Quote from: bbbbbb128 on June 16, 2016, 03:05:47 PMChasing for a "double" would be akin to running a Martingale on this particular play.
Hi Nick
what sort of money management will you advise for such stable EC bets?
the W can come in between L or LL
i am thinking using 1-1-1-2-2-4-4-8-8
2 W in a row will result in +1 unit
what do you think?
I've reviewed my last 15 shoes played under VDW/AD and one shoe actually went 15 or so before a "double" hit. Lots of singles in there, but no double win. There we also many runs where you would be making that eight level wager albeit winning it, but it's still on the steep side of the wagering curve.
Also for those who may be machine testing this, you may want to run it manually for a few days to "see" what combinations look good. The "one sided" 147AP is a particularly good wager.
This VDW, in any variation NEEDS some runs of 3 or more although the runs of singles (ZZ runs) also work well.
If you get to the 9th level, there is no sense in making a wager as either side clears the solution for a win so that would be pointless. The same goes for a losing 258AP. Just start over at that point.
This has been working out in live play quite nicely. I believe part of the success is that it does not wager on every hand but tends to seek out selective patterns to play. Obviously any 123 type bet jumps out at you but when those lose, then you get to pick at the remaining AP's for one that will fit the expected outcome. Surprisingly I've found that the single sided 147AP is the MOST productive to date.
Anyway, these are just some things to look for if you've decided to put any time in serious work with this play.
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