Colours complete

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I want to begin by thanking Maan for posting his system "Colours".


I am just piggybacking on his idea.  I would have posted this on his topic, but I didn't want to muddy the waters.


It's the same idea.  We take every street that has 2 Reds and a Black and use each of those 3 numbers as a trigger to bet on Black.


We also take every street that has 2 Blacks and a Red and use each of those 3 numbers as a trigger to bet on Red.


All this does is add streets 1-2-3 and 19-20-21 to the 4 streets he uses as a trigger for Black and we add streets 10-11-12 and 28-29-30 to the 4 streets he uses as a trigger for Red.


If any of the numbers in the 6 streets he uses for Red or Black show, that signals what we bet on.


I think this is a good idea except that I have tweaked his idea so that we only bet 1 time for each number instead of betting 4 times.


This means that we change our bet based on every spin.


If the number 7 spins we bet on Black because 7 is one of the numbers in the 7-8-9 street which is a trigger for betting on Black.  If we spin a B22, we win and we use B22 as a trigger to bet on Red because street 22-23-24 is a trigger to bet on Red.  If our next spin is B26, we lose the bet and B26 is a trigger to bet on Black again because street 25-26-27 is a trigger to bet on Black because it has 2 Red numbers in it.


Very simple.  And I think it adds an element of random in the bet selection because sometimes a Red number can trigger a bet on Black and sometimes a Red number can trigger a bet on Red.  Although each number always triggers a bet on the same color.


If we spin a zero, I think we can just take the loss, and wait for the next spin to determine what color to bet on.


I'm not suggesting that we use a 4 step progression since we're not betting 4 times in a row for the same color to hit.


We can use any even chance bet method from a flat bet to D'Alembert to Pluscoup to Martingale to Fibonacci.


The progression I like to use is a combination martingale followed by a single parlay series.


1-2-4-8-16-32 this is a 6-step martingale. 


It will win over 90% of the bet series.  If you happen to lose 6 bets in a row, you are in a very bad losing streak and we go to a 2 step parlay type bet to try to salvage a total loss.


22-29-39-52-69-92 are the 1st bets in the parlay levels.


With these 6 levels you bet the number such as 22 and if you win, you bet the 44 units that are now on the table and if you win again you will have 88 units on the table minus your original 22and you have recovered 66 units.  The progression is designed so that this will recover all lost units plus 1 or 2 units ahead and you can reset to the 1 level.


If you lose all 12 levels, you will lose 366 units.  This will happen, but it will be rare.


Once again a thanks to Maan for this idea.  I hope his method does well and I hope this method does well.


Cheers,


George

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Here's my very 1st test of this idea.


1st spin 8  that signals a 1 unit bet on Black.
Next spin 14 lose -1.  14 signals a 2 unit bet on Red.
Next spin 29 lose -3.  29 signals a 4 unit bet on Red.
Next spin 8 lose -7.  8 signals an 8 unit bet on Black.
Next spin 23 lose -15.  23 signals a 16 unit bet on Red.
Next spin 4 lose -31.  4 signals a 32 unit bet on Red.
Next spin 29 lose -63.  29 signals a 22 unit bet on Red.  6 losses now go to parlays.
Next spin 2 lose -85.  2 signals a 29 unit bet on Black.
Next spin 34 lose -114.  34 signals a 39 unit bet on Black.
Next spin 25 lose -153.  25 signals a 52 unit bet on Black.
Next spin 13 win -101.  13 signals a 104 unit bet on Red.  Won 52 units
Next spin 26 lose -205.  26 signals a 69 unit bet on Black. Lost the 104 unit parlay bet.
Next spin 3 lose -274.  3 signals a 92 unit bet on Red.
Next spin 31 lose -366. 


End of progression.
Lost all but 1 bet the very 1st time I played this system.  Go figure.
Now you might think that discourages me.  If you do you would be right.


But, because I know losses will happen, I'm going to act like that didn't happen.


Wish me luck on my next test.


GLC