Follow the flow

[soggett]

This is an idea that I had a while ago and testing seems to be going well.
If someone has something like this I appologise.
The idea is to follow the flow of the game, for example how often do you see lets say 5 red in a row?
6 odd in a row?
etc
People then start betting for the opposite to come, looking for a change.
Well why dont we go with the flow thats right in front of us?

Ok, i was thinking...
we watch the numbers coming in and look for two of the same ec, lets say R/B we bet the one that is striking:
R
R
- here we would bet R
If win, continue to bet 1 unit until loss, then switch to lets say H/L, look for two of the same then bet again till loss then bet O/E
Example:
8
12
14  - here we have two red in a row (12 and 14) now bet red
21 - win, bet red again
28 - loss, switch to H/L, we have two in row (21 and 28) bet H
11 - loss, switch to O/E, just track because we don't have two in a row
31 - now bet O because we have two in row (11 and 31)
5 - win, bet O
17 - win, bet O
26 - loss, switch to R/B, bet B because we have two in row (17 and 26)
... etc

I dont know the math behind this but the worst i saw till now was 8 times loss then a win
And that was just going in and starting to track from the first spin
The trick is to let a few spins pass and see with what to start betting. for instance if we see RBRBRRBBR then we should look for H/L or O/E in that series of numbers because R/B wouldnt be good here.
Lets say we have numbers:
17,15,26,28,32,4,35,7,18
So its
BBBBRBBRR
LLHHHLHLL
OOEEEEOOE
In this case I would start with L and then move on to O/E and then R/B
Because you can see when the last 4 numbers happen BBRR if we would have bet on B and lose we would go to H/L and we would have to wait for two in row. If we go to O/E we would lose because of the E. So we are left with H/L.
The progression is up to each individual whatever you like, i haven't decided yet (need help with that so any suggestion is wellcome)

What you guys think?
Thoughts, suggestions, tweaks, critics,... always wellcome