D/C Progression

[atlantis]

This idea stems from GLC's 2 dozen idea and I have adapted it for single dozen/column play.

Use WIN/LOSS "strings" (W/L)  for the outcomes (max of SIX results per string)

Progression:

Up 1 unit after 5 L's in a row in a string.

Up 1 unit if there are 3 W's in a row in a string.

Up 1 unit if there are 5 L's out of the 6 results in a string.

Up 1 unit if there are 3 W's or more out of the 6 results in a string.

IMPORTANT: Start new w/l record string at each new level of betting.

Suggested stop point:
After a winning string and in new profit.

Recommended stop point:
After 2 consecutive winning strings and in new profit.
After 2 winning strings separated by level string results and in new profit.

[But of course you may stop on any profit during or after the end of a string e.g.: +2; +3....etc...]

Example strings:
LLLLL - 5 L's in a row so up 1 unit and start new string
LLWWW - 3 consecutive w's in a row so up 1 unit and start new string
LWLWLW - 3 out of 6 w's so up 1 unit and start new string
LLWLLW - level so start new string at same unit level
LLLLWW - level so start new string at same unit level
WWW -  3 consecutive w's in a row so up 1 unit and start new string
LLLWLL - 5 out of 6 L's so up 1 unit and start new string
LWWLWW - Over 3 out of 6 w's so up 1 unit and start new string

Real game Results:

START STRING @ 1 UNIT
WLLWLW         +3   (3 out of 6 W results so increase by 1 UNIT)

NEXT STRING @ 2 UNIT
LWLLLW          +3    (NO CHANGE SO RESUME AT SAME LEVEL)
WWLLLL          +3    (NO CHANGE SO RESUME AT SAME LEVEL)
LLWWW           +11    (3 W's in a row - so immediately UP 1 UNIT) - Or STOP due to 2 winning strings separated only by level result(s)

NEXT STRING @ 3 UNIT
LWLLWL           +11    (NO CHANGE SO RESUME AT SAME LEVEL)
LLWWLW          +20   (3 out of 6 W results - STOP due to 2 winning strings separated only by level result(s) )


+20 IN 35 BETS MADE
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Use with your favourite single doz/col selection method.

Atlantis.

[GLC]

Nice adaptation A.  Some people have been bit by double dozens so often they won't play them any more.  A single dozen option may fit their quiver better.

GLC

[joiner29]

Hi what bet selection are you using