Don't laugh this money management method off until you have really tested it.
Look at the "rec-gambling-craps" message board where extensive tests on the
method were tried on craps about 18 months ago. It has been tested and proven
on roulette and baccarat as well.
Simply put: you are betting that four consecutive bets in four different games
will at some point show a change to the opposite.
The following example is for roulette:
If you want to bet green chips you need a bank of $2,700
If the last spin was Red you bet that there will be a change of colour within
the next 4 spins.
Bet 1 unit on Black.
If it wins ok you have finished the series.
If Red won again you bet 2 units on Black, lose so bet 4 units, lose so bet 8
units.
If you lose all 4 bets then you change tables.
You begin a new sequence based on the last winning spin of the new table say
this is Red again so you bet on Black.
Your sequence now is 2 units, 3 units, 6 units, 12 units.
If no change of colour occurs then you change tables once again.
As before, you bet for a change of colour based on the last spin on this new
table.
The new betting sequence is:
3 units, 4 units, 8 units, 16 units.
The 4th sequence (final sequence) is:
4 units, 5 units, 10 units, 20 units.
Every time you win your bet you go back to the beginning.
This is a boring way to play but it does work although you will occasionally
find yourself in a really deep hole and it takes a lot of playing to get ahead
again.
Not my system.
Enjoy testing.
WannaWin