Roulette Savior's year 1666 - Behold the HG!

Everything is being counted in multiples and denominations of 6.

There are:

6 ECs
6 D/Cs
6 Lines
6 Quads
6 Streets
6 Splits and at last but not least, 6 numbers.

Their association is like this (but not necessarily)
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Low, 1st Dozen, Line 1/6, Quad 1/4, Street 1/3, Split 1/4 and the number 1

Even, 2nd Dozen, Line 7/12, Quad 7/11, Street 10/12, Split 7/10 and the number 10

Red, 3rd Column, Line 13/18, Quad 13/17, Street 13/15, Split 14/17 and the number 14

Black, 2nd Column, Line 19/24, Quad 20/24, Street 19/21, Split 20/23 and the number 20

Odd, 1st Column, Line 25/30, Quad 26/30, Street 25/27, Split 27/30 and the number 27

High, 3rd Dozen, Line 31/36, Quad 32/36, Street 31/33, Split 33/36 and the number 33
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The rules which must be practiced religiously are the following:


There are 6 bets/units at most any given time.

When one of the bets wins then convert it towards the next inside position according to the above betting schedule, starting from ECs all the way to the numbers, it would take 6 wins to reach it (for each).

The first of the 6 positions which will reach the number AND wins will finalize each round.

When a straight up win doesn't conclude in a new BR high since the end of the previous round or the session's start, we would raise the base bet from 1 to 3 units exclusively for that won position, the other 5 would be maintained on 1 unit base bet for each one of them.

If after a 2nd round and still not in new BR high, then increase only the base bet of the current round winner like this: 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 18 for every subsequent round won without an overall profit achieved.

Recommended BR is 700 units, this is 700 times the chip's value you are using.

 

Too bad the outcomes are random or it might work.

 

...and random doesn't exist to your betting?
Or in other words you think that you are the exception to the random?

There are tendencies of the roulette game which are being expressed by milder or more intense deviations, such incidents occur all the time and this is where my betting comes in.

 

So we have a parachute style system. Can I ask why the denominations of 6? Is it purely for ease of tracking/betting?

 

The progression is 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 18.

Have you tried 1, 3, 6, 9, 15, 21?

 

The denominations of 6 fits well with the table groups and their respective payouts, multiples of 3 would be even more suitable because the only groups which cannot be divided by 3 or 6 are the 1, 2 and 4 numbers.
Although their payouts do; 36, 18 and 9 by 3, but not by 6.

Look at it like this, you are a general and you have your divisions, how is it better to utilize it considering always the relationship between risk and reward. How?
In my consideration, what it seems to be fairly remote to occur within an inexperienced gambler's mind, in reality is everyday business in the casino, this is something you don't learn by reading about mathematics, only from experience.

With this in mind it makes more sense to not "place the cart before the horse", that is to say, not risking more than what you are getting.

Great events are being founded by trivial causes, the streak of 10 red numbers has begun by 1 simple red number, or in other words, the baby needs to learn how to crawl before walking...

Therefore by winning the initial EC you get 1 and put it to the dozen or column in order to claim an even greater reward for the same risk, 1 unit.
You might argue that until this event happens it will lose several times and you would be correct but only partially because we have to see this as a whole, thus when 1 position doesn't perform so well another one will!

There is always some overperforming sectors but we don't know which is going to be the next time, this is why we should establish 6 betting positions, which might seem overwhelming at first, but as the betting proceeds further into the higher payouts the focus becomes clear by zooming gradually on the target.
Make no mistake, it is not a question of "if" but "when", always something comes out on top, gets ahead, this is a fact and the only thing which remains to be done is to apply certain betting plan in order to accommodate it as good as it gets when it eventually happens.

 

If you would like to utilize the raise of base bets then do so with the following order:
3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, the raise should be per bet position but not all of them simultaneously.

An alternative way to deal with draw-downs, instead of increasing units you could remove one position per round until you achieve new bank-roll high.
But which one, you might wonder, if you decide to play with the reductive way then there should be a little change per round, instead of finalizing with the 1st straight up win we will continue till all of the 6 numbers have hit, but by removing every number after it comes.

The betting position which we will remove after a losing round is the number which won last, most delayed.
We continue by removing 1 betting position until a new BR high or only 1 out of the 6 betting positions left.
They use to say that "the last one closes the door behind him/her..." thus you might wanted to increase units only on that last position just enough in order to overcome any draw-down suffered till that moment.

If you decide to do that then calculate the accumulated net potential profit 1+2+5+8+11+17+35= 79 and divide with it the total draw-down that far.
The result should be the amount of units for any betting, don't forget that it has to be ongoing calculation in order to add any losses to the total and deduct all wins as they happen!

 

i bet 1 on low it loses so i bet 1 on the first dozen, do i now bet 1 on even as well? and if that loses i bet 1 onl ine 1/6,1 on second dozen and 1 on red?

 

No, the 6 positions begin by betting the 6 ECs, then every time something wins you are moving its chip towards inside, one place at a time.

 

aha !thank you

 

when you first start you bet all of the six ec which could be a loss of six units ,if you did a virtual bet would that not be better?
also when you progress along the various bets and you win more than your starting balance do you start again or carry on forever?

 

You could use a virtual bet or you could simply bet the dozen(s) and column(s) of the 3 last ECs and the other 3 which have not came on last spin to bet them normally, from the begin.
Yes, you might restart as soon as you have a new BR high, this way is safer but it could become too grindy.
I've only suggested to stop either on the 1st straight up number win, or after all numbers won once, by going for all numbers we are risking for occasional long delays.

 

just so i have it right

When one of the bets wins then convert it towards the next inside position according to the above betting schedule, starting from ECs all the way to the numbers, it would take 6 wins to reach it (for each) --------------------------------- virtual spin last number (1)
1 on black
1 on even
1 on high
1 on second dozen
1 on first dozen
1 on first column
then i advance along only when i have a winner if i don't win remain on the same bet? if i get to the single number start again on the even chance but up the progression?
thanks for your patience

 

Yes, as long something is losing it remains static, not moving.
You could play until you have the 1st win from a straight number (any number) and then restart or quit the session.
No problem.