MEISEL METHOD

[Richard Meisel]

Dozens & Columns. We have 6 ( A-F) Sections: (A) 1st & 2nd Dozen, (B) 1st & 3rd Dozen, (C) 2nd & 3rd Dozen, ( D) Bottom & Middle Column, ( E) Bottom & High Column, and ( F) Middle & High Column.  When we see 2 consecutive Wins in a Section we Bet. If we Win we continue to Bet the SAME amount until we lose. When we Lose, we look at the other Sections for 2 consecutive Wins and we Bet the same at first. We should tend to have more Wins than Losses in each Sections (24 to 14 on an American wheel. We can use a Martingale but not necessarily so. I have my own progression. So looking for Trends and Singles and Doubles and Triples and Swarms and Clusters are all ok, but it still comes down to a guess, even if it's an educated guess, it's still a guess.  A 24/38 guess.

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but it still comes down to a guess, even if it's an educated guess, it's still a guess.  A 24/38 guess.

That's the sad truth. No matter how clever your bet selections is, every new bet has 24/38 or 24/37 chance to win. It doesn't matter at all if you see two consecutive virtual wins.

If you have nothing better to do, it can be fun to do spin by spin tests, but you can also learn to write excel formulas and test many spins immediately. But always keep in mind that no system that tried to bet the next outcome has ever been successful.