Baccarat Does anybody remember the name of this book?

I used to have a book that had obscure negative and positive progressions rolled into one.
For instance a progression that runs like this:
2,4 parlay, then a 2,4 negative progression, then a 3,6 parlay, then a 3,3,9 delayed martingale rolled up into one progression.
I bought the book back in the Gamblers Glenn era and for the life of me can't remember the author or name of the book. Somebody at the Glenn turned me onto it. It had many obscure progressions that dealt with parlays and negative progressions, ladder progressions, etc.
I used to think it was a LG Holloway book, but I'ved checked his books and those progressions weren't found.
I believe it was a paperback book that was black with red writing on the cover.
Anybody that could give me insight to what the name of this book would be would be appreciated.

 

Just remembered it. The Future Gambler by Craig Greiner. Can't find it online. Anybody got a copy they want to part with?

 

Why not ask if anyone would care to photograph or scan related pages and post? That way they get to keep the book etc.
Another way, have tried google search

name of book plus author plus free PDF?
I have found many books especially out of print books that way. Cheers

Example. The future gambler by Greg griener free PDF

 

Have tried most of that. No luck. Could anybody scan the pages of this book? It would be greatly appreciated.

 

Probably you are talking about mongoose progression. You parlay 1,2, you martingale 1,2 and then martingale 1,1,3 to win 5 units. WW-LW-LLW will get 1,2, -1,2, -1,-1,3. You have to win all three stages to win 5 units.

 

That's it, but do you know any of the modified mongoose progressions. Thanks.

 

I am not aware of any modified mongoose progressions.

 

Maybe here

https://www.ebay.com/itm/303794033161

 

No longer available

 

Yeah. I looked everywhere. A hard book to acquire. I have the book somewhere, just can't find it. The book definitely has some out of the box thinking on bet progressions and gambling theory.