37 spins

[Anastasius]

If large tests show most common uniques after 37 are 18-25 but a minimum 13 must occur is there a progression to use to ensure 11 hits and win? (First  2 spins cant be bet )

[Ricky]

If large tests show most common uniques after 37 are 18-25 but a minimum 13 must occur is there a progression to use to ensure 11 hits and win? (First  2 spins cant be bet )

Hi Anastasius. No need for a progression. Define your challenge and think of another way you can solve it other than a progression. There is a way.

Cheers,
Ricky

[Anastasius]

I would like to see wait 2 spins then bet all unhits until 13 drawn. So 11 wins. I think the usual method goes to far and seeks 24 wins but when the 13 uniques only happens u lose too much. Will still lose anyway prob

[Ricky]

I would like to see wait 2 spins then bet all unhits until 13 drawn. So 11 wins. I think the usual method goes to far and seeks 24 wins but when the 13 uniques only happens u lose too much. Will still lose anyway prob

This is not an ideal solution but have you tried betting all numbers except last 2 uniques and assuming you will get  several uniques before a repeat hits you keep removing the last number hit. Now if you do this for 4 spins and 4 more uniques have come out that is 6 uniques and made 10 units risking each time < 35 units.
Now reset your bets to exclude last 2 numbers which are still uniques in your cycle and repeat the process. If you lucky and you make it through another cycle without loss and numbers still have not repeated then you have exposed 10 uniques and made 20 units profit. Now you can use that profit to play your main game or call it a win and restart your session.

Now there are two other outcomes
1, you lose to a repeat and need to recover those chips
2. A number repeats after your first 4 wins and you reset your chips. In this case you have exposed a repeat.

Hope this gives some food for thought. And no progression involved so far. As I said on its own it is not a solution to beating roulette but it could be one piece of a bigger puzzle

Cheers
Ricky