The Mixer Roulette Strategy- We Win BIG With This Outside Strategy!

We add a regression component to protect our buy in and walk away with a pocketful of casino cash!

[@mccowboy950]

Your regression strategy proved itself, Professor. This system is worth further testing.

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks MC. Good luck with it!

[@nutboat]

Instead of regressing, keep it at 50 and increase the winning dozen by 10. Balances out the variance

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks for your input NB!

[@wayne1074]

Still enjoying your roulette strategies. Keep em' coming.

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks Wayne!

[@geekassets6479]

This is one of those systems that also works well for a partner play component. One person plays the dozens while the other plays the columns. Two independent bankrolls but the draw down and volatility is usually lessened. Playing partners here can also take advantage of a 'global profit target' that can sometimes be reached far quicker.

[@daviddragon8233]

I like the idea of regressing eventually in a losing streak to stay in the fight

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks David!

[@YarnellCrew]

So when you lose 4 and you hit 5 that is brake even.
Once you lose 5 and hit 6 you are now at a negative return and that grows with each progression.
However with the second dozen hitting every now and then you are making money and that should more then make up for the negative return as long as your progression doesn't go for to long.
So I am not sure how I feel about the regression.
I will have to do some number crunching and see.

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks for your input YC! Please let me know what your numbers crunching shows.

[@rayvelt]

interesting system 👍

[@crapsuniversity4294]

Thanks Ray!

[@christmas10023]

Alot to keep track of.

[@geekassets6479]

Can you tell me or provide a link to download the royal roulette simulator. I can only find it for the phone app.