Just curious if anyone has had any success using a 3 step progression with recovery.
Such as:
1-2-4
If loss on 3rd bet go to
2-3-5 for recovery

Thanks
T

 Yes.

When you move up the latter you only have to win 6 times to move down one level.

1-2-4


1-3-6


2-4-8


2-6-12


3-6-12


3-9-18


4-8-16


4-12-24


5-10-20


5-15-30


7-14-28


7-21-42


9-18-36


9-27-54


12-24-48


12-36-72


15-30-60


15-45-90

Thanks Sputnik....I'm going to try this out. It may help me open up a larger stop win exit point. I was using 1-2-1-3 to 10 wins with a stop loss at 14. 16 shoes have all been in the positive thus far

http://www.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=7709.msg70028#msg70028

Thanks for the link Sputnik...i like this recovery plan. Seem to hold up well. Finally after a lot of hard work and time I found a bet selection that holds up....just needed a strong recovery.

 Yes ...

But all bet selection will hit 3.0 SD - so when you have 14 loses and 2 wins it might take some time to recover and you might want to stop after losing half the bank.
I made a test once and first i hit 12 loses and 2 wins and then recover with some more wins then i got 14 loses and 2 wins, it took 200 spins to recover.

I testing this progression with Sputnik's March with a tweak and its working great, i get 6 winning bet sequense so many times so i almost don't need any recovery.
Personally i have never seen any better existing MM ...



Cheers

Sputnik what do you mean by a 6 bet sequence ?

I mean that i on average win 6 to 10 bets Before i lose Three bets.
Sometimes i win 25 bets Before i lose Three bets.

Wow-now that is an awesome bet selection

The more I test my bet selection, the more comfortable I become with a 3 step progression. Sure I'd love to flat bet it but that limits the amount won. I keep thinking about what soxfan has said about flat betting doesn't feed the bulldog and you need balls and bankroll .......

I agree with you ...
Maybe you can win and break even with 98% of your sessions with good bet selection and MM - then stop losing half your bankroll with the remaing 2%
That would be a winning strategy