Thanks Dane for the prompt response! As this is the first system that I came across and this plays to my favourite which is lines, am going to use this for my first real money bet.

Quote from: Priyanka on July 01, 2013, 12:39:46 PM
Thanks Dane for the prompt response! As this is the first system that I came across and this plays to my favourite which is lines, am going to use this for my first real money bet.

Good luck! Or as Bob Dylan might have said:  Love Minus Zero (No Limits)

As I start playing this system, I have created an excel tracker which can be found in http://betselection.cc/community-software/0-01543209876-tracker/

Hi Dane / BW

Thanks for clarifying; everything is clear to me now. It is a very good
straight forward system which produce great results  ;  Who said roulette
was impossible to be beaten lol .........??
@ Priyanka welcome on board and thanks for sharing.


Cheers

R

Quote from: Rouletta on July 01, 2013, 05:03:40 PM
Who said roulette was impossible to be beaten lol .........??

So, R, are (geez, I sound like a pirate) you saying this little jewel will beat the game?  It's the long-sought-after "Holy Grail"?

Should we open the bubbly?

Sam

Quote from: TwoCatSam on July 01, 2013, 06:00:20 PM
Should we open the bubbly?

Watch out for the cork in the head!

Sam / Drazen
For today it was possible to beat the game.....; but with Roulette,
we live one day at a time......; Based upon testing the results are
quite promising;  may be..... just may be we may have the DNHG
here.....who knows.........??

However, don't rush to open the bubbly yet until further testing.......
lol lol 


Cheers

R

Time is still essential. A system should be tested for a long time. HARD WORK! But I am going to be a tourist in Berlin for a few days.
Having BUBBLE TROUBLES?    Englisk proverb:
"Thousands drink themselves to death, before one dies of thirst"!

Hi Dane,
     Great strategy!!
    I am new to this forum but not to Roulette. I have been playing Lines(double streets) almost exclusively for many years. I play 3xDS as an EC bet, 2xDS as a 2/1 bet(not dozens) and single DS's. I rarely play 4xDS as I dislke odds on bets.
    I ran your strategy with 1500 spins from my previous results.
   Final total   81
   Highest Total   113
   Lowest  total    -40
   Longest streak w/o Pair   25
   Biggest loss in session    23 (same session)
   Like all flat bet strategies it tends to bog down then show spurts of wins and losses. I quickly went to mid teens, then hung there a while before going to 30.s. Then a steady increase into the 60's, a drop back to the high 20's, then back to the high 50's, then a horrorfying drop all the way to -40. It stayed for some 13 sessions at around -20 then steadily climbed to over 100. It stayed in minus figures for nearly 200 spins. All the losing spins came in a clump and as the whole test was taken from a weeks play at the same casino. This suggests that a break in play would have been a good idea. Had I been playing this strategy at the time I would have definately stopped and moved to another table or casino.
    I have to log off now but I will post more later.
      Regards       Harry


[mod]Just a quick note here, from me, Chrisbis, that I invited harryj over from RouletteForum.com I hope nobody minds, that he has jumped straight in here with his first post, as against saying "Hi" in the Newcomers Lounge suite, where for today only, we have Air-Conditioning, at no extra charge for all our English UK based cousins.Thank you for reading.Do continue harrj...... [/mod]

Welcome to the family Harry [smiley]msn/right_hug.png[/smiley]

 Hi, back again.
      I haven't had a chance to study my results yet but the impression I got as I played out the spins was that the basic idea lent itself to tweaking in a number of ways. 80 may not seem much in 1500 spins but it is over 5%. BR requirements are very low. I would be quite happy playing this with a 50u BR. It might be a good way to play through Bonuses or fill in the time while you are waiting for a trigger.
       I like low risk and the ability to cut and run if things don't feel right. You're not chained to the chair and the casino will still be there when you come back.
       go well     Harry

Hi HarryJ. Welcome. I have been a tourist in Berlin and did not see your posts before now.  I am glad that this method suits you.
                                                 [smiley]aes/coffee.png[/smiley] Cheers
                                                                                                         Dane

 Hi Dane,
      sorry about the delay in replying I was very busy yesterday and didn't log on until late.
    I would be extremely inerested in your thought process as you developed this strategy. I have never been a flat bet player but this might convert me.
       Good punting.... Harry

Quote from: HarryJ on July 20, 2013, 09:45:16 AM
Hi Dane,
      sorry about the delay in replying I was very busy yesterday and didn't log on until late.
    I would be extremely inerested in your thought process as you developed this strategy. I have never been a flat bet player but this might convert me.
       Good punting.... Harry

Hi Harry,
Thought process? I don´t really know. I drink[smiley]aes/coffee.png[/smiley] And a long term meditator I ought to be familar with subtle thought levels. 
But as you might have guessed, I  also play with an Electronic calculator. And several years ago I read several German books on roulette. They were on "Favoriten"
(repeaters) and "Restanten" (unhit parts). One author (Ludwig von Graph I think he was called) suggested that we should try to find a kind of balance between those tendencies on the lines. But of course it is easer said than done.
I have almost always been a flat bet player[smiley]aes/nerd.png[/smiley]. But today I initiated a topic on straight up - with a kind of positive progression!
                                                                                                Cheers
                                                                                                  Dane