Even chances and double dozens

[GLC]

Here's a system based strictly on triggers.  It grabs gambler's fallacy by the throat, looks him square in the eyes and laughs, Ha!  Gambler's Fallacy is unswayed by this silly gesture of ignorance.  In other words, player beware.  There's a sasquatch lurking in them thar woods.

We're going to be betting on even chances and double dozens.  Use any bet selection method you like.  Play the even chances on paper until you have 2 losses in a row and then bet.  If you win, good.  Wait for another 3 loss trigger.  Continue this way as long as you win.

Once you have a loss, play your double dozen bet selection on paper until you have 1 loss then bet 1-1.  If you win you have recovered your 1 unit loss so drop back to the even chance bet.  Play on paper until you have 2 losses in a row then bet 1 unit on an e.c. again.  If you lose, you wait for a paper loss on your double dozen and then bet 1-1 again.

Any time you lose the double dozen bet, you move 1 step to the right on the bet line.  Any time you win 2 even chance bets, you move 1 step to the left on the bet line.  Any time you reach even or a new profit after being minus, reset.

Here's the bet line:

1 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 8 - 13

I don't recommend that you go past 13 in the line but if you want to, it's just the Fibonacci minus the 1st 1.  It starts getting pretty spendy after the 13 unit bet.

Please test thoroughly and set a realistic stop loss.

I do not guarantee a win every time and losses may be greater than wins over the long haul.  Play at your own risk.

GLC

If you lose betting 5 lines, just take the loss and move to the right on the line.   Play exactly the same way but multiply each bet amount from the 1 unit line by the number you start the attack with.  So if your at the 3 level you play the even chance for 3 units, the double dozens for 3-3 units and the 5 lines for 3-3-3-3-3 units.

Play for a 5 unit win target.

[amk]

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Hello again GLC!

Aways like your posts.

I might be putting my money on selecting a different method to play once for only a certain amount of time, perhaps +5 units and never again.

But like you said, "There's a sasquatch lurking in them thar woods", however I am pretty sure that aint a fallacy! = : )

[GLC]

As crazy as we might seem, I'm agreeing with you on this one. That is about the Sasquatch.

This system can't do any worse than any other one since nothing we do changes the odds of winning.