Jack Kennedy Square Roulette Method...anyone have it?

[Drogan]

Hey Carsch.

You are right.  The 4-5 System is very similar to the Kennedy system.

When you win the profit is AMAZING!

Your session was from five years ago.  Are you still playing this way?

[A3on]

Then if you want to use a progression, better make one able to support 33 loosing spins (as the system gets 5 wins in 38 spins), then if the wins come in the last spins you will be able to win

Just joking mate
For being honest I'm not a big fan of progressions :s

[Carsch]

Hey Carsch.

You are right.  The 4-5 System is very similar to the Kennedy system.

When you win the profit is AMAZING!

Your session was from five years ago.  Are you still playing this way?

Oh no. That was just one of the many systems and methods of play i was messing with at the time. And the funny thing is that i played many of my systems but this one. But reading Jacks' book and after seeing his method of play, i am now gonna give this more consideration. I'll try your progression too. Seems interesting.

[moles40]

So is anyone actually testing Jack's positional roulette method.

I have just began and my initial results have been astonishing,its blown any other system I have tried(and their have been a few ) out of the water .

First try over at Dublin bet,now remember you need to 5 hits in 37 spins to make a profit,I  won 4 out of the first 5 spins!!!

Second go won 3 out of the first 13 spins,next go lost my first 11 spins then won 3 out of the next  6  spins.

I'm hitting way above the expected strike-rate.Jack said he used to average 7-8 hits in 37 spins,and which gave him nearly 20% advantage over the house and I'm definetly matching or exceeding that so far

Who needs a job hey

Early days yet ,but wow so far.

From now on I will post all my results in this thread.

So come on everyone else get testing and post your results

[Drogan]

I know Moles. It's simply AMAZING! Been playing this system all weekend!

UNBELIEVABLE! This has been around for 12 years!?!

You have got to be kidding me.

I can't believe this thread isn't getting more traffic than the four or five people that have already posted.

People if you are like me  and have been looking for a winning method for the last ?? years... then look no further you have found it!

D

[Red Nickels]

I tried to follow his book and system ten years ago.   It seemed like it ended up that it was kind of arbitrary what to bet on next or which way to move around the card.  I ended up getting a headache and giving up on the whole thing.  So it has been a long time since I studied and tried this.  It's nice to see it resurrected by people who seem to follow it better than I guess I did.  Is it possible that you guys that seem to have a handle on it explain how to play the system in simple terms for us dummies?  You know like "Jack's Positional Square Rolet for Dummies"?  I'm not even sure how to utilize the C and CC chart at this point in time.  Maybe I am getting stupider as I get older or just lost my patience with these things.  Anyway a clear explanation of how to play the system would be much appreciated.  Sorry if it's already been explained in this thread and I am not quite getting it.  Maybe it has been explained but not entirely from beginning to end?  And what is the rationale, if any, to the system?  Ok thanks for any help.

[Drogan]

Sure Red. I'll help you out.

I can't do it right now because I am at work. But I will post a Readers Digest version when I get home this afternoon.

[Red Nickels]

great, thank you, looking forward to it!

[Bayes]

I tried to follow his book and system ten years ago.   It seemed like it ended up that it was kind of arbitrary what to bet on next or which way to move around the card.  I ended up getting a headache and giving up on the whole thing. 

Ditto.

[Hermes]

Great thread! Interesting take of the boring reading of Jack's system.
Drogan could be it also Dragan? Excellent post from you and others. I have it for years somewhere but now I have to reread it again. I will make a strong coffee not to fall a sleep.
Cheers Hermes

[moles40]

Cant believe this system has been around for so long-I have never heard of it before,for those struggling to understand how to play just follow what Jack says in chapter 9 and play the basics of the system

BASICS OF "JACK'S POSITIONAL ROULETTE"
If you are a loser you can cut your losses to a minimum by not playing the last number hit; playing the 38 or 37 numbers only straight up; not playing red and black (or odd and even or high and low) at the same time (remember you outright lose 50% of your bets that way); by not playing more than four numbers at a time; and playing either "Same as Last" or "Different than Last" spin or "Previous Then Last-Same" or "Previous Than Last-Different." according to which category you are playing. Using the basics you always must play your four units either clockwise (C) or counter-clockwise (CC); thus after every spin you will continually be playing four out of nine positions. Other than that you can forget about when to play C or CC positions or high or low positions or playing four positions adjacent to each other. So without reference to previous positional hits, you can without rime or reason just pick your four positions. You will find that the majority of time you will be a winner; and when you lose it will be cancelled by just one win."

