Nathan's 0/00 trigger method works!

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Thank you Nathan Detroit for giving us the betting method for the 0/00 wheels.


Since you posted it for all to partake of, I have been using it with some other systems and it's been working beautifully.  I am just sorry that it only works on the double zero wheel.  I've looked at the single zero wheel and I agree with you, it just can't be adapted to that wheel.


I have made a couple of minor tweaks that don't seem to harm the overall performance that much, but make it a little easier for me to play it on my airball machine.  I have also lowered the bet sizes for a smaller bankroll to play with.


For any interested, please follow this link and read the topic.  I am pulling out the information in Reply #1 and #11.


link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=4622.0


We will use the sections  A,  B,  &  C as our trigger sections just like Nathan presents.  We can use his 2 dozen bets following each section trigger for a very easy system, but I like to use the more detailed bet selections presented in reply #11.


I have tweaked it just a little to make placing the bets easier.


If we get a trigger to bet the section A locations we bet  the 2nd dozen, 1-6 line and 32,33,35,36 corner.


If we get a trigger to bet the section B locations we bet the 3rd dozen, 16-21 line (unnatural), and 5,6,8,9 corner.  Please note that I added the 16 and deleted the 22 from Nathan's numbers.  I did this for easier betting and it is a minor change in odds.


If we get a trigger to bet the section C locations we bet the 1st dozen, 25-30 line, and 13,14,16,17 corner.


We can either use Nathan's unit size for each location of 6 units on the dozen, 3 units on the line and 2 units on the corner or we can use what I prefer:  3 units on the dozen, 2 units on the line, and 1 unit on the corner.


With Nathan's 6-3-2 bet you win 7 units on any win.
My bet of 3-2-1  you win 3 units if the dozen hits, 6 unit if the line hits, and 3 units if the corner hits.
You can also bet 3-1-1 and win 4 units if the dozen hits, 1 unit if the line hits and 4 units if the corner hits.


I have been using this method to play the double dozens using the bet selection method I suggest in my double dozen parlay system.


I track using Nathan's A, B, C categories.  Instead of listing the dozen a number is in, creating a 1-2-3 tracking line, I convert the number spun to it's corresponding A-B-C. 


If I get ABA, that's a trigger for me to bet on B and C.  So CCA triggers a bet on A and B.  BBC triggers a bet on C and A.  Etc...


If I get 3 of any of them I bet on that letter and the farthest back letter.  So if I get ABBCAAA I bet on A because of the AAA and B because it was farther back than C.


If I get one of each, I bet on the last 2 to hit.  So if I get ABC I bet on B and C.  If I get BAC I bet on A and C. etc...


Now, of course I have to bet on the corresponding doz, line, corner to the letters represented.  So if I'm betting on A and B, I bet (using 3-2-1 units) 3 units on 2nd doz, 2 units on 1-6 line, 1 unit on 32,33,35,36, corner and also 3 units on 3rd dozen, 2 units on 16-21 line, 1 unit on 5,6,8,9 corner.  That's 12 units and I'm betting just shy of a 2 dozen bet.  We have a slight edge in that we are only betting on 22 numbers instead of 24.


I can't begin to express how clever this wheel based concept of Nathan's is.  In my opinion, it completely eliminates the additional disadvantage we double zero wheelers have  to suffer compared to single zero wheelers.


I know that I went over the above pretty quickly without a lot of detail.  If you are familiar with Nathan's topic and my double dozen parlay topic, this should be obvious.


Oh, by the way.  I've been testing this with a bread winner progression of 1-1-1-2-2-2-3-3-3-4-4-4 etc...  We multiply each location by the level we are on.  If we are on the 3 level, we multiply 3-2-1 and it becomes 9-6-3.  That's 9 units on the dozen, 6 units on the line and 3 units on the corner.


Remember, you can use Nathan's 6-3-2 for the pure bet method. You just have to have a larger bank to play with.


Good Luck,


George

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Due to many errors made in this post, I am locking it and posting a new topic with the correct info.


Sorry if I confused anybody.


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