These are the rules as best I can explain (if I've got it wrong I hope Dane or monaco will correct me)
6 x 6 grid.
Bet on any number that would complete four in a row, vertically or horizontally, of numbers that have only appeared once.
If one of the three trigger numbers repeats the bet is cancelled.
Any number that repeats cannot again be part of these "oner" bets either as a trigger number or bet number.
Often three numbers might trigger two bets.
i.e.   _  2  3  4  _  _  would trigger bets on both 1 & 5.
Bet on any number that would complete five in a row, vertically or horizontally, of numbers that have repeated two or more times. These are "repeater" bets.
You can have both "repeaters" and "oners" at the same time although most sessions end with "oner" bets. They would of course be in separate lines.
Stop on first win.

Also explained with examples in monaco's post #38.

Trebor

I did say "losing" sessions. If I include winning sessions my results are.


Sessions played 230.


Total +915


Average per session 3.97.


Trebor

Just ran through all my losing sessions,


with no stoploss       -2104


with 35 stoploss       -2695

Quote from: soggett on April 11, 2013, 09:16:29 AM
you should use a stop loss of 35 units
anything over that while flatbetting is pointless

Not necessarily soggett.


What about the times a hit with a stoploss of say 50 would result in a lesser loss.


In any case at the moment we are testing really to see how it goes.


Trebor

Dane,


Have you had many sessions with losses over 100?


In my 205 I've had


-119
-108
-112
-95


Trebor

205 sessions.


+911


+4.44 average


Trebor

A qualified answer.


Yes with a very good run of luck, so no one can say it can't be true.


I wouldn't be testing my luck that way though.


Trebor

It's comforting to know it's not just us homo sapiens that get fooled

Got it Sam.

Gizmotron,

I've spent quite some time practicing with the tracker using all the information you've given on various threads.

Although I sometimes manage to get on some good trends I'm a long way off being good enough, it's a lot harder than it looks.

A lot is down to never being sure when a trend is strong enough.  By the time I'm sure it's stopped.

Would you say you're so well versed in this technique that it's almost intuitive?  Is that how good I have to become?


I can imagine that your new software might really help speed up the learning process.


Trebor

137 sessions.


+797


= 5.81 average per session




Trebor

89 sessions.


+263


= 2.95 average


Trebor

 

70 Sessions


+192


= 2.74 average


Just suffered a -63 point loss which hit the average.  Biggest single loss so far -112.


Trebor

Many happy returns to Mrs. TCS


Trebor