A Simple Outside Method That Works Long Term.

[ERQ510]

 

Simple Method For Outside Betting That Works Long Term. I won't claim that it'll never lose but it works effectively.

The Rules:

Bank Roll - 57 Units Overall; - 19 Units per game session.

Betting Strategy - 1,2,3,5,8 If you lose after the 8 unit bet then you're done for the day, no more betting.

Method - Look at the last 5 outcomes and bet on the predominant color so for an example of this would be RRBBR then you would bet on Red since its the predominant color. This strategy works great and especially when you catch a streak because you will profit greatly.

Here are some picture examples

In 1. JPG you will see the last 5 outcomes to be RRBBR so I bet on R
2 JPG You will see I won.

Don't take my word for it, please try it out and tell me what you think.

[DoctorSudoku]

Simple Method For Outside Betting That Works Long Term. I won't claim that it'll never lose but it works effectively.

The Rules:

Bank Roll - 57 Units Overall; - 19 Units per game session.

Betting Strategy - 1,2,3,5,8 If you lose after the 8 unit bet then you're done for the day, no more betting.

Method - Look at the last 5 outcomes and bet on the predominant color so for an example of this would be RRBBR then you would bet on Red since its the predominant color. This strategy works great and especially when you catch a streak because you will profit greatly.

Here are some picture examples

In 1. JPG you will see the last 5 outcomes to be RRBBR so I bet on R
2 JPG You will see I won.

Don't take my word for it, please try it out and tell me what you think.

These kind of "majority" type methods have been proposed before, but still thanks for sharing it with us.

The first time ever I came across this method, the author proposed using a majority of 3  rule.

So you don't have to just use majority of 5 -- you can use other odd numbers as well (7, 9, etc.).

This bet selection frequently works well, but I would never say that this is a consistently winning method.

But if it works well for you, then go for it (though that progression you are using is somewhat problematic for obvious reasons).

[DoctorSudoku]

Here are a couple of additional suggestions:

1. Instead of playing just R/B, you can also use O/E and H/L.

So if for the last 5 spins, you get the following:

12
23
30
36
9

Using O/E, you will bet even for the next spin.

2. The progression you are using ( 1 2 3 5 8 ) is a quasi-Fibonacci -- I say "quasi-" because a pure Fibonacci would start out as 1 1 2 3 5 8, etc. I am not a big fan of this progression, especially for betting on the even chances (of course, it is better than the the pure Martingale of 1 2 4 8 16).

Do some testing with alternate negative progressions and see what results you get. Here are alternate progressions you can use:
1 2 3 4 4
1 2 2 3 5.

Come up with other similar ones and test them.

Also, you can try the D'Alembert (+1 on a loss and -1 on a win).

Or the contra-D'Alembert (+1 on a win and -1 on a loss).

Or even a shortened version of the Gr8player progression:
1 1 1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2

Though, the sad fact is that for a 5 step bet selection method for the even chances, you would be hard pressed to come up with anything that most people would call optimal.

[jsintl]

Simple Method For Outside Betting That Works Long Term. I won't claim that it'll never lose but it works effectively.

The Rules:

Bank Roll - 57 Units Overall; - 19 Units per game session.

Betting Strategy - 1,2,3,5,8 If you lose after the 8 unit bet then you're done for the day, no more betting.

Method - Look at the last 5 outcomes and bet on the predominant color so for an example of this would be RRBBR then you would bet on Red since its the predominant color. This strategy works great and especially when you catch a streak because you will profit greatly.

Here are some picture examples

In 1. JPG you will see the last 5 outcomes to be RRBBR so I bet on R
2 JPG You will see I won.

Don't take my word for it, please try it out and tell me what you think.

Hello!

Thanks to your simple strategy.

How long have you been playing this strategy and is it profitable overall.

Do you have any stop win per session?

Best regards,

[ahlidap]

Do you have any stop win per session?

Just read...

[junscissorhands]

Sorry to say this, but an another fallacy thread here.

Like pattern breaker.