YES1NO1 Bet Selection

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Hello guys. Today I will share a betting selection for the even chances. It is NOT continuous play, so it keeps me relaxed and helps in the decision-making process of leaving the table or risking more units easier, without any rushing since there is at least one spin between bets. It helps psychologically and it works for me. I have skipped plenty of zeroes using this. Let's get into it.

YES1NO1 charting is easy. Just write 6 lines, one for each even chance:
  Red:
Black:
Even:
 Odd:
 1-18:
19-36:

As the name implies, you will be tracking if the last series was a series of 1 (Y) or if it was a series of 2+ (N).

So let's say this comes:

RED (Y) BLACK (Y) RED RED (N) BLACK (Y) RED (Y) BLACK BLACK BLACK (N) RED (Y)

It gets tracked as:
RED:YNYY
BLACK:YYN

As you can see it is a really simple tracking. You just track if it was a series of 1 or if not, hence the "YES1NO1" name.
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Let's take a look at the very last registry of YES1NO1, real casino table:

  Red: YYNNYYNYYNNNYNNY
Black: NNNYNNNYYNYYYNNYN
Even: NNNNYYNNYNNYYYNNNN
 Odd: NNNYNYYYYNYNNNNYYY
 1-18: NNYNNNYNYYYNNNNY
19-36: NYNNNNNNYNYNYNYNN

That was a relatively short session.

I have found the best Strategy with this is to play "Follow the last".

When using it NYNY = LLL, also YNYN = LLL.

I also have a personal tracking of my winning/losing decisions ( Lw streaks registry).

I usually like to stop at LLL, then I start looking for which of the chances is getting the most Y's or N's in a row, then I make a "virtual" bet there.

Virtual bet = I say to myself: next is a "N", or next is a "Y". If I "lose" this virtual bet, then I just saved myself from a loss and add to my personal Lw registry: LLL(L. I will keep on "Playing virtual" till a win. Then LLL(LLw) <- I stop virtual play and start real betting.

When I'm back to real betting, I resume playing as usual, but this time I will resist only two consecutive losses. LLL(LLw)LL <- Stop here and go "Virtual" again. If I see fit, I will wait till two consecutive won bets using the "Virtual play" technique. It saves me from the long series of L's.

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One session I had to quit the table was this:
wwLnolinksLwLwLnolinksLLwwLL(Lw)wLL(Lw)LL(LLLLLLw)L(Lw)wLwwLL(Lw)LL <- OK given that many L's I obviously realized this wasn't my day, thus I just assumed some units lost and said "good bye" to the table. I'm no betting robot, if I see a massive series of L's in progress, I react accordingly.

If I wouldn't have used the "Virtual play" I would have experienced quite a lot of losses. This "Virtual play" technique has saved me more times than I can recall.

After a losing session: Not going back to the casino for that day. I allow only one session per day to myself.
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A successful session's Lw streak registry:

wLwLLwLLL(w)nolinkswLLwwLwwLwLnolinksnolinksLwLLL(w)nolinksLLwwLwLLL(Lw)LwLLwLwwLwLwwLwwLwwLwwLLL(Lw)wwLwwLL(Lw)wLL(LLLLLLw)LwwLwLnolinks

When it is "w's season" ( ), I try to resist up to 3 times before entering virtual.
When I perceive "L's season" is coming or I can see it in progress, I do LL or even only L to start my virtual playing.

This is the most valuable advice I could give you right now: DO NOT KEEP ON BETTING LIKE A ROBOT WHEN YOU ARE LOSING. After 3 consecutive losses, waiting till a win is the proper way to go. You never know when you are facing a record-breaking consecutive losing streak. This way if you lose it is strictly because of several losing streaks concatenated by few wins ( i.e.: LLL(LLLLLw)LL(LLLLLw)L(LLLLLL...), which is pure bad luck in its raw form, but at least you don't take the record-breaking losing streak in full and stay without betting enought time to -hopefully- notice it is not your day and leave without giving it all to the casino.
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Back to the actual betting selection, this is another of my YES1NO1 registries:

  Red: NYNYNYNYNNNYYYNYNNNNYNNYYNNNYNYYNNN
Black: NNYNYNNNNNNNYNYYYYYNYYNNYNNYYNNYNYYY
Even: YNYYNYYYYYNYYYYYNNYNNNNYYNNYYNNYYNYYNN
 Odd: NYNNNYYYYNYNYYYYYYYYNYYNYNNNYYYYYNNYYNN
 1-18: YYNNYNYNYNNYNYYYYNYNNYYNNYYYYNNYNYNNNNYNYYY
19-36: YNYYYYNYNYNYYNYNYNNYYNNNNYYNNNNNYYYNYNNYNN

"Follow the last" did beat the crap out of the casino in some chances and I was lucky enough to grab some of those. I specially like when it does the Zig-Zag thingie ( i.e. RED, BLACK, RED, BLACK... ) since it makes those series of Y's quickly profitable with only one spin between bets.

When chasing N's, series of 2+ are a pain in the butt. But as my roulette friend Paul says "It doesn't matter if you wait as long as you win".

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When the times are good, I can be sometimes quite a marathon player. I remember one day I was the very last one at the table. Local casino closes at 4:00 a.m. I was there since 7:30 p.m. This has been the longest session I have had so far: 8 hours and a half.

Now If I'm winning, I pocket some wins and keep on playing with some leftover units. If I'm losing, I do my best in trying to break even. If I simply can't, I remind: "Casino opens tomorrow" and try not getting home that late. I have a loving family who cares about me.
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Why do I think YES1NO1 can work for us? Answer: For the "Law of large numbers" to take place and make things close to average in the long run, after any even chance has been coming out of proportion ( Let's say red ), when it equilibrates, the other even chance (black) may prefer to appear in series longer than 1 to compensate, in detriment of the other one (red) which may appear in shorter series while this balancing happens, the shorter of which are series of 1.

Of course when it comes in the right proportion ( One red, One Black ), series of 1 form naturally. This is why I like "Follow the last" for YES1NO1. When plenty of series of 1 are coming it takes advantage of it; when plenty of series of 2+ are the norm, it also plays it. Sure, YNYN and NYNY zigzags do appear, but after YNYN or NYNY I drop that even chance and hunt for "greener pastures" (An even chance with consecutive Y's or N's). Main rule: Avoid betting like a robot .

Victor

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