A different Kind of Monster

[ignatus]

OK, now this "Missing Link"-strategy has gone so far out, it has turned out to be a Monster. 


Now, I add a doublestreet, what do we get? A Monster.


What I CAN say IS, this strategy will beat most doubledozen-strategies. It's 24 numbers is bet;


1 Doublestreet
2 corners
1 street
2 splits
3 single numbers


Progression

-Stay on the same level for each win, (until you are satisfied with the bankroll, *then reset*)


-As soon as a loss occur, one step ahead in the progression is made;


1u Single Numbers +1 Progression
2u Splits                 +2 Progression
3u Street                +3 Progression
4u Corners             +4 Progression
6u Doublestreet     +6 Progression

[weddings]

Are you going to keep increasing your numbers to bet until 35?

[ignatus]

Are you going to keep increasing your numbers to bet until 35?

What's your problem ? Try playing it instead of complaining. OR come with ideas/suggestions how it can be improved.

[weddings]

No problem at all. Just want save your time on this. Its not gonna work.

[ignatus]

No problem at all. Just want save your time on this. Its not gonna work.

Bullshit. It's just like any other doubledozen bet, only this is playing with 1 doublestreet, 2 corners, 1 street, 2 splits and 3 single numbers.
This will cover 24 numbers.


Progression has been described.


Now, I played this: WLWWWWWLWWLLWLLWWWWWWWWWWLLLWLWWWWW +345U from this session.

Only thing to keep in mind, for each level progression advance, 3 Wins at any level, before progression reset is required. Then you're recovered and ahead of the game.

[warrior]

You got your self a lockness monster here 

[rayhd63]

@ Ignatius

how is the initial rule for this ?!?

Examples on numbers pls.......

Ray

[ignatus]

@ Ignatius

how is the initial rule for this ?!?

Examples on numbers please.......

Ray

OK, I try to explain it again....hmm...


The bets ARE;


1 doublestreet. (6u bet)
2 corners           (4u bet on each)
1 street             (3u bet)
2 splits               (2u bet on each)
3 single numbers (1u bet on each)


OK, place the bets AS YOU WISH. Randomly over the carpet. My betselection would be, (for an example);



1 doublestreet on 16/21
2 corners on 1/5 & 32/36     
1 street on 25/27         
2 splits  on 11/12 & 31/34             
3 single numbers on 0,10,23


Now, start spin.


1. Stay on the same level bets until one loss,


2. As soon as a loss occur, one step ahead in the progression is made;

1u Single Numbers  +1 Progression
2u Splits                 +2 Progression
3u Street                +3 Progression
4u Corners             +4 Progression
6u Doublestreet     +6 Progression


3. After 3 hits in a row, (when progression has advanced) RESET progression, start over, go back to basic bet;



1 doublestreet. (6u bet)
2 corners           (4u bet on each)
1 street             (3u bet)
2 splits               (2u bet on each)
3 single numbers (1u bet on each)




Hope everything is clear, now, by this explanation ?

[TwoCatSam]

Shoot a mile........

Out of respect for Ignatus, I'll pay Nick to program this puppy into the ExcelBot.

Ignatus,

Do we need a real wheel or will BV NZ RNG do?

Sam

[ignatus]

Shoot a mile........

Out of respect for Ignatus, I'll pay Nick to program this puppy into the ExcelBot.

Ignatus,

Do we need a real wheel or will BV NZ RNG do?

Sam

Nice!    I'm not sure, if hit-rate would be different of RNG or Live wheel. This is a doubledozen bet, basically. So, im not sure, i've only tested this on RNG so far, with very good results.

[Chrisbis]

Here is your bet in a visual format.....

[iggiv]

if your bets are random then u will get zero minus house edge result on a long run. If you gonna keep the same set of bets no matter what the results will be much worse.

[iggiv]

but the wheel coverage idea is not bad at all. The only thing which u have to decide is which numbers, corners, splits, streets to bet. That's where hard part comes. It's not hard to work out good wheel coverage, it's much harder to decide what exactly to bet and why.

[ignatus]

but the wheel coverage idea is not bad at all. The only thing which You have to decide is which numbers, corners, splits, streets to bet. That's where hard part comes. It's not hard to work out good wheel coverage, it's much harder to decide what exactly to bet and why.

Yes...