Let It Ride...Only Option?

[figjams95]

The basis for this system is the from the Richard Dreyfuss movie “Let It Ride”.
The movie itself, for those of you whom haven’t seen it, is about a racetrack punter (Dreyfuss) who swears today is definitely going to be his last day at the track.
He gets some inside info into a “certainty”, places a wager of around $50.00 for it to win, which it does.
How he goes about getting his other 5 or 6 winning bets is nothing short of hilarious, but what he does do is let all winnings “ride” from one race to another and by days’ end, he collects a fortune.
I have a system of selecting on 1:1 chances on the roulette table that is “streaky” and can in fact deliver somewhere around 7-10 wins in a row (perhaps more, haven’t tested it past 5000 spins yet).
The basic rules are simply this (the best part of this system is the staking plan which gives you a longer crack at winning our ultimate goal...which is to get 7 to 9 wins in a row).
We are looking at betting on any even money chances that have come in 3 times in a row.
We only bet on the 4th spin to come in with a winner and so on.
Example. The numbers 4,20 and 33 appear.
Place $3.00 on black to win.
35 comes up. We win.
Next spin is 36.
We now have 33,35 & 36 numbers in succession and we bet $5.00 (from the winning $6.00 we got last bet) on the 19-36 set of numbers.
26 comes up. We win.
Next spin is 24. We now have 36, 26 & 24 numbers in succession and we bet $9.00 (from the winning $10.00 we got last bet) on the even money bet.
10 comes up and we win again.  Our next bet would be $16.00, then $28.00, then $50.00, $90.00, $160.00 and the “holy grail” is the final and last bet of $288.00 (assuming we keep winning of course!)
The profit from a run of 9 winning bets in a row is $649.00.
8 in a row gives us a profit of $361.00 and 7 in a row gets you $201.00...all from just $3.00!
See the attached file of how I made a profit yesterday of $597.00 in just 426 spins (took about 5 ½ hours).
Any questions, thoughts greatly appreciated...
Peter