Full TrioPlay Tames The Mongoose!

[GLC]

I don't have time to go into minute details for this bet method at this time but basically what we're doing is playing the modified Oscar's Grind bet method used in Full TrioPlay but each unit is a result of 1 win or 5 losses using the Mongoose bet sequence.

With the Mongoose sequence of bets you either lose 1 unit or you win 5 units.  So, each unit in the Full TrioPlay bet method represents 5 units in the Mongoose method.  This means that we have to lose 5 attempts at the Mongoose to equal 1 unit loss in Full TrioPlay vs 1 win in the Mongoose method to represent a 1 unit win in Full TrioPlay.

If you understand the Full TrioPlay method and the Mongoose method, you should be able to understand the above two paragraphs.  Both Full TrioPlay and Mongoose can be found in topics on this forum.

[GLC]

Mongoose bet sequence has 7 possible bets
The first two are a parlay
Three and four are a capped martingale
Five and six is a flatbet
Seven is to recover a lost 5 and 6 flatbet.

The 7 steps are in 3 sets.  If you lose any set, you start over.
Set #1 is the parlay. 
If you lose either of these bets you  will be -1, start over. 
If you win them both you are +3 so move to set 2.

Set #2 is the 2 step martingale starting with 1 unit or whatever your unit level is for this attack.
If you lose both of these bets you will be even having won 3 units in set 1 and having lost the 3 units in this set.  Start over.
If you win either of these bets you will be at +4 (+3 from set #1; +1 from set #2). 
If you win either of these bets move to set 3.

Set #3 starts with a 1 unit bet.  If you win bet #5, you will be at +5 which is our goal.  Start over.
If you lose bet #5, bet #6 is a flatbet equal to #5.  If you win bet #6 you will be even for set 3 so rebet #5. 
If you lost bet #5 and #6, you go to bet #7. 
Bet #7 has 2 options: 
1) bet 2 units.  A win breaks you even for set #3 so you can rebet #5.  A loss brings us to even so we start over.
2) bet 3 units.  A win nets us +1 unit for set 3 which gives us our 5 unit win for the mongoose sequence.  Start over.  A loss of 3 units places us at -1 for the sequence and we start over.
That's how you play the mongoose.  It gives you a pretty good chance of winning.  Each win recovers 5 losses.  I'm not saying it changes the odds to our favor, but it does give us more time for a little luck to help us.

Here's another way of expaining it:
(1) Bet 1 and 2 which are a Parley â€" Bet 1 is 1 unit and if it wins then bet 2 units
If either 1 or 2 loses then you go to the next figure in the Progression.  If both bets win, next:

(2) Bet 3 is 1 unit and if this wins then go to (3), but if it loses then multiply
the bet x 2 and try to win bet 4. If either bet 3 or 4 wins then go to (3).
If bets 3 and 4 lose then you go back to (1) and the next figure in the
Progression. However, because you have already won +3 units from (1) you
don’t actually lose.

(3) Bet 5 is 1 unit and if it wins then you are finished (in profit with +5) .
If bet 5 of 1 unit loses, you bet bet 6 which is 1 unit also and if bet 6 then wins, you go back and try bet 5 of 1 unit again.
If bet 5 of 1 unit loses and then bet 6 of 1 unit also loses,  you bet bet 7 of 3 units.
Win 7 and the game finishes (in profit of +5)
Lose bet 7 and you are -1 for this attack.  Go back to (1) and the next figure in the Progression.

Later I'll show you how we apply this to the Full Trioplay betting grid.

GLC

[GLC]

We're going to play a slightly modified version of Full TrioPlay's bet progression. 

We will play the mongoose method and every time we lose an attack, we'll add a step to our recovery line.  Every time we win a mongoose attack, we'll cross off 5 steps in our recovery line.

Our line looks like this: 1-1-1-1-1-2-2-2-2-2-3-3-3-3-3-4-4-4-4-4-5-5-5-5-5-6-6-6-6-6-7-7-7-7-8-8-8-8-8-9-9-9-9-9 etc...

If we lose our first mongoose attack, our line will look like this:   1
If we lose our second mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1
If we lose our 3rd mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1 1
If we then win our 4th mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1 1  and we will be at +2.
The reason is that when we win a mongoose attack, we win 5 units but when we lose a mongoose attack, we only lose 1 unit or break even.  We were down 3 units and won 5 so we're up +2. (Please note that I would stop when we were even and not play the 3rd set of the mongoose.  You'll understand this later.)

