"Where I can found all methodology about LW?"
Sadly, the two forums where I exposed the Lw methodology in full have been wiped/died. :-/
Lanky is the man to ask about Lw methodology now, since he as improved my original strategy and made it way better. He has been a consistent winner with his tweaks for a year now.
"What kind of bankroll is needed to apply it?"
Suggested: 2000-unit bankroll. Although it is for the full production/recovery combo; Lanky has his 6-point plan which is better as money management than my leftmost cancellation. He said a bad session takes only by the mark of 500 units to overcome, so probably doubling that to 1000 for his tweaks is enough.
"Is it possible to play flat betting?"
No mate, sorry.
"On average how many units per session and how long is a session?"
+50/session and mine are in the range of 150/200 spins to as much as 400+ spins. I do not fear to be in a long session. Of course, if I am at airball roulette I can get almost 1 spin/minute. Lanky also plays airball.
"How many spins you test it?"
I know it is certainly above the 10,000-spin mark when considered all of the sessions together I've made through the years, what I do not know is how many actually placed bets.
My advice is: Study lanky's implementation, do plenty of tests and only when you are certain you can make it work, then give it a few real-money sessions (yes, some people simply can't work with it because of lack of patience to wait for the proper times to bet).
If you are confortable with it, by all means go for real. But if you do not think you can handle being hours and hours at the casino for a reward which can be slim, then the Lw isn't recommended (this certainly isn't a "get rich quick" methodology, heck it even isn't a "get rich" one

).
Bear in mind I made it at a time when my main mission was to keep the family out from starvation, so a very slim but consistent cumulative profit is the goal here.
Just a warning for the times when you are behind and think of cursing me for not making it a martingale-like "1 win gets all"
happy dude system.
