A BETTER METHOD ON INDIVIDUAL NUMBERS?

[Dane]

Well, at least I have had more luck with it than with the method in my initial topic. As usual I started the test series with pen and paper at home surrounded by Permanenzen from table 3, Spielbank Weiesbaden. One session a day - always begiing with the first spin of the day. In average one session with my new method seems to take 12 spins. Better safe than sorry, as they say: This time I have placed my deadline just after  the 20th spin.

The 31 sessions from January 2011 gave these results (without progression and tips):
-8+31-16+19-2+18-32+9+26+23+10+33-6-10-10-1+34+6-7+14+12+1-15+16+9-53+31-7+26+30+10.
After a coffee break I´ll reveal more!

[Dane]

After the coffee break it seems that I would have won 191 chips in total in January 2011 (31 sessions). I might have made minor mistakes calculating; and beginners luck may  once again have fooled me. Nevertheless I shall try to explain my new method. Without tips and progression. Flat betting on Straight Up. No session lasts more than 20 spins. In most cases we are being rewarded with 35 chips on one number and break up.
Each session requires pen and paper with 12x3 spaces. When a number from a column occurs: Simply fill out the space in its proper place in accordance with the wellknown layout at the table.

Certain patterns turn up:  In each column isolated numbers often dominate in the beginning. Soon groups of numbers can be seen.  I chase a certain pattern in the column on my paper:
ONE BLANK SPACE BETWEEN AN ISOLATED NUMBER AND A GROUP OF NUMBERS. If this pattern turns up in time, I have won and leave.

Examples: 3, 6, and 12 came. Both 9 and 15 were missing. I.e. 12 was an isolated number.
20, 26, and 29 turned up in another session. With 17 and 23 missing, 20 should be regarded as an isolated number.

As soon as you are familiar with the pattern, you are able to practice.
The 17th of January 2011. An extremely short session with just three spins. After 10, 19 we should place one chip on 13 and one chip on 16. And then came 13.
Good luck!

[treborg]

A few questions if your willing Dane.

I take it that you are betting on the missing numbers.  Your first two patterns are different than the last one, do your have various patterns that you use?  I see you results list has various winning and losing amounts, what determines when you stop?

Are you betting on all the missing numbers?

Treborg

[Dane]

Of course I am willing to answer your questions, treborg. The first two patterns in my examples are not really much different from the third.  In some column we see one blank space (one missing number) with an isolated number on one hand and a group of numbers on the other hand:     3 6..12..
                                                                                                                                                                                          ..17..26 29
                                                                                                                                                                                             10 13..19..

The pattern appears if I win.  I am trying to hit the pattern, so to speak; if the pattern comes, I have won. That is the end of the session. If I do not win it is time to leave after exactly twenty spins.
As you can see, I do not bet on all missing numbers.  I bet on selected missing numbers only. If one of them turns up, the pattern should come to. The situation can change from spin to spin, so you have to be alert.

If 3 and 6 have appeared in the first two spins: Bet on 12.  If 15 turns up next, it is time to leave 12. Later 12 may come - but not as an isolated number.  12 and 15 would form a group on my paper.
                                                                                                       Dane

[Dane]

Correction: ..20..26 29.  Sorry.
                                 Dane

[Dane]

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