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Title: Too good to be right
Post by: FreeRoulette on July 02, 2010, 01:05:01 AM
Hello all,

I've been playing around with letting the dozen bet ride and the numbers are looking too good to be true. 


Here is how the system works.

Treat each bet as an individual bet.
Place $10 on dozen 1 and $10 on dozen 2 at the start, and on every loss.

Let the bet ride until it hits $270

The progression goes like this
$10 (place bet) - $30 (ride) - $90 (ride) - $270 (take) and place $10 again



I tested for 100,000 spins per trial and won 100 trial in a row which showed a minimum profit of 87020 and max of 175760, so I'm sure my calculations are wrong.  (it wouldn't be the first time)

Can anyone test this and let me know your results?

Thanks,
FreeRoulette
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: bene126 on July 02, 2010, 07:43:47 AM
Hi FreeRoulette.Have you tested your system by  this simulator ? hxxp://nolinks.loothog.com/Systems/ultima.html
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: FreeRoulette on July 02, 2010, 01:26:30 PM
Thanks for the link.  There is a slight calculation error on it, losing a progression adds the progression to the loss instead of the just the initial bet. 
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: Iceboy on July 02, 2010, 02:23:50 PM
I'd be glad to test, but I don't completely follow you.

Could you provide a bit more detail or an example?
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: pins on July 02, 2010, 08:18:23 PM
waiting for the dozen to play and puting your  20 on the winning dozen  would be the same thing. if i have the idea right
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: Colin on July 03, 2010, 08:10:33 AM
Hi some years the late Norman Leith had a systems for the dozs i think it went something like this 1$ 0r what ever on each doz 1to 12 /13 to 24/and 25 to 36 looking for a treble say doz 1 comes up let it ride wins for a second time let it ride wins a third time then take the profit but always bet the loseing dozs  also But i dont think it was a winner by the way norman leith was the author of 13against the bank way back in the early 70s.colin ???
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: Nathan Detroit on July 03, 2010, 10:08:19 AM
The dozens can be very tricky . For instance at the beginning of June I was in Atlantic City and played selective 2 dozens  and  according to the action within a sector I selected the  respective dozens ( 2 )

I won 8 out of 16 spins,. 1 push , 7 losses but the last 3 spins were losses. With 3 losses  in a row it`s time to go, were what produced a losing session.( 0/00 wheel.) :diablo:

.The 16 spin results :

21 W
1 L
17 W
21 W
28 W
23 L
34 L
32 W
00 L
21 W
19 W
17 W
5 L
12 L
18 push ( due to betting $5 on 1-18 and $5 on last dozen)
8 L

Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: FreeRoulette on July 03, 2010, 03:37:06 PM
Hi Nathan,

You have two sections where you won 3 time in a row.   That's the key, to win on one of the dozens 3 times in a row.       

So you would put $5 down and let it ride.       

5 place and win, let it ride
15  win, let it ride
45  win and take it, you have 135 at this point

So if you won on dozen 1 and where betting dozen 1 and 2, then you would lose $15 on dozen 2, and win $130 on dozen 1, plus keep the original $5 you placed on dozen 1.     

Some might wonder, why not just put $5 on one dozen? Playing 2 dozen gives you less winnings, but a better chance to win I think.     

Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: FreeRoulette on July 03, 2010, 03:46:30 PM
Hi Iceboy,

Basically you put money down on a dozen and wait for it to win 3 times in a row, then reset your bet amount on that dozen.

Instead of playing one dozen, you play two dozens.  Treat it as seperate bets. 
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: Iceboy on July 03, 2010, 06:12:25 PM
Quote from: FreeRoulette on July 03, 2010, 03:46:30 PM
Hi Iceboy,

Basically you put money down on a dozen and wait for it to win 3 times in a row, then reset your bet amount on that dozen.

Instead of playing one dozen, you play two dozens.  Treat it as seperate bets. 


OK. Thanks. I guess the initial thing you said confused me:

Place $10 on dozen 1 and $10 on dozen 2 at the start, and on every loss.

You increase the bet by 10 after a loss?

Sorry, if I'm being thick..
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: FreeRoulette on July 03, 2010, 09:05:27 PM
Hey Iceboy,

Here is an example of what to do.  Basically, let the $5 bet ride until it wins 3 times.

Example:

Bet: $5 dozen 1, $5 dozen 2
Dozen 3 wins

Bet: $5 dozen 1, $5 dozen 2
Dozen 1 wins

Bet: $15 dozen 1, $5 dozen 2 (so the winnings from dozen 1 goes back into the bet)
Dozen 1 wins

Bet: $45 dozen 1, $5 dozen 2
Dozen 1 wins

At this point dozen 1 won 3 times in a row, so go back to placing $5 bets until it wins. 

Every time let your $5 bet ride for 3 wins and reset it. 
Title: Re: Too good to be right
Post by: 2nd12forlife on November 23, 2010, 10:00:43 PM
Quote from: Nathan Detroit on July 03, 2010, 10:08:19 AM
The dozens can be very tricky . For instance at the beginning of June I was in Atlantic City and played selective 2 dozens  and  according to the action within a sector I selected the  respective dozens ( 2 )

I won 8 out of 16 spins,. 1 push , 7 losses but the last 3 spins were losses. With 3 losses  in a row it`s time to go, were what produced a losing session.( 0/00 wheel.) :diablo:

.The 16 spin results :

21 W
1 L
17 W
21 W
28 W
23 L
34 L
32 W
00 L
21 W
19 W
17 W
5 L
12 L
18 push ( due to betting $5 on 1-18 and $5 on last dozen)
8 L

Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS


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