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Just wanted to say, I appreciate the person that sent this in. Played last night for 2 hours with $150 buy in instead and only ever bet $55 from my pool and walked out up $465. Great system.
@@xfinity2121 different chips are different amounts. What Im saying is, don't worry about the cash profit, worry about the win to loss ratio. Typically when you have more wins than losses the cash profit is an extra bonus. When you start betting, you want to build your wins up gradually, start with focusing on just getting 1win, then 3wins, once you get up to 4-6 wins per visit, while using $100.00 chips, your wins will make you good profit.
I also want to thank the person who sent this and just went and played for five hours straight with $300 without even having the full buying and I left with $660. I made a couple tweaks but nothing that re-constitutes a rework of this already pretty awesome system!!!
Tried this out last night with 1k profit from craps. Put in for 1k and played for a solid 4 hours. Left with 3700$ and nearly 16k in MGM reward points… might be my favorite new system!
Liking the “Play all day” street /corner system... Be sure to call the payouts each time since, as a new player, I dont have them down yet. Thanks folks- keep up the awesome work!
Split the system and use $5 & $10 bets, instead of $10 & $20 bets respectively, and hedge the green with a constant $5 bet. Don't Marty your green hedge. Walk away at $300 or 4 consecutive outs.
Ok. I love this. I been going to Caesars for 30 days straight and used this system I start with $1,000 but I walk away when I'm between $200 and $400 up depending on my last spin after getting in the red zone. I've made $9070 with 3 losing sessions totaling $880, I never spend down to my last dollar. Well folks providing I can do this for 11 more months thats $108,840 a year tax free. 🤩
Hey, not sure if you guys even read these but I have a suggestion/request. Basically wondering if you could make a God tier grapefruit Playlist for your systems. I know you just started using grapefruit as a score but you could still add the older system videos you would consider grapefruit even though in the video you say peach. I'm newer to your videos and enjoy watching the new ones but don't really have time to go through all of them. This would make it easier for new degens to easily see your favorite systems saving time and not changing missing some good ones from before. Thanks for reading.
@@Johnwick275instead of 5 dollar units use 1 dollar units. So instead of 110 dollars you use 11 dollars but if you do it in a casino they have a minimum you have to bet so you need to meet the minimum.
Thanks for showing this video/strat. I didn’t know much about roulette until watching these videos but this strat alone I did a $100 buy in at $55 a spin and walked away with my $100 plus another $310. I crapped out on 3 different occasions but 3 was enough for me for the hour or more I was sitting at the table.
Used this system today on a European style automated dealer. Started with 100€, left with over 1030€. I was a bit more bullish with bets as my bank grew. 40 mins of play time. Definitely using again.
@@eda.2332 Usually online have a 'favorites'. So you can set your initial bet then use repeat/double as needed. Then on the win, place the fav. - not sure about 1st person automated tho
You should put somewhere on the screen winning amount of what you get at the end of the round or amount of losses because you speak too quickly, guys in other country who don't understand when you speek well can't catch anything you say. Keep up the good work, thanks for saying to us this great systems.
Want to know who REALLY REALLY REALLY Loves these Roulette Systems? Well the answer is ... The CASINO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (and you can take that to the Bank!!!!! )
@@incoming_dad8268 Huh? Are you ignorant or just being silly? What in my post would lead you to the response you posted to me? - Now before you make another face-plant - You just repeated what I had already said in response to Jamie S. .... Get it now? GOOD!!!!
@@bobs8942 Boomers and the internet. So hilarious? Are you confused or just being silly there silly man. Your statement was the most captain obvious statement in the world. No shit Sherlock... who would have thought? What? No way, the CASINO loves the system as well?? Omg. It’s like they run a business and want customers or something. So if you’re missing it at this point. Your original comment to Jaime was asinine and pointless. Hence my original response.
@@incoming_dad8268 Ya know somtin' there Lee.... You are correct ... the casino loves it!... Just as your family does... sitting in McDonalds for Sunday dinner.
This is an analysis of playing with the lowest ratio of chips in play (11 chips) 10 ways to lose everything (slots not covered) 8 ways to lose a ratio of -5 chips (hitting a double street alone) (6 chips returned) 4 ways to lose a ratio of -2 chips (hitting a corner only) (9 chips returned) = 22 ways to lose money 6 ways to profit +1 chips (hitting a single street alone) (12 chips returned) 4 ways to profit +4 ( hitting an double street plus corner) (15 chip return) 6 ways to profit +7 (hitting double plus single street) (mid dozen) (18 chip return) 22 ways to lose money, 16 ways to profit = 38 possible outcomes, this is a losing strategy in the long run.
@@kc_ink_addict9079 only winning strategy is to not play. There is no roulette strategy that can change the house edge, it's mathematically impossible.