If we lose 8 mongoose attacks with no wins, our line will look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2

We always bet the leftmost amount to start a mongoose attack.  In the above 8 losses, we wrote down three 2's but we never started a mongoose attack with 2 units.  That's because a 1 was always the leftmost number.

If we were to win the 9th mongoose attack, our line would look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2.  That's because we won 5 units and thus we crossed off the 5 left most numbers.
Our next mongoose attack would begin with a 2 unit bet.  A win and our line would look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 .  Plus we would be +7.  That's because we win 5 units each time we win a mongoose attack and 5 times 2 = 10.  Even though we crossed off three 2's, we were only betting 1 unit when we wrote down each of the 2's.  We won 10 units -3 units = +7.  Re-set.

One other thing I do is anytime I reach a new profit, even if it's in the middle of a mongoose attack, I erase that line and start over completely.  This can happen because if we win bet #1, we're +1.  If we then win bet #2, the parlay, we're +3.  At this point you could be even or at a new high, etc...  So it's not always necessary to reach +5 on a mongoose attack to reset.

Also, if things aren't going well and you win bet #3 or #4 which puts you up +4, you can choose to reset a +4 rather than risk everything to win 1  more unit.

That's enough for now.  You now have about 75% of the system.  For some of you, you can figure out the rest of the system but I will type it out tomorrow.

GLC

[Colbster]

Love this. I spent hours reading up on the progression/attack when you posted originally. This is such a solid idea - love the way you merged these two!

[donjuan]

 

[warrior]

We're going to play a slightly modified version of Full TrioPlay's bet progression. 

We will play the mongoose method and every time we lose an attack, we'll add a step to our recovery line.  Every time we win a mongoose attack, we'll cross off 5 steps in our recovery line.

Our line looks like this: 1-1-1-1-1-2-2-2-2-2-3-3-3-3-3-4-4-4-4-4-5-5-5-5-5-6-6-6-6-6-7-7-7-7-8-8-8-8-8-9-9-9-9-9 etc...

If we lose our first mongoose attack, our line will look like this:   1
If we lose our second mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1
If we lose our 3rd mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1 1
If we then win our 4th mongoose attack, our line will look like this:  1 1 1  and we will be at +2.
The reason is that when we win a mongoose attack, we win 5 units but when we lose a mongoose attack, we only lose 1 unit or break even.  We were down 3 units and won 5 so we're up +2. (Please note that I would stop when we were even and not play the 3rd set of the mongoose.  You'll understand this later.)

If we lose 8 mongoose attacks with no wins, our line will look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2

We always bet the leftmost amount to start a mongoose attack.  In the above 8 losses, we wrote down three 2's but we never started a mongoose attack with 2 units.  That's because a 1 was always the leftmost number.

If we were to win the 9th mongoose attack, our line would look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2.  That's because we won 5 units and thus we crossed off the 5 left most numbers.
Our next mongoose attack would begin with a 2 unit bet.  A win and our line would look like this:  1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 .  Plus we would be +7.  That's because we win 5 units each time we win a mongoose attack and 5 times 2 = 10.  Even though we crossed off three 2's, we were only betting 1 unit when we wrote down each of the 2's.  We won 10 units -3 units = +7.  Re-set.

One other thing I do is anytime I reach a new profit, even if it's in the middle of a mongoose attack, I erase that line and start over completely.  This can happen because if we win bet #1, we're +1.  If we then win bet #2, the parlay, we're +3.  At this point you could be even or at a new high, etc...  So it's not always necessary to reach +5 on a mongoose attack to reset.

Also, if things aren't going well and you win bet #3 or #4 which puts you up +4, you can choose to reset a +4 rather than risk everything to win 1  more unit.

That's enough for now.  You now have about 75% of the system.  For some of you, you can figure out the rest of the system but I will type it out tomorrow.

GLC

If your down 3 how are +2?

[GLC]

If your down 3 how are +2?

