GRID System

[SpinASequence]

Here is a fun way to play and can be profitable too!

First of all you need to learn the numbers in my HOUSE SYSTEM.

House 1 : 1-10-19-28
House 2 : 2-11-20-29
House 3 : 3-12-21-30
House 4 : 4-13-22-31
House 5 : 5-14-23-32
House 6 : 6-15-24-33
House 7 : 7-16-25-34
House 8 : 8-17-26-35
House 9 : 9-18-27-36

All the numbers reduce to a single digit represented by its HOUSE.
For example 22 obviously belongs in HOUSE 4

On a card write this :

123
456
789

This little GRID represents the whole layout except 0.

What you are looking to do is complete any vertical, horizontal or diagonal line - like Tic Tac Toe - in any combination thus :
Examples 1-4-7 : 2-5-8 : 3-6-9
1-5-9 : 4-5-6 etc  - you get the idea.

We obviously don't bet for the first two spins till we see which way the pattern is going.

Say the dealer hits 22 which is in HOUSE 4. Put a circle around 4 on your GRID.
Next he hits 28 which is in HOUSE 1. Put a circle around 1 on your GRID.
Now we have a bet. Place a chip on the 4 numbers in HOUSE 7 to complete the vertical line of 1-4-7
If if wins strike it out and start a new GRID

Don't be tempted to bet more than one HOUSE. It is a 4 chip bet. And don't go chasing a HOUSE thinking that it 'must come!'
If you miss accept the loss and move on to the next GRID.

Any time a line is completed that 'game' is over and we start a new grid.

For example we may get a GRID that is too congested with too many choices.
For example on your card you may have 1-5-6-8 circled. Better to wait for a completed line then start another GRID.
There will be plenty of chances. We don't have to bet every spin!

The wheel is a mechanical piece of equipment and patterns do occur. I believe this little method can take advantage of these patterns for profit!

Good luck.

SAS


If you find a better way let me know. Always looking for an edge!

[JimmieB]

Hi SAS,

Interesting...quick question, if you have 1, 4, 3 & 6 circled, as you only choose one HOUSE, which one should you select next as you have 3 options, 2, 7 & 9?

Regards
Jim

[SpinASequence]

Hi JB,

Unfortunately you would have 4 options! HOUSE 5 would connect HOUSES 4 and 6.

In this case I would look what has happened previously. But from experience it may be better to wait for a line to complete without betting then start a new grid. Remember we do not have to bet every spin. Why not wait till we have a seemingly advantage?

If I do bet I only give it 4 shots or 16 chips. This is easily recovered in subsequent grids or 'games.'

SAS

[nowun]

Looks like a bit of numerology mixed in there with the number reductions.  How much testing have you done on this?  How does it perform long term?