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Title: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 10:13:09 AM
Something worth looking at

I have Highs and Lows in matrix 3 wide.

If there are more Lows in the above line, bet 3 times for High 1,2,4
If there are more Highs in the above line, bet 3 times for Low 1,2,4

Never go further than that with progression. Zero counted as a loss.

I like it because even in this instance

HHL  2 highs, so bet 3 times on low
HHL  you lost the first 2 bets, but won the third and actually go +1 up because of the progression.

LLL
HHL -1
HLL +4
LHL +1
LL0 0
H0H +3
HLL  +8
LLH  +9
HLL  +4
LHL  +1
LLL  -6
LHH  -1
HHH  -8
LHL  -5
HL0  -10
LHH  -5
LLL  +2
LLH  +3
HLH  +6
HLL  +11
HHH  +18
HHH  +11
LLH  +10
HHH  +17
LLL  +24
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 10:17:30 AM
Here's another example matrix.

stop-loss and stop wins should be set up before a session I believe

LHL   +3
HLH   -4
HHH  +3
LLL   +2
HHL  +1
LLL    +4
HLH   +1
HH0   -6
HHH   -13
HHH   -6
LLL     -5
LLH    -4
LLH    -1
HLH    +4
HLL    +9

Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 12:49:05 PM
What do you suggest for the win/loss ratio = quit you decide upon before commencing?
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 12:59:43 PM
Quote from: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 12:49:05 PM
What do you suggest for the win/loss ratio = quit you decide upon before commencing?

Hi col,

More testing will decide for us when to exit either up or down.

Initial thoughts maybe at +10   or -20?  I guess a lot of it is personal preference too

Maybe you could post a matrix and see how it fares? Cheers mate

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 01:17:29 PM
My gut tells me the acceptable loss percentage should only be slightlly higher than the desired profit percentage.

Personally, I would check the win/loss ratio after every bet. eg if you win your very first bet (win 100%/loss 0%) quit and start a new session. Why risk two LL's putting you in the negative? Don't give back profits!

I would choose if a win percentage ever equals or is greater than 60% (eg win 60%/ loss 40%) then = QUIT

and

If a loss percentage ever reaches 70% (eg win 30%/ loss 70%) then = QUIT

and always check the percentages after every bet, then decide whether to quit or play on based on your percentages guidelines!
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 01:33:24 PM
Yes, your right col. Definately play it spin by spin, and quit when you feel comfortable.

Doing some more testing and I'm actually really liking this. Especially the fact that the downturns seem to be minimal.

HHH
LHL    +5
HHL    +4
HHH    -3
HHL    -2
HHL    -1
LHH    +4
LLH    +3
LHH    +8
LH0   +3
HLH    +6
L0L    +9
LHH     +14
HLH     +11
HLL     +16
LHH     +21
HHL     +22
LL0    +21
LHL     +18
HHH    +25
LLH     +24

+24

Anyone else wanna help in testing?
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 01:48:39 PM
***********Especially the fact that the downturns seem to be minimal.****************

Knowing when to quit when you are 'down and out' is actually more important than knowing when to quit when you are 'up and flying'

You might get on the LLL bus and think it has to stop at any moment. Before you know it you realise you are on an LLLLLLLLLL bus and you didn't get off 7 stops back when you should have! No coming back from that, especially if you are using a big 7 step progression. Every bet is always 50/50 (don't give me that 48/48 green goblin talk) If you get 3 LLL's in a row then quit and start a new session or just start 'free spinning' until a W comes along.


I look forward to more test results. Keep up the good work :thumbsup:
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 01:54:14 PM
What I like about this method is that you only ever bet 1,2,4 with every line, so there's no danger of spiralling out of control.

Its really simple. More testing to follow

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 02:01:45 PM
**************Its really simple. More testing to follow****************

Usually simple = better, in my (limited) experience. I look forward to more test results

Colin
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 02:12:17 PM
BW, I recommend a 1-2-2 rather than 1-2-4, but it's your choice. Or test both and compare? 1-2-2 doesn't sound logically more sensible but just try it.

What about adding a different EC as an alternative to H/L when it's on a losing streak? When you get two losses with H/L take over with a different EC? Just a suggestion.......

Colin
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 02:23:37 PM
Quote from: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 02:12:17 PM
BW, I recommend a 1-2-2 rather than 1-2-4, but it's your choice. Or test both and compare? 1-2-2 doesn't sound logically more sensible but just try it.

What about adding a different EC as an alternative to H/L when it's on a losing streak? When you get two losses with H/L take over with a different EC? Just a suggestion.......

