ROULETTE CHAINS PRO MANUAL: 5 - Overview of betting systems
As you already understood, the betting systems in the program are set up separately for equal chance sectors (red - black, even - odd, 1-18 - 19-36) and dozens/columns fields. This gives additional flexibility to the program, and there is a lot of room for experimentation.
Let's first analyze the betting systems for equal chances...
Parameter 1/2 CL:
Martingale:
Perhaps the most classic and popular strategy of all known. I don't know a single newcomer who didn't start their player's career with this particular betting system! Its essence is very simple - each time you lose, the bet doubles until you win (in this case, you get a profit in the amount of one initial bet to the balance). In case of a win, the bet is reset to the initial size.
Progression example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 16 - 32 - 64 - 128...
3x Bet:
Also known as the "Chernyshov system". In fact, this is the same Martingale system, only if you lose, the bet is multiplied not by 2, but by 3! In case of a win, the bet is also reset to the initial size. Thus, on the one hand, we get a much more aggressive and dangerous strategy, but on the other hand, the gain after each tripling increases proportionally.
Progression example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 3 - 9 - 27 - 81...
Donald:
Donald's system is a much softer progression than the two above. Its principle is also simple, consisting of two conditions:
1 - In case of loss, the value of the initial bet is added (not multiplied) to the next bet. Example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7
2 - If you win, the value of the initial bet is deducted from the next bet. Example: 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1
Blind:
The so-called "Blind Progression". The strategy is similar in softness to the Donald system, but a little more aggressive: on each move, the value of the initial bet is added to the bet, REGARDLESS of whether there was a win or loss on the previous move!
Example of progression (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7
FLAT:
When this option is selected, the program makes bets without any progression (increase), that is, it plays with a fixed bet (flat) . Example: 1 - 1 - 1 - 1...
Now let's look at the betting systems for dozens/columns.
Parameter 2/3 CL:
3x Bet:
Triple the bet when losing when playing 2 dozen/columns is a complete analogue of the Martingale system - the bet is multiplied by 3 every turn until a win is received. If we win, we get a profit in the amount of the initial bet, and the bet itself is also reset to the initial value.
4x Bet:
Multiplying the bet on loss by 4 is a more aggressive version of the system I talked about above. Approximately like the Chernyshov system in comparison with the Martingale. When winning on the second or more moves in the progression, we get more profit than the value of the initial bet. The bet is also reset to the initial value.
D-Donald:
This is essentially a variant of the Donald system, mathematically adapted for 2 dozens/columns bets.
Blind:
Same "Blind Progression" as for equal chances, but also mathematically adapted to 2 dozens/columns bets.
FLAT:
A game with a fixed bet (flat), without progression.
Each system has its own pros and cons, which we will discuss in the next chapter, where I present some general tips and tricks for the game!
Let's first analyze the betting systems for equal chances...
Parameter 1/2 CL:
Martingale:
Perhaps the most classic and popular strategy of all known. I don't know a single newcomer who didn't start their player's career with this particular betting system! Its essence is very simple - each time you lose, the bet doubles until you win (in this case, you get a profit in the amount of one initial bet to the balance). In case of a win, the bet is reset to the initial size.
Progression example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 16 - 32 - 64 - 128...
3x Bet:
Also known as the "Chernyshov system". In fact, this is the same Martingale system, only if you lose, the bet is multiplied not by 2, but by 3! In case of a win, the bet is also reset to the initial size. Thus, on the one hand, we get a much more aggressive and dangerous strategy, but on the other hand, the gain after each tripling increases proportionally.
Progression example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 3 - 9 - 27 - 81...
Donald:
Donald's system is a much softer progression than the two above. Its principle is also simple, consisting of two conditions:
1 - In case of loss, the value of the initial bet is added (not multiplied) to the next bet. Example (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7
2 - If you win, the value of the initial bet is deducted from the next bet. Example: 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1
Blind:
The so-called "Blind Progression". The strategy is similar in softness to the Donald system, but a little more aggressive: on each move, the value of the initial bet is added to the bet, REGARDLESS of whether there was a win or loss on the previous move!
Example of progression (initial bet = 1 unit): 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7
FLAT:
When this option is selected, the program makes bets without any progression (increase), that is, it plays with a fixed bet (flat) . Example: 1 - 1 - 1 - 1...
Now let's look at the betting systems for dozens/columns.
Parameter 2/3 CL:
3x Bet:
Triple the bet when losing when playing 2 dozen/columns is a complete analogue of the Martingale system - the bet is multiplied by 3 every turn until a win is received. If we win, we get a profit in the amount of the initial bet, and the bet itself is also reset to the initial value.
4x Bet:
Multiplying the bet on loss by 4 is a more aggressive version of the system I talked about above. Approximately like the Chernyshov system in comparison with the Martingale. When winning on the second or more moves in the progression, we get more profit than the value of the initial bet. The bet is also reset to the initial value.
D-Donald:
This is essentially a variant of the Donald system, mathematically adapted for 2 dozens/columns bets.
Blind:
Same "Blind Progression" as for equal chances, but also mathematically adapted to 2 dozens/columns bets.
FLAT:
A game with a fixed bet (flat), without progression.
Each system has its own pros and cons, which we will discuss in the next chapter, where I present some general tips and tricks for the game!
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