First of all I would like to say my implementation is nearly all based on knowledge and ideas I got from Victor (VLS) and Lanky, and I would like to thank them for their help. I have modified it to suit myself

Production stage: Play 5 lines using whatever method you like, but if L;s are coming more than 1 in 5 then switch to another method.

The 2 I use are: Last Line Unht - leave the last line hit uncovered.
                        Last Jump Uncovered - record line jumps and bet that the previous line jumpo won't repeat.

Loss on this is -5 units

Recovery Stage 1

play 2 dozens using whatever method you like. The two I use are LD which is last 2 dozens hit, and LC which is last 2 columns hit.

bet 3 units on each column, if win repeat, and if win you go back to production stage and you are +1 unit before the loss.

If lose first bet, bet again but +6 units on each dozen. If win go back to step above

If lose you will be -5 plus -3, -3, plus -6, -6 = -23 units

Recovery Stage 2

Use the Midas Method playing even money / dozens / columns to recover the -23 units (See bet selection , m.m. posts)
use sequence: 5-5-5-5 so after 1 sequence you wil have won 20 units, and you can go to recovery stage 1 to recover remaining -3 units

Total bankroll required for my implementation: 1000 units
(That is how much Bruce Irwin reccommended for his Midas Method)

I welcome questions, comments, especially from Victor and Lanky, I am interested to know what they think of my method.
So far I am +300 units on this and have only been playing a few weeks. No losing sessions!

Take the "bloody" part out since I'm not into horror movies.  

And yes, that's a beauty mate.

Please don't forget to always use a "Personal Lw Registry" for the real-money actual placed bets, so you can see how are you doing at any time of the session.

Treat it like a flat-bet line and use it to measure your current hit ratio ( luck level, if you prefer ), and if you are like me, you will be more daring on the good, positive, trams and very careful when you see the negative swing coming.

Hey! Thumbs-up for creating your own Lw implementation!