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Dozens as Quad Combinations

Started by mickavelli, Apr 19, 11:36 PM 2022

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mickavelli

Start with the following 4 spin combinations that run vertically.
(Forget zero).

Spin 1 -     1   1   1   2   2   2   3   3   3
Spin 2 -     1   2   3   1   2   3   1   2   3
Spin 3 -     2   3   1   3   1   2   1   2   3
Spin 4 -     2   3   1   1   2   3   3   1   2
                       
In 4 spins, 1 column must hit minimum of 3 times....

This gives us 4 possibilities of which 1 is guaranteed to happen...

1. Spins 1,2,3
2. Spins 2,3,4
3. Spins 1,3,4
4. Spins 1 2,4

Lets say we choose to play the combination
1,2,4
First let 2 spins pass
For example...
1. Dozen 3
2. Dozen 1

To bet for combination 1,2,4 is to bet against combination 1,2,3 forming.

Now look for the column that cointains  dozens "3 and 1" in that order in the first 2 rows...
It indicates to bet against dozen 1 so we bet the remaining 2 dozens

If we win, we parlay our initial 2 units onto the dozen indicated on the 4th spin to form the 1,2,4 combination

Result
If we lose on the first bet result = -2
If we win on the first bet
but lose on the parlay, result = -2
If we win on the "1,2,4 combination"
Result = +7





Blueprint

Simple as 1,2,3,4.

What is determining first decision?

mickavelli

Hey blue what is determining the first decision?
Do you mean, the option that i chose?
I chose that option for the style of play...
Bet 2, if win, parlay the initial 2 units plus the 1 unit picked up for payout of 9 =potential profit of 7 units
What i'm wondering is if these 4 options are as likely as each other???
1. -2
2. -2
3. -2
4. +7
Can anyone help with that???
Cheers

Blueprint


roulettefan

And the show must goes on

Badger

This looks like the 9 Block system that Scepticus plays.
Check out Scepticus' posts on roulettelife forum. Hope that helps.
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