RNG System to test

[Steve]

When I played RNG, probably the most common system I used is explained below. Like any rng method, it eventually tanks. But way back in the RNG days I did pretty well with it.

THE START: FIRST NOTE YOUR BANKROLL. You must always know if you are up or down the last time you were at THE START. Begin by betting 1 unit on 10 numbers. If you lose, bet the same numbers again, PLUS on the winning number. Apply the following progression:

Whenever you have lost twice (doesn't need to be consecutive losses), and your bankroll is still not UP from the START, add another 2 chips to all bets. It will look something like below, although it will be a bit different as you'll have some wins in between losses:

If covering 10 numbers: bet 1 unit per number
If covering 12 numbers: bet 3 units per number
If covering 14 numbers: bet 5 units per number
If covering 16 numbers: bet 7 units per number
If covering 18 numbers: bet 9 units per number
If covering 20 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 22 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 24 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 26 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 28 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 30 numbers: bet 11 units per number
If covering 32 numbers: bet 11 units per number, and start to excrement yourself
If covering 34 numbers: bet 11 units per number, pray to "Camhux Scatter", the roulette God. Don't ask for anything. Tell him what a c*nt he can be.


RULES:

After each win, check your bankroll. If your bankroll has increased since the START, return to THE START, beginning with 10 numbers with 1 unit.

After each win, if your bankroll has still not increased from the START, continue by betting on the same numbers, except remove the bet on the number you won on. FOR ALL OTHER NUMBERS, KEEP THE SAME BET SIZE WHICH MAY NOT BE THE SAME AS THE ABOVE PROGRESSION TABLE. Continue until your bankroll has increased since the START, then return to the START.

If your bankroll ever reaches 50% or lower from the START, then return to the START.

[Steve]

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