Simple OT Method

[malcop]

Hi All,

I have been playing on and off with this idea for a few days, and I thought I would share with you what I have so far.

With this method you are either betting with:

1) OTBL (Opposite time before last)
2) TB4L (Time before last)

If you open up the scorecard atthed to this post it will be easer to follow how I play this idea.

We bet OTB4L or TB4L depending on what Bet selection has the majority over the last 5 spins.

So at the start of the session we have to wait 7 spins before we can place a bet.

You can't start to record wether OTB4L or TB4L  won until the thrid spin. Look at 5E and you will see a T, at 5I you will see a O and at 5M you will see T, these codes indicate whether the round was won by OTB4L or TB4L, so after every round you record an O or T depending on what Bet Selection mode would have won.

We need 5 record spins before we can start to play that is why we do not start play until row 10, and we look back 5 recored spins and bet depending on the majority O or T so for the B/R colulmn we see TTTOO so that means we are going to place a TB4L bet it wins the bet, but if it does not what we will do is place 4 TB4L bets if the 4th bet loses we stop betting and wait for a 5 more recorded spins look at row's 35 t o38 you see that I have 4 losing T bets in a row, then the next time I place a bet is on row 46 after I have 5 recoreded O/T.

T had the majority so I re-started betting in T mode.

Notice that I do not count the zero as one of my 5 rounds to find out what mode I should be betting in.

One more thing if I win my bet within 4 spins I will look back 5 record O/T spins to decide what mode I should be betting with for up to my next 4 spins.

I bet on all three EC at the same time but you do not need to do that, but I prefere to because they seem to balance each other out.


Note: it is important to understand you only look back 5 spins to find what mode you are betting after you have a win!

Note: Stop/Win buy-in 20 units and target 10 units.  (only playing past 10 so that everyone can see how I play this method)

that's it a very simple idea.

If you have any questions please ask.

Thanks

Malcop