Rippermizing's way to play Manrique's Hot number

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Rippermizing wrote:

The  way I play Manrique's Hot number system is the following:
1)      Start the game with a 200-unit bankroll.
2)      Erode 10% and work with the remaining 180 units for playing.
3)      I apply system's rule betting 2 units at each one of the 3 hot numbers I follow, this means 6 units per spin, looking for 20% return on initial 200-unit bank, this means: +40 units.
4)      I apply Manrique's "golden rule"(See note A), therefore I can only bet 180 units in my game as a maximum, which is the equivalent of 30 spins, in case I can't achieve win-goal. Every bet goes straight to the pocket.
5)      If I lose the bank and I'm never up, it means I have lost 30 spins straight. In my tests it has been very rare to lose more than half of a bankroll, but we know: "Everything which can happen will happen".
6)      According to what I have lost, I will have in mind the paradox of "Achilles and the Turtle " (See note B). I've done only a few tests with this tool and although I have its effectiveness clear, I still don't know what0s the best moment for using it.
7)      If win-goal is reached, surpassing it with enough units to bet again without lowering the goal units, then I'll do it. Just for the sake of: "You shouldn't place a limit on a winning run", but here I will also have in mind the paradox of "Achilles and the Turtle " and will bet lower units.
     Regarding virtual-play, I've done some tests and I think it could be used when the losses start from the beginning and we reach the point of betting simultaneously 3 straight-ups. In this case we could stop real play till winning a straight-up bet in virtual, and then continue with the other 2 straight numbers and move to double-streets the winning virtual one. This is only a proposal.
9)      I apply "Communicant glasses" strategy (See note C) both with the wins as well as with losses. We should not forget our initial bankroll is one of the 20 banks we must have as our lifetime playing bankroll, and the most important thing isn't if you win "X" amount of times in a row, but positively winning at the averages .
10)      I always try to have in mind Manrique's laws (See note D), and as a consequence of them, plenty of common sense.
Notes:
A: Manrique's Golden rule: Each unit won is locked and never returned back to the game.
B: "Achilles and the Turtle " paradox applied to roulette: fractionating the unit in smaller-value ones.
C: "Communicant glasses" strategy: absorbing the losses by having the same of amount of bankrolls, but smaller banks each. i.e. if there are 20 bankrolls, each one having 200 units, and one is lost, 10 units are taken from each of the remaining 19 banks and lost bankroll is replaced to have 20 banks again, but with 190 units on each.
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Notes to myself:
-      Translate the articles which explain completely the notes above, then reference (hyperlink) them properly when this gets posted.
-      This goes as a reply to article: Basic parachute + Manrique's hot numbers; completed explanations go to "Roulette & Gambling Framework" section, since they aren't a roulette system, rather complementary techniques.

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