Small EC system -


Basically we look at which of the 2 of the 3 EC give us the win. The ones that are visible or the opposite ones.


Example, 12, next number, 7, 12 give us 2 wins on 7, R and L. Next spin play REL.
Example, 12 next number 20, 12 give us 1 win on 20, E. Next spin play opposite, of 12, BOH.




Example,




28
29 - If we would have played the 3 EC of 28BHE, we would have won on 2 EC on 29, BH.
Therefor we play the next spin BHE.
29 - So here we win on 2 of the EC, BH. Suppose an number comes like 10.
10 - As 29 and 29 give us 3 wins we play BHO. Here we get only 1 EC win on 10B. Which means that on the opposite EC of 29 are the 2 remaining wins, 29 <- opposite -> RLE ->.
This means that we now play the opposite of 29 after 10 for the next spin, RLE.




Needs some Martingale and more testing and work out.
Anyone who like the idea may add






Carlitos 

..... so Drazen, what kind of approach would you recommend to play roulette in such way that some bucks can be made, sort or long-term?






Carlitos 

..... thanks for the comment 




Maybe an way of changing it, when 3 of an kind come because first must come 2 of an kind.... and this happens..... there are 2 of an kind of EC all the time happening and then it builds up....




Wouldn't you say that roulette in EC is just an cummulative game, it all adds in diference sizes?
Sometimes, 2 reds, then it goed into 3 highs, into 5 odds.... etc....






Carlitos 

Hello John,




Thanks for explaining the PB system. I like it 
However i notice something about the patterns and maybe it can be of use.


There are 8 patterns, 2 with totaly the same caracters, RRR AND BBB.
Then there are 2 patterns, with RBR and BRB.


Totaly 4.


And then there are 2 patterns with RBB and BRR but they remaining 2 patterns look symetric to these ones,  RRB and BBR, so it would be,




RBB and the symetric BBR


and


BRR and RRB.




Which would mean 50% of the 8 patterns could be related if you look at it this way.




Could this mean anything or be usefull in anyway to explore?






Carlitos