The Greatest System in the World, So they say.

[GLC]

This is the 3/2 system or you can bet 5 lines.  You pick how you determine which lines to play.


Personally, I just play the 1-18 even chance and the 3rd dozen.  Or the 19-36 and the 1st dozen.


I start playing low and 3rd dozen.  I switch when I see the 19-24 hit 3 times close together.


I switch back when the reverse happens.


Progression:


If lose         bet               If win
-5                3/2 (1)           +1
-10              3/2 (6)           +1
-20              6/4 (6)           +2
-35              9/6 (7)           +1
-55              12/8 (9)         +1
-85              18/20 (10)     +5
-130            27/18 (10)     +5
-200            42/28 (10)     +10
-305            63/42 (10)     +10
-460            93/62 (10)     +5
-695            141/94 (10)   +10
-1045          210/140 (10) +5


The number in ( ) is the most times you may have to win at that level to fully recover.

The amount in the "If Lose" column is only right if you lose the very first bet at that level.     


So we bet 3/2 until we lose.  Then we move to level 2 which is 3/2 again.  We must win 6 times at level 2 to recover the 5 units lost at level 1.
Anytime we lose at level 2 we must go to level 3 or 6/4.  We have to win at most 6 times at this level to fully recover.  I say at most, because we probably won a few spins in level 2 and all we're trying to do is get to a new high.
If we lose at 6/4 without fully recovering, we move to 9/6 which we have to win at most 7 times to fully recover.
If we ever, haha, get to 18/12 we will have to win at most 10 times to fully recover.  All levels beyond 18/12 are 10 win levels.


Remember, previous wins without full recovery help us recover and require us to win less than the maximum for full recovery.  It is almost impossible to reach any of the levels beyond 9/6 and need to win the required number before reaching a new high.


Piece of cake.  Enjoy.


G

[GLC]

Here's the same system only it's play similar to Fibonacci:


3/2
3/2
6/4
9/6
15/10
24/16
39/26
63/42
102/68
165/108


The bet in the next level is calculated by adding the last two level together.


So 3/2 is 1st level.  since this is the 1st level you add 0 to it and get the same bet for the 2nd level.
Now add level 1- 3/2 and level 2- 3/2 together for the 3rd level of 6/4.
Now add level 2- 3/2 and level 3- 6/4 together for the 4th level of 9/6.
Now add level 3- 6/4 and level 4- 9/6 together for the 5th level of 15/10.
Now add level 4- 9/6 and level 5- 15/10 together for the 6th level of 24/16.
etc...


Stay at each level until you recover all lost units.


Another option is to recover half of the lost units and then drop back 1 level more than half way to the 1st level and finish recovering at that level.  This is a little less risky, but you win a little slower.


G

[Steve]

Fibonacci sequence is a number sequence. In the way it is used for roulette, it is nothing more than a number sequence. The principal behind it is recursion and fractal geometry elemental to existence. But when used for progression in gambling, there is absolute no basis for it. Its more like an insult to what it actually represents.

[ThomasGrant]

Fibonacci sequence is a number sequence. In the way it is used for roulette, it is nothing more than a number sequence. The principal behind it is recursion and fractal geometry elemental to existence. But when used for progression in gambling, there is absolute no basis for it. Its more like an insult to what it actually represents.

That's a bit harsh.
I think the progression here is very sound.
Just another way at looking at progressions.

[ThomasGrant]

I switch back when the reverse happens.


Progression:


If lose         bet               If win
-5                3/2 (1)           +1
-10              3/2 (6)           +1
-20              6/4 (6)           +2
-35              9/6 (7)           +1
-55              12/8 (9)         +1
-85              18/20 (10)     +5
-130            27/18 (10)     +5
-200            42/28 (10)     +10
-305            63/42 (10)     +10
-460            93/62 (10)     +5
-695            141/94 (10)   +10
-1045          210/140 (10) +5

You may need to explain this to me again.
Because I don't fully understand it.

First... what are we betting on?
Lines? Streets?
You have bet 3/2 (1)
3/2 what?
Can you supply some graphics for this?
This is a very interesting progression.
Needs more explanation.

[Skakus]

Its more like an insult to what it actually represents.

Im inclined to agree.

[Adsada]

we are betteing 3/2
it means we bet 3 unit on Low and 2 unit on dozen 3
we lose only if come 19 20 21 22 23 24


or we bet 3 units on High and 2 unit on dozen 1
we lose if come 13 14 15 16 17 18

[GLC]

Thanks Adsada

You can either bet on the hi/lo and opposite dozen or you can bet on five lines.
Don't forget losing when a zero hits.

Each level is determined by the sum of the two previous levels

[Juiced91]

You may need to explain this to me again.
Because I don't fully understand it.

First... what are we betting on?
Lines? Streets?
You have bet 3/2 (1)
3/2 what?
Can you supply some graphics for this?
This is a very interesting progression.
Needs more explanation.

The first post says 3 on low and 2 on third dozen or obviuosly the other way around. About the brackets. It means how many times you must win at that level to make a profit. About the five line bet i didnt read about it.

[ego]

 
Well if minimum is 10 Euro for outside bets - then some one could place 5 chips with 2 Euro each on the lines and get one extra step - as does would be equal to 10 Euro.

3/2 +1 = 10 Euro

[GLC]

I'm inclined to agree.

Steve and Skakus,  Okay, I apologize for using the trigger work Fibonacci.  What I was trying to communicate was that each succeeding bet is determined by adding the two previous bets together.  That makes the progression simple and easy to calculate the next bet in case of a loss.  I was just trying to simplify things.

The 3/2 bet is really just a 5 line bet.  Some people like to use various methods for determining which line to not bet on.  When placing a 3/2 bet, you are betting 5 units.  Take those 5 units and place 1 unit on each of the five lines you want to bet on.  The real decision is which line you want to leave unbet.

When you are betting Lo and the 3rd dozen, you are leaving the 19-24 line open.  When betting Hi and the 1st dozen, you are leaving the 11-18 line open.  Playing 3/2 only gives you 2 options.  Playing 5 lines gives you 6 options.

Placing and calculating bets playing 3/2 is easier than playing 5 lines.  If you decide to play 5 lines, you just add the 2 numbers in each level together and divide by 5 and that will tell you how many units to bet on each line.

I'm ready for more questions if you have any.

And remember, the number in ( ) is the maximum times you will have to win.  It will probably be less depending on how many units you won prior to losing on previous levels.