Except you missed the part where the double streets on the 1st and 3rd dozen are double the bet than the rest of the board. Those are profit even by themselves. So it's actually 14 ways to lose and 24 ways to win. Love this system and play it all the time with a few of my own modifications.
I'd like to say I made money with this too, by making it a $100 buy in. $2 on double streets, $1 on the rest of the bets. Turned $100 into $400 in a few hours, martingale on loses.
So it's $2 on 13-15, 16-18, 19-21, 22-24, then the 6 pack bet (16-21). $1 on the 2 corner bets (26,27,29,30) (8,9,11,12). What did you put on line bets for the 6 packs (28-33 & 4-9)? Would that be $4 ?
I’ve watched so many of your videos and this one by far is the absolute BEST system. Currently in Vegas. Last night had a $150 roulette buy in and turned it into $1500 before walking! This is such a great system for consistent hits. It’s a slow grind but on average I was profiting about $20 per spin, sometimes more. Whoever submitted this system. Thank you.
@@chillandstuff4040 sure. Use 5 dollar chips. Put 20 dollars on the 4/7 and 28/31 streets and 10 dollars on all the other bets shown in the video. Should be a $110 bet total. Start working your way from there. Average about 10-20 dollars a hit. You can get a good bit more if it hits a good number. Once you work your way up you’ll have enough to martingale if you hit a whack. It’s a slow grind but fairly safe. Anything can always happen but I’ve had good consistent luck with this system
So what u do if u lose the 1st one ? I've been using this one on a simulator for 1 unit bets so 11 in total but I found myself getting to the doubling 5 times at least one time and other times up to the 3 double up. Like it's kinda often u hit some of the wack ones.
@@chillandstuff4040 well if you lose that many times, especially on the first it’s just not your day haha. I used a simulator too but just had better luck. Unfortunately it’s just the nature of gambling. There’s another good system where you put $25 on the 2nd and 3rd 12 spot repeatedly that can help build up some good capital as well if you’d wanna try that before proceeding with this system. Ceg did a video on it
@@epicvocalz7901 I'll definitely check that out, I think for now I'll keep trying out this system on a simulator and come to the casino with about 300 get to 100 and keep growing from there hopefully walking out with plus 100 per day. I feel the most important thing for most of those system is having a really big bankroll. Unfortunately ATM I can't risk those amounts
I played this system with singles $1/$2 online and went up $1000 before I lost my initial $200 buy in. Played in multiple sessions off and on for a week. Really strong system. Can’t wait to try it out on a live table with some friends and drinks. Thanks again! 🍑
I'm Playing this with 0.50 table.... playing 2 at double street & 8 at 2nd dozen, 4 at double street& 2 at corner of 1st and 3rd dozen (the original betting ratio - 22) by adding 0.50 at 11-12 & 26-27... this changed the by hitting the corner will win some money instead of lossing some
Good job , 30 years I've been using it . If you watch the video you can tweak it out a little bit . When I start winning a lot I start using the sentimental numbers birthdays stuff like that . Only three chips I spread out . I've had people start doing my system while I'm playing .
i play the system like this: (single 0 wheel) $10,- on 0, $20,- on i.e. black, $10,- each on the i.e. black numbers in the middle column and $120,- on both other columns. This gives you 4 totall whacks, 15x $10,- wins and 18x $50,- wins. So no push 😃
At 24:20 look at the board !! There is a bet missing ! I could tell you where it’s missing but I’ll let everyone figure it out. Had those numbers hit …you would have noticed it really quick. Hint ? It was a double street bet ! Missing the bet lowered your actual win at the end. Pay attention to details ! Missed bets usually always hit when not bet !
@@Trudragon88 I think it’s Complementaries (Free stuff/benefits) that certain casinos offer to players that play for a certain number of hours and/or certain amount of bets.
Keep in mind that most experienced dealers can section shoot and if you’re not taking care of them and are grinding them out with this method they will shoot for zeros to get you off the table.
Just discovered you guys tonight and I think this is my 5th video already. I’m now your newest subscriber. Love your personalities and just having fun trying out all peoples systems. I’d be curious, if comps are what we’re looking for with the hopes of profiting obviously, if you go to Vegas with one or two other buddies, how would it play out for let’s say 3 of you playing your favorite, but different systems, with similar buy ins and bets, racking up comps and splitting any profit/loss between the 3 people. I think it would be fun socially, rack up comps, and hopefully win some money.
Just wanted to share with you a mistake your dealer did when you did the huge bet after the 0 and 00 . At the 20:17 mark of this video is where it happed. You got a 23 and she put the marker on 25 and took your money when you should’ve been paid. Please check it out…. I’m going to try this strategy at my local casino using $1 chips to start. Thanks for all your tips.
