3 separate ECs with the GR8 progression

[RouletteGhost]

TESTING

Choose 3 ECs say, low, red, odd

-1 unit on each position for 5 spins
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-If up, bet 1 unit on each position for another 5 spins
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-If down, move up to 2 units for 5 spins
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-If before the 5 spins are up, you are back even or up move back down to 1 unit
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-If after 5 spins at 2 units on each position you are down, move up to 3 units
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-Stay at 3 units for 5 spins or until even or up then down to 1 unit
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progression

11111
22222
33333
44444
55555

at any time you are back even or up move to the safe 1 unit zone

recovers fast.....and i notice very often you are back even quickly......might be smart to have a win goal of 4 units or so. This is a quick, simple strategy and with big enough units you will be finished very fast. You would have to be the unluckiest CAT alive to be taken through the ringer on this one

[RouletteGhost]

Here are 5 tests from test my strategy. See picture.

These tests were not with the gr8 progression. They are flat betting 1 unit on low, red, and odd at the same time

Each test was 1,000 spins

Test 1- +170
Test 2- -1640
Test 3- -230
Test 4- -180
Test 5- +250

2 out of 5 tests flat bet showed profit
3 out of 5 showed loss

That tells me flat betting it stays close to even. 2 of the 3 losses were only by a few units. To flat bet 1000 spins and be close to even, down a little bit, or even show profit is impressive

With gr8 progression it can only be better

some say if a system needs a progression to win it is no good....I disagree....if the bet selection is strong enough IT DOES NOT MATTER

[NextYear]

What would be the software you are using?

[bleep24]

Hi RG,

I think this has some merit and deserves testing.   It relies on E/C`s coming out about 50/50 for break even so a low key progression sounds about right.   I would possibly suggest changing the choices after 5 spins (depending on whether you are winning or not) and use gut feeling if you are seeing for example lots of Low Reds or lots of Black Evens.  I have played many sessions where there has been a bias towards a particular E/C. and it has lasted the whole session.  This idea ticks most of my boxes.

Good luck.

[RouletteGhost]

 

What would be the software you are using?

testmystrategy.com

it surprised me that flat betting hovered around even money

[Tamino]

Just bet 3 EC  in competition with each other. Example  Black might be  at 2 units , Low at 1 unit  and Even at 3  units  as warranted.

Each dominant with it`s own  loss limiut and   win goal.

Details   for that type of  method not found  at   forums.

[Chrisbis]

@Tamino
I'm with you on that one 

[Tamino]

BTW.   Each dokminant  requires it`s  own bankroll !


At a B & M casino $ 5 table  minimum requires  a bankroll of $ 200 for EACH dominant  per  session. Make  plans to win 2 out 3 sessions.

[bleep24]

Hi Tamino,
There have been posts on here about playing 3 E/C`s with own prog. and bankroll.   If my memory serves me right it was a non-starter.
Say you are playing Black and Red comes out 14 times for instance (I have seen though not often) you are up the creek unless you change to playing Red somewhere in the middle of that chain in which case you will have to be playing 6 E/C`s though only 3 at same time.  I think that playing GR8 way is the sensible and best option (I have not tested that) but my gut feeling is telling me so.  Good luck whichever way you play this and post how it goes.

Cheers.

[Tamino]

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