#msg114843

[GLC]

I think GLC attached the file in post 42 on this thread by accident

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=13282.msg114843;topicseen#msg114843

Sorry guys,  I hope this works.

[GLC]

Let me start by saying that my earlier attempts at explaining this system were somewhat jumbled. 

I will be correcting some of my explanations here.  Please ignore all previous posts by me on this system!

The main part of the system is this pattern:  RR or BB  Anytime we get 2 in a row, it's a signal to start betting.  We will bet 1 unit for a break in the streak for up to 3 times.  It is possible to go to 4, 5 or even 6, but the odds of that happening very often are quite remote and it would make recovery somewhat tedious.

So, after RR we bet 1 unit for B.  If we get a B, we will have won 1 unit.  If we get another R we will have lost a unit and we will put that unit in recovery bank #1.

We now have RRR and we bet again for a break in the streak, so we bet 1 unit on B.  If we get another R we will have lost another unit and we will put that unit in recovery bank #2.

We would have RRRR and we bet for the last time for a break in the streak of Reds, so we bet 1 unit on B.  If we get another Red we stop betting until we get a break in the streak.

Any time we get a break in the streak, our next bet is the units in recovery bank #1, column 1.  We will bet these for another chop.  So, if we had RRB we would bet the units in Bank 1-1 for R.

If we win that bet, we bet the units in recovery bank #1 column 2 for another chop.  So, we will have RRBR and we will bet for a B.  If we win this bet we stop betting until the chops end.

As you know from reading the author's presentation of the system, there are 3 recovery banks.  I will note them like this:  Bank #1 = 1-1, 1-2, 1-3.  Bank #2 = 2-1, 2-2.  Bank #3 = 3-1, 3-2.  This part is pretty self-explanatory so I'm not going to spend time going over it here.

If you lose when betting recovery bank #1-1, you will have RRBB.  This get's a little tricky so bear with me.  We now have 2 in a row so we will bet 1 unit on R for a break in the streak.  This is also where we will bet the units in recovery bank 1-3 on R.  We will also bet the units in recovery bank 2-1 on B.  Please note that we are betting on both Red and Black so we will have to bet differentially.

If we do get RRBBR, that's a break in a streak of 2 in a row, so we bet the units in recovery bank 1-1 for another chop.  And we're back to our beginning pattern and we play it the same way.

If we get RRBBB we now bet 1 unit on Red for a break in the streak.  We also bet any units in Bank 2-2 on Red.  And, we bet any units in bank 3-1 on Black.  Once again differential betting.

If we get RRBBBB we now bet 1 unit on Red for a break in the streak and if there are any units in bank 3-2, we bet them on Black also.

Any time we get a break in the streak, we are back to our original pattern and we are back to recovery bank 1-1.

Look at the author's explanation and diagrams and use my explanation to clarify what he's saying.  It should start to make sense.

One thing I do differently than the author is any time I reach a new profit, I reset all recovery banks back to zeros.

I dont' worry too much about distributing the units between the banks.  I just try to keep the banks in pretty close balance.  If there are odd amounts, they always go in the 1st columns and smaller numbers in the last columns.  So, if I have 7 units in recovery bank 1, it will be 3  2   2.  If I have 5 units in recovery bank 2, it will be 3  2, etc..

I also keep the distribution between the banks with the most in bank 1 then 2 then 3.  Like this:  Bank 1-1 = 3; 1-2 = 2; 1-3 = 2;  Bank 2-1 = 2; 2-2 = 1; bank 3-1 = 1; bank 3-2 = 1.  Or simplified 3  2  2  2  1  1  1.  You can do the banks however you like.  Remember that the patterns for bank 1 come up more often than those for bank 2 which come up more often than those for bank 3.

If you were to add banks 4, 5 or 6, they would come up so rarely that they might be more of a nuisance than an asset.

I'll try to answer any questions, but you'll have to be patient because I'm pretty busy with life outside the forum right now.

GLC