system9 'my personal h.g.'

[flukey luke]

Thank you ophis.

Some progressions to go along with it would be great.

I was toying with the idea of going up to two units in game 2 if you did not have a win at all in game 1. (Maybe even just for the first few bets of game 2 because there are more than likely only one or two streets that are played in the early stages of a game.) This would give you a chance of not only recouping the losses from game 1 but also probably making an overall profit over the 2 games.

Another option maybe to use a d'alambert or something similar when you get down to only 2 streets left. This normally has you betting six streets which is no different from a 1/1 bet. The streaky nature of it might suit this type of MM.

I am just thinking out loud. I have never used any type of progressions with it to date. Flat betting has pulled me through even when I have suffered a bad start on more than a few occasions.

[flukey luke]

....what do we do when we encounter ZERO? we continue betting what we were betting before?

Yes, that's correct. I would place the same bet as on the previous spin.

[joiner29]

ophis are you still accepting donations

[Master_of_pockets]

Question.
If we have a repeat on any street except 12th street , do we cross this street out of the 1-12 ?

Eg. 3-3.... the CHART has the (3).....so are we crossing out the 3 street from the 1-12?

[flukey luke]

Hello M_O_P.

Let's say you walk up to the table with your chart and scorecard.

You notice number 7 has went to number 9. (So that's 3-3) Yes, you would cross out the 3 from the 1-12. Now obviously if it goes to street 3 again, you will have nothing to cross out because you already crossed the 3 out.

[Master_of_pockets]

Thanks.
OK everything crystal clear now about the way of playing the system.

The only thing I can t really understand is what is so special about the 12th street and we must always leave it in and never cross it out......It s just a street like all the others.

Anyway I am also waiting to see the result of testings as soon as the bot will be ready.

[ophis]

ophis are you still accepting donations

yes ofc. moneybookers and paypal.
ohs.teos@gmail.com

[Master_of_pockets]

Do u think that is better when we are having our win in the 1st or 2nd bet ,to start again the system from the last 2 streets that apeared?

Or is better to go down through the last 2 or 4 or anything u say remainning streets in the 1-12?

[ophis]

1  3  6  8  12.  (10)  (7)  (5)  (5*)

So I added another 5 in brackets with an asterix to denote a winner.

What is the purpose of adding those numbers (number of streets left)?
do you need that in tracker?

[joiner29]

OK just sent ophis £10 thanks

[flukey luke]

What is the purpose of adding those numbers (number of streets left)?
do you need that in tracker?

Hello ophis. I like to keep a track of how many streets are left. Once the streets gets down to 2 left, that is then my signal to end the game after the next loss. It would be good if you could include it in the tracker.

[flukey luke]

Do u think that is better when we are having our win in the 1st or 2nd bet ,to start again the system from the last 2 streets that apeared?

Or is better to go down through the last 2 or 4 or anything u say remainning streets in the 1-12?

That's a personal choice M_O_P.

To be honest, I would play it straight through until there are 2 streets left. Then you play until the very next loss and start a new game.

When you get down to 2 streets left, you should find that you are then betting an average of 6 streets. There is no point betting after that when it gets down to 1 street left because you can then be betting up to 10 streets and I don't think that's a good idea.

[ophis]

To be honest, I would play it straight through until there are 2 streets left. Then you play until the very next loss and start a new game.

I will make it configurable. So everyone can check other possibilities.

[flukey luke]

I have went back and tidied up some of the threads.

After some thought, I have decided to leave the 12 street in the charts even though you never actually cross out the 12 on your 1-12 line.

WHY?

Because it then gets confusing when you are working out the bet.

With this chart, you use it for not only marking the 1-12 line but also for working out the bets.

Now I never place a bet as a rule on a repeat street or the 12 street. (These 2 streets can be incorporated as a cover bet which I will explain in my next example)

But what happens when I take the 12 out of the chart is that you could then be mistaken for thinking you have to place a bet on the repeat street when in fact you don't.

example..

You are looking for a combination of the 3, 8 and 11 and you are working from the 3 series on the chart.

Here it is...

3-1 = (1,8,10)
3-2 = (2,10,11)
3-3 = (3,12) *****so you would not bet this because of the 12**
3-4 = (1,2,4)
3-5 = (2,4,5)
3-6 = (3,6)
3-7 = (4,7)
3-8 = (5,8)
3-9 = (3,6,9)
3-10 = (1,7,10)
3-11 = (8,11)
3-12 = (9,12)

Now if I take the 12's out of the chart, you will wrongly assume that you need to bet on the 3 street because it would look like the following.

3-1 = (1,8,10)
3-2 = (2,10,11)
3-3 = (3)  *****This is wrong because you would now mistakenly bet the 3 street**
3-4 = (1,2,4)
3-5 = (2,4,5)
3-6 = (3,6)
3-7 = (4,7)
3-8 = (5,8)
3-9 = (3,6,9)
3-10 = (1,7,10)
3-11 = (8,11)
3-12 = (9)

The 12's need to be left in to make sure you don't make mistakes in working out what bets you should place.

I hope that makes sense and I am sorry for the confusion.

(It is easier just to leave the 12's in the chart and know that you never cross out a 12 on the 1-12 line rather than remove them from the chart and then have to remember that you would not normally bet for a repeat street or the 12 street.)

[flukey luke]

M_O_P.

If you look at the chart and at series 1....

1-1 = (1,12)
1-2 = (1,2)
1-3 = (2,3,4)
1-4 = (3,4,6)
1-5 = (4,5,8)
1-6 = (5,6,10)
1-7 = (6,7,11)
1-8 = (7,8,9)
1-9 = (7,8,9)
1-10 = (5,9,10)
1-11 = (3,10,11)
1-12 = (1,11,12)

So this is assuming that street 1 has just appeared. There are only 2 chances that it can go to the 12 street.

Either you are going to get a repeat street on the 1 and therefore (1,12) or it is going to go to the 12 street and therefore (1,11,12)

There are 3 chances it can go to a 3.
Three chances it can go to a 4.
Three chances it can go to a 5 etc...

Now of course you will get games where repeat streets appear and the 12 street comes up in abundance. I will show you how to take care of these in further examples that I will post up on the site over the next few days.

The important thing is that members understand the basics of how things work.