Warrior,  When we play all 3 parts of the mongoose, we will win 5 units.  If we're down 3 and we win 5, that puts us up 2.  This is assuming we don't reset after winning our parlay which wins 3 units and would put us at even.  This calculation was before I suggested that we don't have to play all 3 parts of the mongoose if we reach a new high bankroll amount or get back to even on parts 1 or 2.

Continuing with the system.  (And please forget about resetting until you have either lost 1 unit or won a 5 unit attack with mongoose.  It makes explaining the system easier.)

Since a full win on mongoose is 5 units and a full loss on mongoose is only 1 unit, we have to lose 5 times to equal 1 win.  That's why our line is 111112222233333etc... instead of 1234567etc...

We have 3 stages for the basic trioplay system.  We can go to more stages if we use Tera TNT/Counter Balance for Safety as our skeleton.  I leave that up to your ingenuity.  Each set of 5 numbers in our line represents 1 step in Trioplay.  We only cross off 5 numbers when we have a win.  Since we always bet the leftmost number, we can't get lost as to what our unit size is to start any mongoose attack. 

Every time we lose 5 attacks, we add 1 unit to the unit size in our line.  Please note that we don't start betting 2 units just because we lost 5 times at 1 unit.  We only move to a larger bet size after a win which crosses off the 5 lowest units in the line.

So, if our line is 11111222223 it means we have lost 11 mongoose attacks in a row.  A rare event indeed.  Throughout these 11 attacks we have always started bet #1 at 1 unit.  Even though we have 18 units written down in our line, we are only down 11 units.   This is an Oscar's Grind type bet progression.  Let's say we finally have a win, we will cross off the five 1's and we now have a 2 as the leftmost number. 

We now start bet #1 in the mongoose attack with 2 units instead of 1 unit.  The ratio is the same as for the 1 unit start.  That is, bet #1 =2 and bet #2 = 4.  Bet #3 would = 2 and bet #4 would = 4.  Bet #5 would = 2, #6 would = 2 and #7 would = 6.  If bet #1 were 8, #2 would = 16; if #3 were 8, #4 would = 16; if #5 were 8, #6 would = 8 and #7 would = 24.  The ratio stays the same.

As long as the result of the leftmost number subtracted from the rightmost number is equal to 5 or less, we are in Plus 1 mode and we only cross off 5 numbers with each win.  We play in Plus 1 mode until we reach a new high bank or once the leftmost number in our line subtracted from the rightmost number in our line is = to 6, then we move to Plus 2 mode. 

In Plus 2 mode we cross off 10 numbers instead of 5 numbers for each win.  We stay in Plus 2 mode until we either reach a new high bank amount or our rightmost number equals 13.  Please note that we do not subtract our leftmost number from our rightmost number to get this number 13.  This number 13 represents 61 mongoose attack losses.  This means that we are having a bad session and we need to start cutting our losses.  Our line will look like this 11111222223333344444555556666677777888889999910101010101111111111121212121213.  Hopefully many of the leftmost numbers will be crossed off.

We never change how we write our line down in this version of the system.  It's always +1 after every 5th loss.  As you can easily see, by crossing off 10 numbers, we are now skipping some losses with each win.  This can result in eliminating our line while we are still in the hole.  Don't worry about this.  The system is designed to recover these losses eventually.

Once a win causes us to cross off the last number of our line, we must then re-set and start a new game.  The only difference is that we will carry over the number of units we were in the hole from the last game.

I am getting ahead of myself.  Once our rightmost number is 13, we move into Plus 3 mode.  In Plus 3 mode we cross off 15 numbers for each win.  In Plus 3 mode we are skipping over 10 losses with each win.  This should result in us crossing off all numbers in our line quickly so we can re-set. 

Plus 2 and Plus 3 modes are safety brake modes and only come into play when we are having a very bad game.  This is inevitable and should be expected.  It is a part of playing roulette that needs to be come to grips with if you want to move from the realm of the novice into the professional ranks.  And, I will tell you right now that if you can't honestly classify yourself as a professional at this game, you shouldn't be playing with unit sizes larger than nickles or dimes.  This is a time to be brutally honest with yourself.  It can cost you big-time if you're not.

That's the basics of "Full TrioPlay tames the Mongoose."  It can be adapted in a variety of ways to suit anyone's style of play.  The main adaptions are when to move from Plus 1 mode to Plus 2 mode and then to Plus 3 mode.  The larger the number, the more aggressive the system becomes and the deeper in the hole you can find yourself.

