The only bets used in Triple Win Roulette are wagers on a color, one
dozen and one column. These wagers are always made in the following
proportions:

Color 2-units
Dozen 1-unit
Column 1-unit

The rule for placing the Triple Win bets is simple:

Always place the bet in the same positions as the previous spin.

Let's assume the outcome of the last spin was Black 13.

The color was Black.

The number is in the 2nd Dozen and 1st Column.

Your next wager will be on Black, 2nd Dozen, 1st Column.

Let's try another example.

The roulette ball lands on Red 36.

Following this outcome your next wager will be on Red, 3rd Dozen, 3rd Column.

Here's one more example.

Assume that you have a wager on Red, 2nd Dozen and 1st Column and a zero shows. You
will lose all three bets. Your next wager will be the same as before. In other words, you
will ignore a zero in terms of determining where to bet and wager in the same spots
following a zero.

Betting that the previous outcome will repeat is very effective. Roulette tends to be
streaky and it is not unusual to have numbers, dozens and columns repeat.

The Triple Win Betting Series

A Betting Series is used for each level of betting. The Betting Series has different
amounts of wagers on the three Triple Win Bets for different levels of betting.

Five Level Betting Series for $1 Base Bets

Level:   Color:   Dozen:   Column:   Total:
1   2   1   1   4
2   4   2   2   8
3   6   3   3   12
4   8   4   4   16
5   10   5   5   20

This is a five-level betting series using $1 Base Bets. The Game Bankroll for this Betting
Series is $60. You will need to buy in for at least $60 to use this betting series.

With any Betting Series the following rules apply:

1. Start a game making Level 1 bets. Using the Five Level Betting Series for $1 Base
Bets, you will make a $2 bet on a color and $1 bets each on one dozen and one column
for a total of $4 bet.

2. The outcome of each spin determines the Betting Level for the next spin, according to
these rules:

a. If you win or break-even on the spin, you will stay at the same betting level. For
example, if you break-even or win any amount on the spin, you will continue to make
Level 1 wagers, i.e. 2-1-1 for the next roulette wager.

b. If you lose an amount equal to a column bet, in this example a 1-unit wager, stay at the
same level for the next wager.

c. If you lose an amount greater than the amount of a column bet, in this case, a loss of
two or more units, raise the next roulette wager one betting level. When you are making
Level 1 bets you have the option of raising the bets one level with a loss equal to the
column bet. This special rule applies to level 1 betting only. For example, if you lose an
amount equal to a column bet when you are betting at level 2, you will not raise your
betting level on the next spin. With betting levels greater than level 1 you should have a
loss greater than the amount of your column bet to trigger raising your bets one betting
level.

d. Any time you win an amount greater than the amount of a column bet for your current
betting level you will drop one betting level on the next spin. For example, if you are
betting Level 2 bets and win 2 or more (the value of a column bet is 2 at this level) you
will drop to Level 1 bets for the next spin.

Summary:

A Betting Series is used to determine the sizes of bets made for each wager. You
will always begin a game with a Level 1 wager and increase or decrease the wagers
made in each round of play according to the outcome of each spin. In general, you
will keep the bets at the same level with a win or a slight loss. You will raise the
bet level with a loss greater than the size of a column or dozen bet. You will lower
the bet level following a win greater than the size of a column or dozen bet.

Playing to Win Coups

The goal of each game or short session of play is to win a coup. A coup is a predefined
Win Goal for each level of play.

Coup Levels for Different Betting Series:

Color-      Target
Dozen-      Coup
Column   Level
2-1-1      $9
4-2-2      $18
6-3-3      $27
8-4-4      $36
10-5-5      $45
14-7-7      $56
20-10-10      $90
26-13-13      $117
30-15-15      $135
40-20-20      $180
50-25-25      $225
70-35-35      $315
100-50-50   $450

With Triple Win Roulette, the object of your play is to win a coup. Each short session or
coup-based game is directed towards winning a coup.

You will play in accordance with the rules of raising and lowering the level of bets in the
Betting Series you are using until one of the following occurs:

1. Your winnings reach or exceed the Target Coup for the Betting Series you are using,
or
2. You stop the coup attempt after reducing a loss because of a large win. For example,
assume that you had a loss for the game of -15 and just won +18 for the spin. You may
elect to call this game completed with a win of just +18. An alternative in this case is to
drop back to Level 1 betting and continue playing. If the game is getting long, you may
elect to stop the game even though you have not hit your Target Coup

The object of Triple Win Roulette is to win a Target Coup. Each level of play has
its own predefined Target Coup. After winning a Coup you can continue playing
by resetting your bets to Level 1 and in effect starting over.

You can also call a game over and stop playing after wining a Coup.

Whenever your losses are so large that you can't make the next set of wagers the
game is over. You will never add more funds in a losing game. If your bankroll is
depleted you will accept the loss and stop play.

Triple Win Roulette Tips

We stop a game under the following conditions:
a. We won a coup.
b. Our losses became large enough that we could not make the next bet in the Betting
Series.
c. We reduce the amount of loss from a larger loss to a small loss or a small win after
winning a large amount.

A mate of mine and I played around with this for a while, not too successfully unfortunately and we both gave up after fairly extensive testing.

Another of Silverthornes sure fire winners.

I spent some time studying this a few years ago, didn't work too well then, probably still won't work now.