Colin

Good suggestions col,

My latest test was a brilliant one. Using 1,2,4

LHH
HLL   +5
LLL    -2
LLL    -9
HLL    -14
LHH   -9
LLL     -2
HHH   +5
HLL     +10
HLH    +13
LLH    +12
LHH    +17
HLH    +14
LLH    +13
LHL    +10
HLH    +13
HLL     +18
0HH    +23
HLL     +28
HHL    +27
LLL      +34
LHH     +39
HLH     +36

1,2,2 would be less aggressive. I'm waiting for the streaks of losses before altering. If this holds up, then using the other EC would be great.

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 02:50:49 PM
Still trying to find a horror session with this. However, this was the toughest so far and only pulled clear with the last 2 lines!

This one provided the largest drawdown so far that I've tested also...-21  not too bad

LLH 
L00   -7
LHL   -10
LLH   -9
HHH   -2
H0H   -9
HLH   -12
LHL   -9
HHH   -2
LHH    -7
HLH   -10
H0L   -9
LHL   -12
LLH    -11
LHL    -14
LLL    -21
HLH    -18   
LHL    -15
LHL    -18
LLH     -17
HLL    -12
HHH    -5
LHL    -2
LLH     -1
HHL    -2
L0H    -7
HLL    -12
0HH    -7
LLH    -8
LHL     -11
HHL    -12
HLL     -7
HLH    -4
LLH     -5
H0H    -2
LLL     +5
HHH    +12
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 03:55:49 PM
2 more sessions, here's the first!
LLL
LLH   +1
LLH  +2
LLH   +3
HLH   +6
HLL    +11
HHH   +18
LLL    +25
LLL   +18
HLH    +21
LLL     +28
LLH    +29
HHH    +36
LHL     +39
HHL    +38
HHH    +31
L0H     +26
LLL     +33
HHH     +40
LHL     +43
L0H     +44
HHL    +43
HLL     +48
LHH     +53
HLH    +50
HHH    +43
HLH    +40
LLH     +39
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 03:56:14 PM
Next...pretty good win margin by now, max drawdown still -21  so far
0LH   
HL0  no qualifiers
L0L  no qualifiers
LLL   -7
LHL   -10
HHH   -3
LLL    +4
HHL   +3
LHL   +6
LHL    +3
LHH    +8
HLH    +5
HLL    +10
HLH    +13
HHL   +14
LHH    +9
LLL    +16
LLH    +17
H0H   +20
LLL     +27
LLL    +20
HHL   +19
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 04:21:35 PM
The  test with the -21, did you retest it with only the 1-2-2?
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 04:35:36 PM
Forgot to mention, with the 1-2-2 you stop after any win and 'free spin' to complete the line of 3 bets :thumbsup:
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 04:40:41 PM
I think when a zero hits it messes up and disqualifies the whole H or L selection ethos. The three spins below should be 'free spins'

eg

H0H <--------- means
FFF (F = 'free spin')
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 04:45:16 PM
Hi col, thanks for the great suggestions

I dont have time at the moment to test with other progression, but will try to fit it in. Do you want to give it a go?

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 04:52:06 PM
And here comes the expected crash (a little extreme) 2 lots of 9 repeats of a high/low really ran this ragged, but we are still in the game and it will be interesting to see if this is as bad as it gets. Let's hope so
Remember this is an EC system, betting EVERY spin and never goes over 1,2,4
HLL
HLH
0HH
HLL
LLL
LLL
LLL
HHL
HL0
HLL
LLH
LLL
HHL
HHL
LLL
LHL
LLL
HHH
LHH
LLH
LLH
HLH
HLH
HHL
LLL
LLL
LLL
LHL
LHH
HHH
HHH
HHL
HHL
0HH
HHL
HHH

-64
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 04:52:30 PM
This system is still holding up well. Would like some more testers aboard the good ship!

+25


HLL
LHL
HHH
HLH
HLL
LHL
HHH
H0L
LLL
HLL
HHH
HLH
LHL
L0L
HHH
HLL
HLH
LLH
LLH
HHH
HLH
LHL
LLL
L0H
LLH
LHH
LHH
HLL    +25
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:14:01 PM
**************
eg
H0H <--------- means
FFF (F = 'free spin')
**********************

I would modify this to 'free spin' on all spins to the end of the line below

eg
H0F <--------- means
FFF

I have gone over the -21 session with a 1-2-2 approach and stopping on any win then 'free spinning' to the end of the 3 bet line

LLH
L0F -2
FFF -2
LLH -3
HHH -2
HOF -4
FFF -4
LHL -3
HHH -2
LHH -1
HLH 0
H0F -2
FFF-2
LLH -3
LHL -2
LLL -7
HLH -6
LHL -5
LHL -4
LLH -5
HLL -4
HHH -3
LHL -2
LLH -3
HHL -2
L0F -2
FFF -2
0FF -3
FFF -3
LHL -2
HHL -1
HLL 0
HLH +1
LLH +2
HOF +2
FFF  +2
HHH +3

