Now, the strategy.
Always start from game 4 of the shoe, with 1 unit, bet OPPOSITE LAST DECISION (OLD). So, if game 3 is Banker, you bet player or vice versa.
If that unit win, continue betting OLD with 1 unit till you hit the first lose with OLD.
When you get the the first lose with OLD, bet 2 unit with OLD again. If the 2 unit win, continue betting OLD with 1 unit till you hit the 2nd lost.
When you hit two lost (not consecutive, but, accumulative), we switch the play to FOLLOW LAST DECISION (
FLD) in the next game.
Always start with 1 unit bet. We will bet it to be the same as previous. So, if previous game is BANKER, we bet BANKER or vice versa.
We will bet two units with
FLD only when the next game we bet is going to be a 2's.
Example:
B
B <---- lose our 2nd OLD here.
P <---- start to bet
FLD here (we lost)
P <---- bet 2 unit here as we anticipate it to be 2's
Otherwise, continue betting 1 units with
FLD.
When you lost 3 units in a row (consecutive) with
FLD, we switch play back to OLD.
Target win 10 units. Once hit 10 units, if the next bet lost and pull you below 10 units, stop.
If you manage to move to 15 units, any next bet that pull you below 15 units, stop.
If you manage to move to 20 units, any next bet that pull you below 20 units, stop.
and so on in range of 5 units.
Stop loss is 10 units.
Now, the above win/lose stop is a guide that I used to played. Different people have different guide. Some people set their stop lost to be higher than win and that is because they are using multiple progression. I am not.
I am not a fan of martingale (1-2-4-8 kinds of progression). If you lost 4 in a row, you need to win 15 single unit to get even. My progression is a 1-2. It depends on getting more rights than wrongs to win.
Next post. Sample shoe.
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