The finals in Roulette are comprised of 4 numbers.
There are 7 finals:
Final "0": 0. 10. 20. 30
Final "1": 1. 11. 21. 31
Final "2": 2. 12. 22.32
Final "3": 3. 13. 23. 32
Final "4": 4. 14. 24. 34
Final "5": 5. 15. 25. 35
Final "6": 6. 16. 26. 36
How it works:
The system for finals uses a whole cycle of 39 spins.
In the enclosed table, the player must record 39 spins.
At the end of the cycle, we are looking for ONE FINAL drawn only one time!
All the other groups will most likely have been drawn 2 or more times.
We will bet immediately on the final drawn only once for 9 spins (or until a win
occurs).
NOTE:
If you find a final not drawn at all, it is not playable.
If a final is drawn 2 or more times, but is the same number (ex. Final 1, the number 11 is drawn 3 times and the number 1, 21 and 31 zero times), it should be considered drawn only one time and is therefore playable.
If you find two finals drawn one time, play both (extremely rare case).
Example:
Spins: 28 33 15 9 1 35 36 8 22 30 22 0 25 25 21 2 8 33 21 8 18 21 4 30 7 13 31 30 29 19 18 25 1 13 10 17 18 34 35
At the end we have:
Final 0 = 5 times
Final 1 = 16 times
Final 2 = 3 times
Final 3 = 4 times
Final 4 = 2 times
Final 5 = 6 times
Final 6 = 1 time ... this is the playable final!
Play it for the following 9 spins or until a win occurs.
The most difficult thing while playing a system is to follow it correctly.
In a real casino, the environment, the noise, the adrenalin, all make it
very hard to avoid errors while recording the spins.
Do not bet following your instinct; use the system you have!
Always use the same system in a day; do not change or switch it with other systems.
Also if you lose 2 or 3 games consecutively do not change the method.
Never use progression while betting. ALWAYS use the same bet from the beginning of the day until the end.
Quote from: WannaWin on November 06, 2009, 09:39:19 AM
The finals in Roulette are comprised of 4 numbers.
There are 7 finals:
Final "0": 0. 10. 20. 30
Final "1": 1. 11. 21. 31
Final "2": 2. 12. 22.32
Final "3": 3. 13. 23. 32
Final "4": 4. 14. 24. 34
Final "5": 5. 15. 25. 35
Final "6": 6. 16. 26. 36
How it works:
The system for finals uses a whole cycle of 39 spins.
In the enclosed table, the player must record 39 spins.
At the end of the cycle, we are looking for ONE FINAL drawn only one time!
All the other groups will most likely have been drawn 2 or more times.
We will bet immediately on the final drawn only once for 9 spins (or until a win
occurs).
NOTE:
If you find a final not drawn at all, it is not playable.
If a final is drawn 2 or more times, but is the same number (ex. Final 1, the number 11 is drawn 3 times and the number 1, 21 and 31 zero times), it should be considered drawn only one time and is therefore playable.
If you find two finals drawn one time, play both (extremely rare case).
Example:
Spins: 28 33 15 9 1 35 36 8 22 30 22 0 25 25 21 2 8 33 21 8 18 21 4 30 7 13 31 30 29 19 18 25 1 13 10 17 18 34 35
At the end we have:
Final 0 = 5 times
Final 1 = 16 times
Final 2 = 3 times
Final 3 = 4 times
Final 4 = 2 times
Final 5 = 6 times
Final 6 = 1 time ... this is the playable final!
Play it for the following 9 spins or until a win occurs.
The most difficult thing while playing a system is to follow it correctly.
In a real casino, the environment, the noise, the adrenalin, all make it
very hard to avoid errors while recording the spins.
Do not bet following your instinct; use the system you have!
Always use the same system in a day; do not change or switch it with other systems.
Also if you lose 2 or 3 games consecutively do not change the method.
Never use progression while betting. ALWAYS use the same bet from the beginning of the day until the end.
U forgot 7.17.27 8.18.28 9.19.29
Cheers
Ja, what to do with the triple finales? Ignore them?
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