END= +3

Comparing 1-2-2 to 1-2-4

1-2-2 ended +3 to 1-2-4 ended +12
1-2-2 biggest low during test was -7 to 1-2-4 biggest low during test was -21


Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 05:22:26 PM
Good job, I like it's steadiness. A couple of queries below

LLH
L0F -2
FFF  <why 3 free spins here?
LLH -3
HHH -2
HOF -4
FFF         and here?
LHL -3
HHH -2
LHH -1
HLH 0
H0F -2
FFF      and here...is it line after a zero hits?
LLH -3
LHL -2
LLL -7
HLH -6
LHL -5
LHL -4
LLH -5
HLL -4
HHH -3
LHL -2
LLH -3
HHL -2
L0F -2
FFF -2
0FF -3
FFF -3
LHL -2
HHL -1
HLL 0
HLH +1
LLH +2
HOF +2
FFF +2
HHH +3

Thanks col

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:23:03 PM
Where it says 'FFF' you still have to obviously note the actual spins down (eg HLH) to know how to bet properly on the following 3 spins (eg to know to bet on H or L)

BW, have you thought about going with repeats rather than opposites?

eg

HHL <---------  instead of L for next 3 spins bet on H?
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:25:22 PM
After a zero hits, whenever it hits, 'free spin' to the end of the line below

eg
0FF
FFF

OR

H0F
FFF

OR

HL0
FFF
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 05:27:04 PM
Quote from: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:23:03 PM
Where it says 'FFF' you still have to obviously note the actual spins down (eg HLH) to know how to bet properly on the following 3 spins (eg to know to bet on H or L)

BW, have you thought about going with repeats rather than opposites?

eg

HHL <---------  instead of L for next 3 spins bet on H?

What I mean is, why is that particular line FFF?

I haven't tried going with the repeats, I just decided to go with opposites. Need a couple more people on board to test with the couple of variations.

BW
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 05:28:05 PM
ah right, got it, just seen your post above.

Seems to work nicely in that particular sample

Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:28:45 PM
In my opinion a 0 hitting invalidates the integrity of the betting ethos (eg HHL so L for next 3 bets, that's the same as saying H0L, next 3 bets on H)

'free spinning' negates that.
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 07, 2011, 05:32:23 PM
Yes you are right, I have just been betting on the line above the zero line, which wasn't ideal.

Thanks
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 07, 2011, 05:40:29 PM
Have you thought of switching from opposites to repeats? (eg HHL now means next 3 spins on H)

What about introducing a switch to RB or EO after 2 losses?

It means you need to track all 3 EC's all the time

eg

HHL

can be

REH BOH ROL etc
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: sancusa on February 09, 2011, 03:15:46 AM
I did not understand the method
How are you forming the matrix here?

Please explain how we play this method with following spins

34
36
7
19
31
14
25
30
24
1
2
27
0
29
16
1
32
27
27
29
27
16
6
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: poundmaker on February 09, 2011, 03:22:36 PM
Very short session - cause internet cut out (I'm in the pub and it always happens)

Dublin table 1  Playing 0.5 on 3 lines for the high n low

H H L
L L H  WIN +3
H H H WIN +3 (PULLED OUT FIRST h)
H 0 L  WIN +3
L H L  VIRTUAL PLAY
H L 0  WIN +3
H H L  VIRTUAL PLAY
H H L  WIN +3

=  +15

THINK I PLAYED IT RIGHT

Will post more sessions tomorrow if it helps you

Regards,


Alf
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: col1879 on February 09, 2011, 05:22:44 PM
***********L L H  WIN +3*************

So are you playing the first two bets and if you win them both you don't play the third one? I stop on any win and BW likes to play every bet. Maybe aiming to win first two bets and if do then = quit is a third possible option?
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: schoenpoetser on February 10, 2011, 08:30:20 AM
Buffalowizard:I prefer the EC systems.They are simply and easy to play.It is not so difficult to program it in excel.You can test many larger samples in a second.Then you will find it is a dangerous system.Basically  it is a Martigale system with a stop after three no-hits.I agree this will reduce the risk ,but on the long run you will bust.

I advice you to study my excelprogram for SSB martingale also for High and Low.You can download the program somewhere on the forum. 
Title: Re: High/Low matrix thought
Post by: buffalowizard on February 10, 2011, 10:01:02 AM
schoen,

You are right of course. This system does not hold up for thousands of spins.

It's enjoyable to play though and the progression stops at 4, or 2 depending on your choice, so no worry about blowing your savings.

BW