Rewinding's system

[rewinding]

Hi. I'm new here, and i'd like to share an idea i have for a system, and i wanted to know what you think of it.
It combines the labouchere system and selecting one of three: Red/Black; 1:18/19:36 or Even/Odd

You look at the 11 last numbers, and see what is the one that has landed less: Let's just say, red only apeared 4 times in eleven, 1:18 5 times but Odd only came 3 times

For the next eleven bets you are going to play Odds.

You use a cancelation system: 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1 --> 10 units

You invest at most 10% of your banckroll, so you need 100 units to keep your head clean (not mandatory but recommended)

Now, you are going to win some, and going to lose some. That's just how it works. What we need to a system to be effective, is that in the long run, you win more money than you lose it.

So you need to take a paper and a pen, and go through the cancelation system (i'm not going to explain it, i assume most of you know it), and you STOP when you reach 25 units of damage. if you have lets say 1:1:1 (those are the "virgins", the ones that haven't been bet):2:3:4:5:6, you have at this time 2+3+4+5+6=20 of damage. you can't bet 6+1, because that would mean 27 of possible damage. You will bet 5 and if you win you cross let's say 2 and 3 that equals 5, and continue, if you lose, you accept the lost and move on to another cancelattion of 10 units.

The idea is, you win at least 3 times for every time you lose. If you win 3 times you win 30 units, you lose one time you lose 25. If you would play for 1000 times, you would have (in theory) 5000 units of profit.

I must remember, you only play for 11 times, at the previous case, the odds. Then you look at the 11 last numbers that landed and you select what's the best even bet to play, as i explained it before.

I'd like to know what you think of this system, i only tested it in "practice mode", and it works very well, but i haven't tested it in a real mode.

[davo]

You are going against the trend on this. Ever seen evens win more than 60 out of past 100 spins?  Why not follow the evens when it is dominant in the last 11 spins? I would look for a greater disparity at least 16/4. When this does occur there is a chance that the less dominant side will streak at some stage to correct but you may have to wait awhile.  

[davo]

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