one dozen.1.2.3.4.6.9.13.20.30.45.67. good luck/
Quote from: pins on April 13, 2011, 04:23:52 AM
one dozen.1.2.3.4.6.9.13.20.30.45.67. good luck/
wtf??
;D I guess he didn't take his meds ;D Pick any dozen and play the progression . :nono:
I did try this once and guess what , the dozen missed 15 times , I lost a lot :(
You can win for a limited time though thats for sure , as long as you don't unlucky like i did.
Better to pick a line bet that repeats. Even better to pick the most popular two or three streets. I find that, in groups of about 50 spins, there's usually two or three streets that get ahead and stay ahead. I used the Magic Streets 1.0 software while testing...the magic streets system. I notice that at about 3 to 4 hits, if there were only 1 or 2 streets, they tended to hit over and over and stay ahead. Since it's a flat bet on repeats, it never lost much. Might be worth looking into.
Jeromin
if you can not pick one dozen in eleven oicks. what does that tell you.
Quote from: pins on April 13, 2011, 04:23:52 AM
one dozen.1.2.3.4.6.9.13.20.30.45.67. good luck/
LOL
That some serious dangerous stuff.
This is one of the first systems me and a friend used @ 888.com RNG.
We deposited 50 and with a welcome bonus started with over one hundred.
Waiting for five to miss then start betting that dozen, luckily managed to get right up to over 1200.
But then it happened over twenty before it showed, by this time greed set in so we went all the way.
And guess what, we never played at 888 again. lol
Still a good way to play but only for awhile, dont sit and play this all day because the same will happen to you.
I think any system like this is only good for 10 units then best to move on to another, weather it be double dozens or what ever, best to keep changing your way of play like the wind.
Never bet the D/C which is on the back burner. Pick the medium one or bet that one which comes most often.
You can bet that way also my Twin Brothers. There you don't get 15-20 sleepers in row but I got 9. Wait for 3 misses and then apply the progression.
Hermes