An always winning casino roulette system- PART 4

5. The winning system itself.

Get a sheet of paper or simply create one document, and copy the following table in it.

Number	Red	Black	Even	Odd	1 – 18	19 – 36

Make as much blank rows (in the table above they are 4) as you have space for (one sheet of paper can have like 20 ~ 30 blank rows for example). Every time you spin the roulette (doesn't matter if you've made a bet or not), you'll have to enter the winning number in the column "Number" and then make a "X" mark (or some other mark of your choice) in the columns, where this number takes part. For example:

Number	Red	Black	Even	Odd	1 – 18	19 – 36
15		X		X	X

If the ball stops on 0 or 00 make a blank row.

Number	Red	Black	Even	Odd	1 – 18	19 – 36
15		X		X	X
0
00

Now, follow this rules in order to execute the strategy correctly.

1. When you haven't any "X" in the same columns from the last 2 spins, make a free spin (spin without a betting). For example:

Number	Red	Black	Even	Odd	1 – 18	19 – 36
12	X		X		X
30	X		X			X
11		X		X	X

The last 2 spins the ball has stoped on 30 and 11 – you have no "X" in the same columns and you should make a free spin.

2. When you have "X" in the same columns from the last 2 spins, look if there isn't "X" in the same columns from the last 3 spins. If there isn't you should bet 1$ on the no-X column (blank column), if there is look in the previous row for another "X" in this column. The number of "X" marks in the same columns from the last 2 or more spins defines your stake. For this later… Now look at the following example:

Number	Red	Black	Even	Odd	1 – 18	19 – 36
35		X		X		X
12	X		X		X
27	X			X		X
7	X			X	X

The last 2 spins the ball has stoped on 27 and 7 – you have "X" in both "Red" and "Odd" columns. You look at the previous row for a "X" mark in "Red" or "Odd" column. There is "X" in "Red", but no "X" in "Odd". You look now at the previous row for a "X" mark in "Red" column. There isn't any. So, in the last 3 spins the ball has been stoping on "Red". Now you place your bet on "Black".

3. Your stake is defined by the number of consecutive "X" marks in the same columns from your last spins.

Consecutive "X"	Stake
2	1 $
3	2 $
4	4 $
5	8 $
6	16 $
7	32 $
8	64 $
9	128 $
10	256 $

I am sure that you haven't understand these three rules very good, but with the following example you will.