6 double streets

[MrJ]

I thought of an idea months ago but not real sure if I have the time to proceed with it.

And it goes a little something like this >>

We have 6 DS's. We bet the lowest amount on the first DS. If we hit, cool.

No hit, we bet the 1st and 2nd DS. No hit, we bet the 1st, 2nd, 3rd DS etc., all the way to the end, even if it means betting on all 6 at the same.

Yes I know, we would be in the minus on certain hits but *SOMEHOW* coming up with a creative cancellation method or "up as you win", "down as you lose" type of betting style?? I'm stalled on this one but it has potential.

Ken

[Proofreaders2000]

I'd like to run this by you...

Break the six doublestreets into two sets: Highs and Lows.

When one number hits on one side, cross off the respective number on the other side

Example: #4 hits---cross out #34 also

Example #2:  Number #30 hits---cross out #12

Continue to do this until you have a pair of double streets with one
number left not crossed off.  Bet those two numbers up to 18 spins,
flat-betting.  Stop on a win.

[ignatus]

Remove each DS as they hit, i tried this also...but not sure it would work

[Skakus]

I thought of an idea months ago but not real sure if I have the time to proceed with it.

And it goes a little something like this >>

We have 6 DS's. We bet the lowest amount on the first DS. If we hit, cool.

No hit, we bet the 1st and 2nd DS. No hit, we bet the 1st, 2nd, 3rd DS etc., all the way to the end, even if it means betting on all 6 at the same.

Wow!... you think of that all by yourself? 

[ignatus]

Tried something that seem to work, you may not like it, because of the progression style, I don't know;

Bet all 6 DS, for each hit that DS hit is removed and +1 bet on all others. Do this until 3 DS hit, then restart.

In case of a repeat (or zero hit) double the current bet.

[biagle]

I thought of an idea months ago but not real sure if I have the time to proceed with it.

And it goes a little something like this >>

We have 6 DS's. We bet the lowest amount on the first DS. If we hit, cool.

No hit, we bet the 1st and 2nd DS. No hit, we bet the 1st, 2nd, 3rd DS etc., all the way to the end, even if it means betting on all 6 at the same.

Yes I know, we would be in the minus on certain hits but *SOMEHOW* coming up with a creative cancellation method or "up as you win", "down as you lose" type of betting style?? I'm stalled on this one but it has potential.

Ken

mrj, check this out: link:://betselection.cc/double-street/walk-down-the-double-streets/msg11288/#msg11288

Ralph have something like it. As i understand you bet first street, if no hit second, if no hit third and every sping adding a chip for all streets who didn't hit. After hit on what (or any other, to leave hot streets) you remove 6 chips. Stop loss as he recomends for one street is 12 units.

I tryed it, but i dont know hot to be in + with this, because if street repeats you have on it only 1 unit, and on others many.

[MrJ]

"Wow!... you think of that all by yourself?" >>> The BETTING PLAN is the issue.

Add/subtract units? Re-bet the same DS that hit or drop it? etc etc etc


Ken

[nottophammer]

Mr j
you r sitting in your seat right next to the wheel at no cost( little joke). first spin, 1st d/s,2nd spin no repeat,good. what we r hoping for is 4 unique d/s.
Now in the perfect world no zero/s, so we have 2/3thd's of the wheel to bet, will we win the 2 units, only 4 chips

[RouletteGhost]

Too many numbers bet. You'll never win like this

[DoctorSudoku]

Too many numbers bet. You'll never win like this

Yes, very surprising that this is Mr J asking about this bet selection. I thought he never bet more than 2-4 numbers.

[MrJ]

Too many numbers bet. You'll never win like this

I agree. Thats why I had the common sense to quit it in 2013.
(...again Steve, look at the DATES and see who started up the conversation)

RG does SEARCHES in order to start s**t. Do I care? No, its kinda cute.

Ken

[MrJ]

In 2012 I posted, apple pie was my favorite but now I lean more towards cherry pie.

You can "get me" now RG. (rofl)

Ken