John's street system.

[GLC]

Dear fellow Roulette Lovers,

I posted a system on another forum that involved a 20 step grand martingale type system for betting on the oldest 6 number street.

It won so much in the little steps, approximately 1 unit per spin, that I thought it would stay ahead of the losses.

It did for a lot of testing.  2000 spins worth of testing.

I thought that somehow I had discovered THE system.  I was shocked that none of the old timers had figured it out before me.  Good thing I came along to fetch everybody up to speed on how to beat roulette.

Then.........3 losses in one test session.  The oldest 6 number street slept over 30 times 3 separate times in 350 spins.

Out of nowhere, I was in the dumps and quickly posted my results and encouraged others to run like hell from this system.

Kingspin is 100% correct.  It's important for us to listen to people like him because I know that he often plays for real money and can win or lose a thousand or two.

When he says that it's a big difference to write 250 units on a piece of paper when testing vs plopping down 250 bucks on a live wheel and knowing that if you lose, your next bet is going to have to be 500 or whatever, the nerves of steel turn to jelly.

I'm startng to get a better understanding about what some of the vererans means when they tout flat betting or at best a small progression.

Progressions always get corrected with a losing run.  The longer the progression, the longer it may take to pay the piper, but he will be paid.

At least with short progressions, you pay him more often and in smaller amounts so you know how the system is really working up to date.

A flt bet tells how the system is doing real-time.  A 5 step progression is putting off the real results into the near future, but a 15 step progression is putting it off so far out there that we actually think we are winning.

Just rambling a little.  Hope this helps somebody save their bankroll.

It's like a good friend of 3 score and 10 years (most of those years playing roulette) told me, "Better to get wounded than killed."

Regards,

George

[nusantara]

hi john - have been testing my own 5 street system using cold streets though slightly different from yours.  i would recommend not using the coldest of the streets as i have personally seen them sleep a helluva long time and as such your wasting units. 

[nusantara]

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