Washoo 2....with a twist

[bleep24]

Hi RouletteGhost,

After a loss try and recover on next spin.   I saw 2 losses within a few spins and if you were playing to recover over 3 spins it would have all gone Pete.   Possibly leave a gap or switch tables for safety. 

[RouletteGhost]

The system is designed for american. However i believe it tests better on single zero. 500 live spins and the longest loss streak was 2 in a row.

Thay being said BE CAREFUL zeros can HURT

[bleep24]

This is turning out not to be what I thought.   It can not be flat bet.   Quite a lot of losses and double losses.  Have not seen any zeroes upset the apple cart yet.   This is my personal experience.  Take note of RouletteGhost`s warning.

[RouletteGhost]

Bet 5 dollar chips on a loss increase to 25 dollar chips till recovered

[bleep24]

Hi, 
Is it only me who is unlucky with these systems when everybody else seems to be cleaning up? I have played National Lottery for 23 years and have won £50 once and £100 once + some small wins.  I suppose I should be grateful for that.    I have some Premium Bonds from the 1950`s and have won 1 x £25 then you read that the same couple have won £1m twice.   Jealousy, eh.   I was going to say that some people are making a bomb but then thought I might be in trouble for saying that. Back to work on random vs. random.

[RouletteGhost]

I like it for single zero. The insurance chip pays off and ive yet to see more than 2 consecutive losses

[Chris555p]

@ Bleep24 - I tested this sort of systems extensively before and guess what big dive......
Better have your parachute ready...... 

[RouletteGhost]

I have not studied much into life of bryan to ublnderstand it

[bleep24]

Hi Chris555p,

I do not know if you are referring to Washoo 2 system but I have already used my parachute on this one and bailed out.    If you are referring to `Life of Brian` then I am happy with it  I would have to lose 200 units more than 6 times to be in negative territory and that ain`t going to happen.  Plus I could make it safer by having a longer progression.

Regards,     

Brian    (Bleep24)        PS.   I have just `done` about 30 spins + 57 units    --  result 

[RouletteGhost]

Bleep i read the thread but dont understand life of bryan

[bleep24]

Hi RouletteGhost,

Life of Brian is a very straightforward system.  You bet on 3 D/S`s   1 unit on each - total 3 units.  first bet is D/S`s 1/2/3   -  next bet is 3 D/S`s   4/5/6   keep alternating these 2 sets of D/S`s.    I use progression +1/-1     So say bet on first set loses, increase to 2 units on next
set (4/5/6)  Unlucky, this set also loses.  Now back to betting first series (1/2/3) with 3 units on each - total 9 units.  Again we are unlucky and lose so now we are betting next set (4/5/6) with 4 units on each (total 12 units)  A win.  D/S`s pay 6/1 inc. stake 6 x 4 = 24 less stake 12 profit.  Next bet is set 1/2/3 down 1 unit on each so now bet 3 x 3 units.  Another win 6 x 3 = 18 less stake 9 = 9 profit.    So up to now  it looks like this.  -3  -6  -9  +12 +9  So next bet is on set 4/5/6 with 2 units on each and continue in this way moving stake up and down according to win or lose and alternating sets.  Easy-peasy Japaneze.    You will hit loss runs of 6 or even 8 but just play on to get back into profit.  BR required about 120 units.  There are other less demanding progressions but take longer to win/recover and winnings are less. You can re-set stake if you are at a new high if you wish, personally I do not do so.   

[Tamino]

I am playing the ORIGINAL WASHOO2 2 dozen system ( 24 numbers0 but would bail out of the WASHOO2 2 dozen  w. a. twist.: Too many numbers.


The  idea behind the original WASHOO2  system are the bet selection of contiguous  numbers ideal for  DEALER Signature  when the   game is in your favor. Not every spin needs to be played.


Tamino aka. Nathan Detroit


For recreational purposes only. Play at  your own risk.

[thelaw]

Hi RouletteGhost,

Life of Brian is a very straightforward system.  You bet on 3 D/S`s   1 unit on each - total 3 units.  first bet is D/S`s 1/2/3   -  next bet is 3 D/S`s   4/5/6   keep alternating these 2 sets of D/S`s.    I use progression +1/-1     So say bet on first set loses, increase to 2 units on next
set (4/5/6)  Unlucky, this set also loses.  Now back to betting first series (1/2/3) with 3 units on each - total 9 units.  Again we are unlucky and lose so now we are betting next set (4/5/6) with 4 units on each (total 12 units)  A win.  D/S`s pay 6/1 inc. stake 6 x 4 = 24 less stake 12 profit.  Next bet is set 1/2/3 down 1 unit on each so now bet 3 x 3 units.  Another win 6 x 3 = 18 less stake 9 = 9 profit.    So up to now  it looks like this.  -3  -6  -9  +12 +9  So next bet is on set 4/5/6 with 2 units on each and continue in this way moving stake up and down according to win or lose and alternating sets.  Easy-peasy Japaneze.    You will hit loss runs of 6 or even 8 but just play on to get back into profit.  BR required about 120 units.  There are other less demanding progressions but take longer to win/recover and winnings are less. You can re-set stake if you are at a new high if you wish, personally I do not do so.   

I must be thick today - How is this different than betting on 1-18 and 19-36 (same numbers covered)? Did I miss something?

[denzie]

At bleep and others...try foolproof or the +1/-1 you suggest.  If your bankroll big enough or bets small or both...you always win. What ? Always?  Yes 

It works pretty good for me. I only break a sweat cuz my bets are to high. But still didn't lose. Didn't try LOB but it gonna be the same result. So i will give it a go

[nottophammer]

 thelaw
look in life of brian, you'll find some more ideas on which side to bet first, with some ideas on switching, etc,etc