Trident

[ignatus]

Had some luck with this one , graphs look more stable and even a bad session was won in the end....

This is played with 3 numbers.

Pick one color (and stick to that one) Red or Black. -Note down every number of the same color that hit in the same dozen (i prefer dozen 2, -any other dozen could be played).

Trigger: As you have noted down 3 number hit in the same dozen of the same color, bet the last 3 unhit numbers of the same color in that same dozen.

As the game goes on you note down every number hit in that dozen of the same color....you rebet after a hit. (3 last unhit numbers)

Progression: +1u after 12 spins AND +1u when any of the unbet numbers of the same color hit (in that same dozen bet). -1u for the next bet. (reset when reach a new high) When +1u is bet you always start to calculate from 1-12 anew.

For an exampe, you pick dozen 2 RED-- let's say numbers 14, 18 21 (red) has hit -now you bet the 3 remaining unhit RED numbers in that dozen: 16, 19 23.


5/5 Games won from the first tests. (played with 1u bets)

[ignatus]

OK more spins... 8/10 games won....that's pretty good statistics imo.

[NextYear]

Thanks Ignatus, how big were drawdowns in losing sessions?

[ignatus]

Thanks Ignatus, how big were drawdowns in losing sessions?

I don't know, maybe -500 or worse.... but with proper monemanagement this could be a playable strategy, i think to divide the games into "mini-sessions" like having a bankroll like 500u and have a wingoal +100-200u when that is reached Quit and so on...

Stoploss is another thing that could be used? I don't know, ideas are welcome

[Chrisbis]

I think you have produced better looking "positive" graphs previously ! 

If you look at any of the spikes that descend around -300$ you will see that they all have the same tell tail
signature...even those above the positive trend line!
Count the number of missed hits (within the inverted mountain), in terms of spins, and you will see they are similar.
Around 10-15 spins.
Its a poor bet selection this one my friend.