Roulette Cyber High Roller revised

8 betting levels (1,2,3,5,8,13,21,36) consisting of 8 bets each

64 bets (8x8) to reach new BR high

When you lose go up to the next level, when you win but not new BR high remain on the same level, every time you achieve new BR high you return back to level 1 - bet 1.

BR requirement, my suggestion is that you should cover the first 3 levels (1,2,3) as minimum requirement, that's 216 units.
After you profit then use it as a compounding interest in order to cover the remaining 5 levels, which require 3,240 units BR should you decide to implement them right from the start.

Here is its video

 

Unnecessary to say that we are following the last spun numbers, up to last 8 of them.

Here is my challenge to all non believers, put forth any betting method you are considering to be the best and let's have a betting marathon for a whole month in daily sessions.
Both methods would start with the same capital, regardless of denominations (units value) and by the end of the month we shall see which one gained more profit (in Return On Investment basis).

Anyone up for the challenge or you will keep on hiding behind fallacious claims?!

 

After spin 3658 you have a drawdown of at least 2100 which could not be covered by your suggested starting BR of 216. This could have happened at the start of your session. Also that drawdown could repeat itself in a bad sequence of numbers for this method.

 

What it profits exceeds the possible risk by much, for such rare event we can only expect it after many bets.
Personally speaking, I wouldn't begin with 216 units because it wouldn't surprise me so much if I would lose that amount before I gained it.
Of course this is no certainty, but what is it after all?

If someone feels reluctant then I would recommended to begin with the lowest value of units, BUT with the full BR of 3,204 units.
In such way you may consider it that you are still testing it, but in practice, not theory.
It is better in practice because you are getting familiar with it as well, besides in theory there are "possible" events which you probably never encounter in your gambling life.

 

For those who would prefer a less volatile budget I'm going to present you a variation which requires 288 units.

You begin betting in the same manner as the original version, when you lose the steps to follow are below:

Level 1: up to 8 last numbers with 1 unit each
Level 2: up to 7 last numbers with 2 units each
Level 3: up to 6 last numbers with 3 units each
Level 4: up to 5 last numbers with 4 units each
Level 5: up to 4 last numbers with 5 units each
Level 6: up to 3 last numbers with 6 units each
Level 7: up to 2 last numbers with 7 units each
Level 8: the last number with 8 units until win or -288 units

When you lose rise 1 level up, when you win but not in new BR high remain on the same level, when new BR high is being accomplished restart from base level.

 

The march goes on...let the good times roll!

 

A brief summary: ROI is 329.43% with total BR at risk 3,204 and total net profit 10,555 units in 5,008 bets so far.

 

Mr. Blue Angel, would you be so kind as to send me the Rx code to check the Spanish roulette wheels?
Thanks

 

Holla Sergio, if you can find a RX programmer just let me know, because I've not coded it so far.

 

This is the "5 to 9" variation:

Bet the last 5 spun numbers, if the first bet doesn't succeed add the just spun number for a total of 6 numbers bet.
If the second bet doesn't succeed add the just spun number for a total of 7 numbers bet.
If the third bet doesn't succeed add the just spun number for a total of 8 numbers bet.
If the fourth bet doesn't succeed add the just spun number for a total of 9 numbers bet.

The total cost of this series of bets is: 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 = 35 units, so even if you win on the 5th attempted with 9 numbers you still gain 1 unit net.

1. 5 numbers
2. 6 numbers
3. 7 numbers
4. 8 numbers
5. 9 numbers

In case you lose all 5 bets then you should proceed to the 2nd of the total 5 levels:

1st level 1 unit per number
2nd level 2 units per number
3rd level 4 units per number
4th level 7 units per number
5th level 11 units per number

When you lose the series of 5 bets, regardless of which level, go up one level.
When you win 1 of the 5 bets but not in new high remain on the same level.
When you achieve new BR high return back to base level 1 - bet 1.

Total BR requirement for the "5 to 9" variation is 35 x 25 = 875 units

 

Here is one more variation, let's call it "3,2,1..."

Begin by betting the last 10 spun numbers, if you lose then add he last spun number for a total of 11 numbers, if the second bet also fails then add the just spun number for a total of 12 numbers bet.

Thus the series of 3 bets consists of the following steps:

1. 10 last numbers
2. 11 last numbers
3. 12 last numbers

That's a total of: 10 + 11 + 12 = 33 units for the whole series.
When you lose all 3 base bets of first level then you should proceed to the second level.
The 3 levels are as follows:

1st level: 1 unit for each number
2nd level: 4 units for each number
3rd level: 9 units for each number

The total BR requirement is: (10+11+12) x (1+4+9) = 33 x 14 = 462 units

 

The "mixed combination" variation:

Begin with the "3,2,1..." variation and remain to that as long as you are winning.
When you lose, that's 33x14=462 units, proceed to the "5 to 9" variation BUT from its last 5th level, this is 11 units per number.
Remain there until:

1. You have reached new BR high, in this case return to the first level of "3,2,1..."
2. You lose the series of 5 bets, in such case you would proceed to the "Cyber High Roller" original.
While on the "Cyber High Roller" your entry begins on the 6th level by betting with 13 units per number for the whole series of 8 bets.
When a win occurs but not in new BR high restart the series of the same level.
When you achieve new BR high revert back to 1st bet - 1st level of "3,2,1..." variation
When you lose the whole series of 8 bets go up to the next level.

For this combined version of all 3 variations the total BR requirement is as much as for the original "Cyber High Roller revised", 3,204 units.

What differs here is not the risk (units required), but how this risk is being implemented by the accumulation of series.


Instead of utilizing all 3 levels of "3,2,1..." variation and only 1 level from the "5 to 9" in the "mixed combination", we could split evenly the betting load between them by applying the first 2 levels of "3,2,1..." and final 2 levels of "5 to 9".

Therefore "mixed combination' will become like this:

1st level: 10, 11, 12 last numbers with 1 unit each
2nd level: 10, 11, 12 last numbers with 4 units each
3rd level: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 last numbers with 7 units each
4th level: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 last numbers with 11 units each
5th level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 last numbers with 13 units each
6th level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 last numbers with 21 units each
7th level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 last numbers with 36 units each

I prefer this way, what do you think?

 

First 1,000+ bets with CHR mixed combination variation.