Colour Matrix

[Downtown]

First system post, but one I use with great success. I came upon this on a site a fair while ago, so it is not mine,
but I have spent a bit of time on matching it with a good progression, though I prefer flat bets.

In the time I have been using this I have not come across a combination that has been a loss, and usally able to
pick up a win within three lines at the most, and I have used it on RNG, Live and B&M. It is able to cut back in on the longest negative runs.
The progression keeps it safe and you only run five times on a line before you reset to the next line, so works well on low limit tables.

You can see by the numbers top and bottom the progression I use, it's done like this because the card is laminated and is
what I take into the casino with me.

If I don't get a coup on a line I reset the progression to restart on the next, but you must follow the card exactly and
don't get tempted by what you think is a run, it's usally your undoing.


Line 1 I use 1,1,2,3,5  if a miss I use 1,2,3,5,8  if a miss I use 2,3,5,8,13  if a miss I use 3,5,8,13,21 etc.

When I get a hit I stay at that level untill I recoup or better and then drop back to 1st progression.
Depending, sometimes will increase quickly, at others will drag a win out, but have not lost a session yet.
Though in saying that I probably don't play as long a session as some do, I make my target and run.
So I hope you have fun and success as I have


If you have a better progression please post.

Al

[atlantis]

What exactly is a "hit" that you are playing for?

A.

[Maui13]

Welcome and thanks for sharing your first system! 

Unless I missed it - do you play for the color or against it?

And what are the numbers on top of the card, the ones at the bottom I understand.

Thanks and regards,
M

[Maui13]

And you handle 0 like a normal loss?

[Downtown]

What exactly is a "hit" that you are playing for?

A.

Hi atlantis, a hit is just a win, as soon as you get a win you move to the next line

[Downtown]

Welcome and thanks for sharing your first system! 

Unless I missed it - do you play for the color or against it?

And what are the numbers on top of the card, the ones at the bottom I understand.

Thanks and regards,
M

Hi Maui13, you follow the colours, so yes play for the colour and a zero is just treated as a miss and carry on with the next colour in the line, you'll be surprised how often the line intercepts.

The numbers at the top are just another progression I use depending on my funds.
Cheers
Al

[ewarwoowar]

Hello Downtown and thanks for sharing your system. So you just start by betting RRBRB, then on to the next line with your progression>?
Cheers.

[Kan@am@]

Hi Downtown.

What is the largest amount from your progression you ever had to bet ?

[Downtown]

Hello Downtown and thanks for sharing your system. So you just start by betting RRBRB, then on to the next line with your progression>?
Cheers.

Hi ewarwoowar,
No, not quite. as soon as you have a win on a line you MUST then drop down to the next line, so you might have RR then win on the B, so then drop down to then start on the B. The matrix will pick up on small runs by doing so, if you continue following the line after a win you will normally lose out as the Matrix is designed to intercept or follow.
Hope you enjoy this little system.


Cheers
Al

[Downtown]

Hi Downtown.

What is the largest amount from your progression you ever had to bet ?

Hi Kan@am@

Wow mate, how long is a piece of string ( twice half it's length ). I tend to be a cautious player and don't allow my progressions to get to high. Usually on this system I won't go past three levels without waiting for a change on the table or dealer, then depending on the loss I will drop back a level in the progression and restart or just restart at the level I left off, doesn't take long to get back any losses. If you are doing $10 bets each clean run of the Matrix can earn $100.

I used to use a modified Martingale called Cascade which wasn't too bad as it had six bets on seven levels and combined with the Matrix was quite a weapon but the max individual amount bet was $32 or $320 using $10 bets.

With the progression at the bottom of the chart I sometimes drop the first bet and go 1,2,3, etc which does tend to bring better
earnings at times. and my max bet would be $21 before I restart. Regardless all my progressions have a stop loss.


Cheers

Al

[nottophammer]

Hi Downtown i've seen you on the generals gold standard MPR that no one beats.
Your matrix idea, nice.
It gave me an idea to use the perfect matrix thats in front of us; not yours.

[Kan@am@]

Hi Kan@am@

Wow mate, how long is a piece of string ( twice half it's length ). I tend to be a cautious player and don't allow my progressions to get to high. Usually on this system I won't go past three levels without waiting for a change on the table or dealer, then depending on the loss I will drop back a level in the progression and restart or just restart at the level I left off, doesn't take long to get back any losses. If you are doing $10 bets each clean run of the Matrix can earn $100.

I used to use a modified Martingale called Cascade which wasn't too bad as it had six bets on seven levels and combined with the Matrix was quite a weapon but the max individual amount bet was $32 or $320 using $10 bets.

With the progression at the bottom of the chart I sometimes drop the first bet and go 1,2,3, etc which does tend to bring better
earnings at times. and my max bet would be $21 before I restart. Regardless all my progressions have a stop loss.


Cheers

Al

thanks for the explanation.

[nottophammer]

2 runs of 10, now
Thanks Down.

[Maui13]

Hi Downtown i've seen you on the generals gold standard MPR that no one beats.
Your matrix idea, nice.
It gave me an idea to use the perfect matrix thats in front of us; not yours.

  Explain ?  and  "i've seen you on the generals gold standard MPR that no one beats"

[Maui13]

DT - so if I bet RED first bet, of line 1 and I win, I move to line 2, 1st bet to then bet BLACK?