My pleasure.  Thanks for posting the method!

Quote from: dennisbelle on Oct 23, 09:51 PM 2010
My pleasure.  Thanks for posting the method!

Dennis,

I hate to be so fickle, well, no I don't.

Look at my new system under full systems titled "This is the ONE!

It's easier to play and has great potential.

G

I continue to play the progression

1
2
4/4

6
12
24/24

only i play virtual and wait a loss to happen on 3 consecutive spins.

did not lost yet.


i play it in conjuntion to another method wich is:

when 2 consecutive numbers hit double street 3 or 4 (13-18 /19-24)
i bet 10 units on the contrary low/high and 5 units on 3rd/1st dozzen
example

20
24
bet 10 units low and 5 units 3rd dozzen + 1 chip at zero

Cheers


PS- Dennisbelle, to sorry for your current losses, but may i ask exactly how are you playing the system?
best regards

"Dennisbelle, to sorry for your current losses, but may I ask exactly how are you playing the system?"

I tested the same way you are playing but I played every spin.

anyone tested it the original way?
i found it was created based on kimo li cocepts...

Quote from: albertojonas on Oct 26, 07:11 PM 2010
Anyone tested it the original way?
i found it was created based on kimo li cocepts...

alberto,

I do not understand the recovery part of the original way.

The 1st half of the system is pretty straight forward, but if you lose the 16 units he doesn't clarify how to bet the even chances and dozens.

How do you understand it?

George

Quote from: GLC on Oct 26, 08:29 PM 2010
alberto,

I do not understand the recovery part of the original way.

The 1st half of the system is pretty straight forward, but if you lose the 16 units he doesn't clarify how to bet the even chances and dozens.

How do you understand it?

George

i play it this way

1 chip on Red
always if win reset
if loss 2 chips on even
if loss 3 chips on dozzen
if loss (6-)
4 chips on red - here if win same bet again
etc...

I will post an example

Quote from: albertojonas on Oct 26, 10:11 PM 2010

i play it this way

1 chip on Red
always if win reset
if loss 2 chips on even
if loss 3 chips on dozzen
if loss (6-)
4 chips on red - here if win same bet again
etc...

I will post an example

Alberto,

Thanks for your explanation and example of the 2nd part.

I can't help thinking that if the 2nd part is so good that it's used to recover a loss from the 1st part, why not use the 2nd part all the time.

Your spreadsheet looks like a pretty effective system.

It might be the better of the 2 methods.

What do you think?

George

it is slower in profit. and maybe the conditions are bond to happen for the second, if first one fails...
have to test it more extensively

cheers

Quote from: albertojonas on Oct 27, 03:33 AM 2010
It is slower in profit. and maybe the conditions are bond to happen for the second, if first one fails...
have to test it more extensively

cheers

Excellent point Al.  I wonder if this recovery method might work with some of our tweaked progressions.

If I understand what you mean, you're saying if the spins are such that they cause you to lose playing the 1st way, then those spins may be just bad enough that they are good for the 2nd system to win.

Let's see.

George

workkin for me.



as i said at wrong place:

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