Check out john PATRICK system on all games but roulette if the ball number is missed the slot to the left and a slot to the right is your number in the John Patrick system
Tried this system, won 1st bet then lost 3, kept 3rd double up bet hit twice and still was able to profit $520 hit the jackpot number so you have to grind if you lose your 3 bets just remember its $400 a pop so you need a bankroll i suggest $2000 instead of $1000 unless you walk away after 3 losses but you can grind unless you luck really sucks azz
They got new machines at Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods where you are playing the the games on a slot machine style setup but you have live dealers actually making the rolls. These machines also have baccarat, and sic-bo. You see it happening live on your screen, and the dealers are up front. You put your players club card in and 5 dollar min. Easy to bet, just you and your touch screen.
Same. Just lost a grand on this. Can’t believe with a 18.9% of hitting outs I hit more outs than anything else. Funny how even when you use strategies that give you the edge of hitting, the house still has the edge somehow.
Hey all, I was just in Vegas this past weekend and tried the "Play All Day" but with $1 units instead of the $5... First 3 spins 10, 00, 25!!!! Wacked for 154 right off the Bat. But I was able to dig out of my hole a little bit and then play for the next 2 hours before my $300 bank roll ran out. All in all not a bad system, I did get a decent rating from the casino I was at plus multiple cocktails.. Other than a bad start good system.. Thanks for doing these love watching the channel.
First time out, after checking on a simulator that it came out very good, when it did come good; so, full of confidence after watching your video I tried it - Sadly I kept getting all the voids in a row and came to the double limit. I couldn’t believe it! One after the other and 880 was upon me in a heartbeat. Twice over!! On my sim software, it sometimes was excellent when it won, but on average it hit rock bottom easily and quickly within 50 spins. Interesting for sure, but real money? Nah…
@@allieboy181 - Simulators of repute, or proper simulators are simply RNG and not at all programmed to work in any way but produce random numbers. Computer generated picture wheels are RNG. An automated roulette wheel with a ball blown into rotation is also RNG and nothing like a real wheel spin decision; but simply a one-armed bandit with a wheel and the computer decides the outcomes and will enable the ball to drop into the computer decision outcomes. That’s how they work. Those machines can indeed be programmed like any video poker, or other type machines; first to program the desired return percentage to the machines owner and will reflect on the long term RNG outcome, as will the programmed percentage payouts and frequency. That’s common knowledge. I had 7 legal machines many years ago spread around the place, which I set those parameters amongst others. That naturally will affect payout frequency overall and payout percentage to meet the programmed outcome. They are also changed as regularly as you want so that punters are kept moving around the different machines to follow a good programmed payout. The difference with a real wheel of course is that it’s the only way to play if your system depends on real wheel segments. An RNG can never replicate that. It’s not rocket science to realize that. A real wheel also has segments where certain strategies see repeats of those segments because of it being a set wheel with large segments which might repeat land in those segments, which will not work with a Random Number Generator. It’s purely random, but will cater to pre- programs set by the owner. A simulator has no such attributes; it’s randomness is what you want and not a computer program that can be manipulated. The whole idea of simulators for roulette and blackjack is to initially test systems in a general manner, accepting that it’s RNG and not real world spin outcomes and not program them to lose or win, but it will NEVER replicate a real wheel. Over 20 years I collected thousands and thousands of real wheel results, some bought, others I collected and collated and others from real wheel results found on-line and put them into a computer program to run those numbers instead of an RGN and see the results, with different tables separated and not mixed up together. There is indeed a difference and it made a big difference to many strategies tested over the years. If that’s what you meant partially, I would agree completely because it’s RGN, but certainly not that simulators are programmed, only the roulette ‘machines’ that people play against. We of course won’t get an accurate representation of real wheel spins, as you intimate and I completely agree! An RGN of course is not an accurate or acceptable way to test a true roulette strategy. Before trying out anything, I will always test against real wheel results, as well as the initial RNG sims to see if it was worth testing further. It’s hard to find genuine wheels on line nowadays that are not manipulated and will only get harder I imagine.
OK, putting those $10 bets on 13 to 15 and 16, 19, and 22 as well, just put $40 in the 2nd 12. It's the same bet. I'm a former roulette dealer at the Stardust Hotel. I know the game inside out. $40 pays $80 total $120. $10 at 11-1 pays $110 + the $10 you bet is $120.
Top line and double street's 1and 4 ..4and 7..7 and 10... 10 and 13... 13 and 16.... zeros win 1 unit 1st street wins 7 units next 4 streets win 6 units 16th is a push. Martingale on a loss and hold on a push. Only way to lose is deviate or come up short on the martingale....... I'd like to see you try it because I don't really have a grand or two to try it lol
Went to resort world and try this and gain profit, however the last day lose it all as the dealer manage to hit the number 10 back to back 3 to 4 times, such a rig.