[Blood Angel]

Ditto.

Ditto ditto

[MrJ]

I thought you guys might of been interested in this. Like I said, its not a bad method.  Ken

[Drogan]

Ok. For Alfonso, Red Nickels and whoever else is interested. Here is the condensed version of Jack's Positional Roulette.

There are three things that you have to remember.

Black and Red. You will count black spaces when a black number is spun, and you will count red spaces when a red number is spun.

Clockwise and Counter-clockwise. You will count the number of spaces clockwise or counter-clockwise. You will only count up to 9. If the count is higher than 9 go the other way. Occasionally, you will see numbers exactly 10 spaces apart. You can bet on both the C and the CC numbers. But personally when that happens I don't bet.

High and Low. You will count 1-4 spaces and this is a LOW position. Or you will count 5-9 spaces and this will be a HIGH position.

So you look at the last spun number. Let's use the session that I posted a couple of days ago. The first number is 26. Keep in mind this is on the European wheel. I didn't do a chart for the American Wheel.

So the first is 26. You find 26 on the Ro-let Square. Next spin is 21 RED. So you count the red spaces in between 26 and 21 and you find that there are four. Four spaces equals a LOW position. Also, R21 is clockwise from 26. So your number will be 21RCL. Now you look at the four RED numbers following 21. You will see that they are 25,34,27, and 36.

These are the numbers that you will place your bets on. 1 unit per number.

The next number spun is 27. WIN!  27 is RED. So now you count the spaces from 21R to 27R. You will see that there are three spaces clockwise(C). So once again your position is LOW. So now you count the next four RED numbers following 27. Clockwise.

You will see that the numbers are 36,30,23, and 5. So you will place 1 unit on each of these numbers and wait for the spin.

The next number spun is 23. Win again! 23 is RED again. So now you count the spaces from 27R to 23R. You will see that there are three spaces clockwise(C). So once again your position is LOW. So you count the next four RED numbers following 23. Clockwise.

You will see that the numbers are 5,16,1,14. So you will place 1 unit on each of these numbers and wait for the spin.

The next number spun is 19. Lose. 19 is RED again. So now you count the spaces from 23R to 19R. You will see that there are seven spaces counter-clockwise(CC). So your position is HIGH(1-4 is LOW, 5-9 is HIGH). So you count the spaces counter-clockwise from 19 starting at space number 5(because we are in a HIGH position)

So skip the first four numbers from 19 and you will find the next four are 7,18,9,and 14. So you will place 1 unit on each of these numbers and wait for the spin.

The next number spun is 18. Win again. 18 is RED again. So now you count the the spaces from 19R to 18R. You will see that there six spaces counter-clockwise(CC). So once again your position is HIGH. So you count the spaces CC from 18 starting with space number 5.

So skip the first four numbers from 18 and you will find that the next four are 5,23,30, and 36. So you will place 1 unit on each of these number and wait for the spin.

The next number spun is 0. Lose.

And so on.......

Now all the counting is not necessary because I have created a chart with all the C and CC numbers already mapped out. All you have to do is determine whether you are in a low position or a high position and bet accordingly.

I hope this helps. If not, just ask any questions you have.

I wonder if there is someone out there that is good at coding or maybe even excel that could make a program that could help us with all the mapping. Maybe something that we could put in the last two numbers and it would automatically know if we need to bet C or CC and it would tell us which numbers. Whew! That would be great!

Anybody out there good at stuff like that? Bayes? lol

@Hermes
No sir. I don't know who Dragan is. I have always been Drogan. With an O. Dragan is someone else.

The betting chart is attached.

[Carsch]

Moles, are you just flatbetting or are you using a progression?