Good Luck,

GLC

[GLC]

You can play any bet progression using the TrioPlay skeleton.

Let's look at a 4 step capped martingale 1-2-4-8.  A full loss is 15 units.  Just play until you have the first full loss of 15 units.  The units won before your 15 unit loss can be considered profits.  Upon our 1st lost, we continue to play at the 1-2-4-8 level until we win 15 times.  We write 111111111111111 as our line after our loss.  From now on, every win results a crossing off of one of the 1's.  If we have we have 10 wins and then another 15 unit loss, our line will look like this 111111111111111222222222222222.  Remember that we always bet the leftmost number.  That means we are still betting 1-2-4-8 and crossing off a 1 every time we win.  If we win 8 more times our line will look like this 111111111111111222222222222222  and we will be betting 2-4-8-16 for the last 3 attacks and for the next 12 wins.

If you study this system, you can work out all kinds of interesting progressions and super-impose them on the full trioplay skeleton.

Enjoy,

GLC

[GLC]

One of my favorite ways to play this system is using a 3 step parlay.  That's 1=2=4=8-1=+7. 

The 3 step parlay is played just like the mongoose except that each win will cross off 7 losses instead of 5 losses per the mongoose.  Also, in the beginning of an attack, since we win either 1 unit, 3 units before we win 7 units, you can reset if you reach a new high bank on the 1st or 2nd win.  No need risking losing a 4 unit bet if we're already at a new high bank amount.

This works the same way regarding Plus 1, Plus 2 and Plus 3 modes.

GLC

[Pnoman]

Hey GLC, I'm new on here. I've studied a million systems, and the mongoose/trio play seems to be the best I've seen so far! I have a question for you, but hopefully I'm not flagged on here as its non-roulette. I have been testing the mongoose/trio with Blackjack, and it seems to have amazing results so far. It kills it during a winning streak, keeps you from breaking the bank during losing streaks and is ready to kick in for another winning streak. Really awesome stuff. Have you ever tested it with blackjack or are you strictly roulette? I'm tweaking a bit to make up for double downs and splits. It's beautiful hitting a double down at the beginning of stage 2...it automatically gives you a win for stages 2 & 3, and you can begin again. Another question: If you are on stage 1, and lose, you are supposed to begin again...if you begin again and win, do you then parlay that win or do you let that win cancel out the first lose and start over at break even? I assume it doesn't matter either way. Thanks for all your obvious hard work on here!

[GLC]

Pnoman,  Yes, TrioPlay/Mongoose is a very solid way to play.  I focus on even chance betting methods so they can be applied to blackjack, craps, sicbo, baccarat, etc...  I do use it to play blackjack.  I don't usually play a win after a loss on the 1st step as a cancel bet, but it can be used that way.  I do use a win with a double down or blackjack as a bonus win if it comes on the 1st bet of step 1.

You're right, a double down win (I also include a blackjack) completes the mongoose when it happens on the 2nd or 3rd stages.  Blackjack can get a little hairy because we expect to lose more hands than we win than in roulette.  But the double downs, splits and blackjacks eventually make up the difference.

Good luck,
GLC

[Pnoman]

Thanks for the reply GLC. I'm still having consistent luck with the Mongoose/Trio. I'm toying with the idea of adding the Star system pre-progression to the Mongoose/Trio. Have you ever done the math with combining them? The Star pre-progression/Mongoose/Trio may be a beast of a system! I'm curious, if you had a big bankroll that you were going to play blackjack with, and you were allowed only 1 system to use, would you use Star, Carsch, or Mongoose/Trio?

[RouletteGhost]

Carsch seems like a strong money management technique
u just have to manage 2 wins in a row within 12 spins

[Tomla021]

carsch is a great progression but Roulette compare:
1-1-2-3-4-6-9-14-21-32 vs
1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 , 15 steps on the trio mongoose ,
12 steps on the carsch = 93units vs
30 units on the trio mongoose for 15 steps ( actually only 15 units for 15 straight losses ) and the progressions not that hard to hit and you can keep on going on the trio mongoose if in troubles and play your way out of it and have no real losses

Im still digesting the trio mongoose but it seems pretty impresive

[Tomla021]

there are so many ways to play this! Im not sure if that's bad or good:)