double dozen/column bet selection/trigger brainstorming

[RouletteGhost]

Lets brainstorm ideas here for how to choose betting on 2 dozens or columns at the same time

My ideas
-authors system for double dozens/colums
-most recent
-most recent and sleeper
-most recent and sleeper and most recent alternating
-wait for a dozen to repeat then bet the other 2 dozens (before i saw doz 1 hit 5 times in a row then a 0 came)

[RouletteGhost]

Also, a single dozen idea

Use a standard single dozen progression

Bet each spin on previous dozen

Betting on a repeat

If prior spin was doz 1 then bet doz 1 next spin, etc

Statistically a dozen should repeat before the single dozen progression gets crazy?

[psimoes]

Here's some MM I thought of: I call it The Idiot's Progression for single dozens.

Everybody knows the feeling: you're there betting on the sleeping dozen that is "due" while everyone else is capitalizing on the other two dozens. You think "#$% am I losing some decent money there.

So the progression starts as a Fibo minus the first 1. It goes 1-2-3-5-8-13-21-34-55-89 until it busts.

At the same time you bet on the sleeper you virtually bet on the two other dozens that will be winners while the single dozen is still "due". You'll parlay the virtual winnings after the second bet. 1-1, 1-1, 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, 6-6, 8-8, 11-11 etc
Now what you do is subtract the virtual winnings to minimize the progression on the dead dozen.

Imagine dozen 1 is hybernating and dozs 2 and 3 are constantly winning. You were about to place 1 chip on dz1, but since it will lose, and dzs2-3 will win you 1 chip, you broke even already without betting. LOL. So for the first spin, NB.

Second spin - second step on that Fibo - you're about to bet 2 chips on dz1 but you know how the story goes: dzs 2-3 will render you another chip. So you subtract the winning chip from your real bet, and on that second step you actually bet 1 unit instead of 2.

Third spin - 3rd step - You're about to place 3 chips on Dz1, and Dzs 2-3 will make their first parlay. You know they are on a winning streak so the 2 units you know they could make you, will finance your bet on the 1 dz. So, 3-2=1. You bet 1 unit on dz1.

Fourth step: dz1 needs 5 units, dzs 2-3 will make 3. So, 5 - 3 = 2. You bet 2 units on dz1 instead of 5.

fifth: you get the picture 8-4=4
6th : 13 - 6 = 7

By now you are on the 6 step in the progression and you've waged 0+1+1+2+4+7=15 total. If dz1 finally wakes up by that time you profit 6 units. Compare that to the fibo 1+2+3+5+8+13=32 units. You would profit 7. How's that for betting on all three dozens at the same time? You can have a cake and eat it too!

[RouletteGhost]

Ill read this a few more times to absorb it  sounds good

So you are using the parlay to recover potential losses youd suffer on the sleeping dozen negative progression

[psimoes]

That's it. I try to minimize the risk.  But don't take it too seriously.

[RouletteGhost]

This sounds like a damn good strategy to me.

[psimoes]

Thanks. Use it at will if you like. It's no guaranty of winning, OK?
One other thing, You realized the bets on the double dozens are all virtual, right? What I wrote may have not been clear...