Just a suggestion. To speed up the play of the game, when you lose a bet, instead of taking the chips off the board and replacing them, you could pay the loss out of your stack, leave the chips where they are on the board, and then immediately spin the wheel again.
@@toniod.mitchell1396 Yes. I know that when in a casino and actually gambling they take the chips off the board. However in these videos they are not really gambling. They are demonstrating a strategy. Because they are just trying to show a strategy, taking the chips off and resetting every spin takes up time and slows things down. They would be able to show more spins if they just left the chips on the table in cases of a push. In fact there are other videos on this channel where they don't clear the table every spin. You do know that they aren't really gambling right?
@@cpark113 Actually I've found some videos where they don't clear the board. In fact the video they updated yesterday they didn't always clear the board. I like to hear them talk and give their opinions so watching on double speed wouldn't work. I would just rather see more spins than them clearing and resetting the board. I do understand that some people like the ASMR of the sound of the chips but I'm sure there are channels that focus solely on that. In the videos where they don't always clear the board they explain why they aren't doing it so beginners and deaf people using CC would still understand. And when they don't clear the board they still pay what they lost they just do it with a stack of chips instead of clearing and resetting so you still see that they lost the bet.
Peach, with a little bit of the clench. Since our average risk is high already, I may just slap a chip on 0/00 split as a hedge, but otherwise it all looks good.
Here is an idea : If you hit , the dealer doesnt have to pull the chips every time you hit becouse you will again bet the same . The dealer need just to give to you the chips that you have won , In this case you can track easily what you won or lost . Of course if you lose the bet then the dealer gets the chips . In any case for the sake of the video you could have more spins .
@@toniod.mitchell1396 went well, played for a long time, ended up slightly up. No big wins. But the automated roulette at my local doesn't point as well as I'd like. Time to try a real wheel. Lol
I hope you notice if you land on 12....11....26.....27...... you have bet $110.00 you lose $20.00 (odds of 8-1 on $10.00 plus your stake = $90.00) 72.97% chance on American wheel 75% chance on European wheel of hitting your numbers with the previous caveat
I love this I went in with 110 then turned it into 460 then ended up hitting 25 twice In a row and then 34 👍🏽 so it was nice to feel like I was going to be rich
I like the system but it's just so crazy how often the ball lands when you only have like 6 or 8 outs on them. When I do it on my phone it's like yeah right that's not gonna happen it's a computer but in real life it really does happen so often
Definitely looks interesting if u play with $1 chips and DONT GET GREEDY!! Casino by me has a machine that has $2 min BJ and roulette where u can bounce back and fourth. I don't trust machines but a $2 min is great and watch the roulette wheel then jump to roulette when I see something I like. Martingale till I hit on roulette and jump back to BJ. Tripled my $ today in 25-30mins.
Rookie question here. When you hit a number in the 2nd 12 are you not missing out on a couple of winning bets? You pull away some bets that overlap into the 2nd 12 betting area.
Instead of all the middle streets, can't you just play that dozen with that money for simple payout and such? Thx for the great video and another fun strategy.
@@eda.2332 Yeah, of course Ed. A 'street' is a bet on the short row of 3 numbers. Alex is doing this with his $10 bets on the lines of 22, 19, 16, and 13. These pay 11 to 1. So, if 24 is the winning number, his $10 bet would pay $110. Along with his $10 initial bet, he would have $120 total from the initial $40 of bets (to cover the four streets). This just so happens to be the same as a $40 center dozen bet that pays 2 to 1. Win $80 plus your iniitial $40 bet = $120 and way faster to put on the table. A 'split street' as I called it is playing two of the horizontal rows of three numbers, much like a 'split' bet is playing two adjacent numbers when you place your chip(s) on the white line between them (say if you placed a chip between 17 and 20). Alex is doing this with his $10 bet on the outer border AND corner of 19 and 16. He is betting on both 19,20,21 street AND 16,17,18 street. Technically, I should have called this a 'Double Street', as I believe that is the proper term. Hope that helps explain the comments referring to the 'dozens' bets simplifying the play here!
hi i really enjoy your videos I will like to make you a suggestion if yoy could put in letteres in the videos your balance of bets win and losses , that way we can see in a bettere way the eficience of the system thanks
No good reason. Putting 4 units on the dozen is much easier than betting on each street. Making things more difficult seems to happen often on these channels lol
Not sure if this was said already but could you simply place $40 on the second dozen and $10 on the double street 16/19 along with the other bets. Would that not pay the same? THANKS!
Played this last night (here in Sweden). Modified it by switching the 2nd doz to the 3rd doz because the wheel favored them. Played for about an hour with a 500sek buy in and 25sek chip value and walked away with 3000sek. Was lucky to only hit one non paying number. On the other hand I just hit the "jackpot" numbers twice.
