THE ROLLER COASTER – Are you ready for the ride?

[ZERO]

Hi Guys, new here and first forum post ever so forgive me if this method has been discussed before and please be gentle!... 

I call this one The Roller Coaster because it`s financially and emotionally up and down all the time. Preferably played on a single zero wheel but could work just as well on a double zero wheel I guess, any and all criticism welcome!..

It starts off like any roller coaster ride... winding up slowly awaiting the big drop and when you drop the ride begins!...

Start off by leaving the last number to hit and zero.  You now place 1 chip on each of the remaining 35 numbers. If you hit you once again leave the last number to hit and zero and place 1 chip on each of the remaining 35 numbers...  etc... etc... etc... So you are chipping away until the big drop comes... you miss!.. and now the ride begins!..

The idea of every ride is to equal or increase your profit as it was before the miss came. So let`s imagine you had 5 straight hits and won 5 chips while playing the 35 numbers and then missed, your target is now to get back to being 5 chips or more in profit before ending the ride and starting a new one.

So after the miss you will play the exact same 35 numbers you were playing before the miss but add another chip to each of the numbers for the next spin. If you hit you will remove the number that just hit and play 2 chips on the remaining 34 numbers. While hitting you keep on removing the numbers that hit without increasing the chips per number. While missing you add another chip to each of the numbers you are currently playing for the next spin... etc... etc... etc... When you are back to being 5 chips or more in profit  the ride ends and you start a new ride with 35 numbers building your profit until you meet your session target.

THE BASICS:
Play 1 chip on 35 numbers leaving the number that just hit and 0 until you miss. When you miss check what your profit was before the miss as this is your target for the ride and then add 1 chip to each of the numbers you are currently playing for the next spin. For every hit remove the number that hit and play the remaining numbers without increasing the chips per number.  For every miss continue playing the numbers you are currently playing and increase with 1 chip per number. Once you are back to or over the profit you had before the first miss your ride is over and you start a new ride with 35 numbers building your profit until you meet your session target.

EXAMPLE:
The last winning number is 25. On the next spin I leave 25 and 0 and play 1 chip on the remaining 35 numbers. The next winning number is 14 so I hit and win 1 chip. On the next spin I leave 14 and 0 and play 1 chip on the remaining 35 numbers. The next winning number is 0 so I miss and lose 35 chips. My target is to win back 35 or more chips because this was my balance before the first miss. On the next spin I leave 14 and 0 again and play 2 chips on the remaining 35 numbers. The next winning number is 21 so I hit and win 2 chips back. On the next spin I leave 14, 0 and 21 and play 2 chips on the remaining 34 numbers. The next winning number is 3 so I hit and win 4 chips back. On the next spin I leave 14, 0, 21 and 3 and play 2 chips on the remaining 33 numbers. The next winning number is 14 so I miss and lose 66 chips. On the next spin I leave 14, 0, 21 and 3 again and play 3 chips on the remaining 33 numbers... I am sure you get the hang of it by now so you continue doing this until you are 1 or more chips in profit as per your balance before the first miss and then the ride is over and you can start a new ride with 35 numbers building your profit until you meet your session target.

As bad as this example may seem I have had situations where I started off with 3 straight misses playing 35 numbers and many more along the ride and still managed to end with a profit at the end of the ride.

I have also noticed that it works even better if you are able, after the first miss, to increase with 1 chip per number on every spin thereafter whether you hit or miss as it brings you back sooner. You do need quite a hefty bankroll though.

I have only tested this method on a simulator and had to dig deep at times but it always seems to pull through. Let me know what you guys think...

Thanks for a great forum!

[Taotie]

Hi zero,
I don't think any system that requires betting 35 numbers straight off the bat is ever going to be received well.
But nice effort mate, and thanks for posting. 

[ZERO]

Noted! 

[Drazen]

And a cool thing would be to loose less than that on straights. 

Agree?

Cheers