This follows on from a method I devised and tested
on another forum. I had varying degrees of success
with it, but it was a bit too much of a roller coaster
so I am revisiting it, within a different structure and
will test again. So here we go:
Split the board up into 4 sets of 9:
1= 1-9
2= 10-18
3= 19-27
4= 28-36
3 streets each.
Note down in matrix fashion what section hits (grid of 4 width)
Example:
1 2 2 4
Note that the second section repeated. What we are looking for
is a row without any repeats such as:
3 4 3 1
There are two lots of section 3 here, but they are not direct
repeats so this counts as a trigger line.
Now we bet four times for a repeat of the last section.
2 3 4 3
That's a losing 4 line, so instead of continuing betting and
catching a long run of losers, we stop and wait for a repeat.
1 4 2 2
There's a repeat. So no we wait for our non repeating trigger
line.
2 3 1 4
That's a trigger line - bet for a repeat four times.
3 3
And the repeat has come in straight away.
That's pretty much it. Progression is a big question,
I tend to go 1111 with first lot of four, then 2222, 3333 etc.
You can set your own loss limits.
I will show some examples soon.
BW