The pick

Second and third column.

24 numbers 12 low and 12 high numbers, 12 Red and 12 Black, 12 Odd and 12 Even.

A lazy  and easy way to play .   .


For recreational  only. Play at your own risk








Nathan Detroit       

Welcome to the fray Nathan   

Quote from: NathanDetroit on November 14, 2012, 12:46:35 AMA lazy  and easy way to play .   .

Lazy and easy yet not sleazy 

Surely this one must be stirred with some tracking and staking plan to keep things under control.

...It is nice to see you here.

Quote from: NathanDetroit on November 14, 2012, 12:46:35 AM
The pick

Second and third column.

24 numbers 12 low and 12 high numbers, 12 Red and 12 Black, 12 Odd and 12 Even.

A lazy  and easy way to play .   .


For recreational playing only. Play at your own risk

Nathan Detroit       

Hi ND So simple yet can be so profitable!! Do you have any idea on MM on this so we can do some testing

QuoteThe pickSecond and third column.24 numbers 12 low and 12 high numbers, 12 Red and 12 Black, 12 Odd and 12 Even.A lazy  and easy way to play .   

Very innovative and unique. Indeed.

Very interesting method. Many will appreciate its simplicity I'm sure.

I love the disclaimer !   

That should keep the lawyers at bay.

Or Steve.......

Jl................

OK fellers, a wise cat told me this regarding this staking method:

QuoteIt`s a positive  progression while taking always profits on the way up.

I'm going to try to illustrate it by running some numbers below.

It is normally not so I play 2/3 bets, but this sometimes at a BM casino using SEK 50 chips (the lowest you can use and about 7 dollars). The game can win good, but rapid lose as well. So stop if three losses may be right.


On line things differ, spins goes fast, and you can ride out a bad start using lower stakes and wait for a  winning streak. All positive progressions methods are waiting for a longer hit streak and then make good.


If a robot is used a couple of 100 spins is not that much. I coded the method, and change some to suit low stake online and longer sessions( if needed).


I set a win target to 10, the first col and zero start hit very frequent and it went down 62 units rather fast ( at a BM casino I should not let it go so far using 50 SEK chips, it should have been a loss)  It slowly climbed up and down and ended at 11 plus after  296 spins.
All sessions differ, but count with it can  go rapid up and down even as a 2/3 bet.

This is how the 2nd and 3rd columns correlate to the Wheel:

European:

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American:

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Now I'm going to try to explain the staking plan as best as I can.

Clarifications:

5 5 is simply five on each column:

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7 7 is simply seven on each column:


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10 10 is simply ten on each column:


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@Sam/All

Could you grasp the whole progression? It is VERY EASY once you see it written in single bets line by line 

Remember: It only rises unit AFTER A WIN, so on any loss you DROP BACK TO 5-5.

You can keep track of streaks and sleepers on the columns
by turning it into an EC. Track the 1st column and 2 5 8 11
14 17 from the 2nd column as one side, and the 3rd column
and 20 23 26 29 32 35 for the other side.

Record them as you would B/R and you can easily see when
streaks occur. It will also show you immediately which columns
are sleeping. For instance, if you see the 3rd column numbers
streaking, bet the 2nd and 3rd column. Your're only following
18 numbers, but betting on 24 gives you better odds of winning.

Bet selection is everything in roulette. Personally I would never
use a progression playing this way, you have a better chance
of leaving the table ahead just by flat betting. You don't need
a progression, you are depending on your bet selection method
to get ahead. You will always see streaks when the 1st or 3rd
columns are sleeping, and that's a lot sometimes. They can easily
sleep for 17 out of 20 spins sometimes. And when you see the
2nd colums sleeping, bet the 1st and 3rd. Don't get greedy and you
will be surprised how long you can last.

Victor

Thanks for you very plain explanation.  The part I don't understand is what if you win at 5 5, then at 7 7 and then lose the 10 10.  Do you just start over at 5 5?  That is, you have won 5 units, then 7 units for a total of 12 units.  Then you lose 20.  You're down 8.  Do you just eat it and move on?

Sam

Quote from: TwoCatSam on December 02, 2012, 08:26:56 AM
Victor

Thanks for you very plain explanation.  The part I don't understand is what if you win at 5 5, then at 7 7 and then lose the 10 10.  Do you just start over at 5 5?  That is, you have won 5 units, then 7 units for a total of 12 units.  Then you lose 20.  You're down 8.  Do you just eat it and move on?

Sam

Sam1


that's the way I do. I raise as long  I win and goes back on loss or 5 in progression (I stop on 5). Yes you can lose the last bet, as you can lose any bet. The point is to hope for a streak, you do not always lose the last  5 bet.   


I have coded it and use it some, it will not be win/loss as some inside methods, You can have a smaller bankroll. target is 10 units when I use it.

I just did a run, this time it were often a loss on the last high bet. it went back 60 units. Slowly it come back at it needed  384 spins to get to target of ten plus. 


As it is a limit in progression, it is not so i would go better with a stop loss at 50, I had to start with 50 less next time and do the same climbing. In this it is other things indicating a stop. As you think you have to wait until a better point, all as you use to read the game. I use to run until I got other things waiting, and not even so the bot can run. If I lost 5000 unit I would change to other ways.  I have run this for about 50 rounds and got around ten each time. It takes time, and suit online better. At a BM casino you must have plus faster or stop.

Just took a look and want to say, nice topic ...

Cheers