Lol. I laughed when I typed the title above because I'm going to use patterns, triggers, spin history and an up as you lose progression. I laughed even more wondering if this could be a holy grail. No, it's not a holy grail but it could be the same old bs**t with a new use before date stamped on it.
Short and sweet:
Record the numbers that come up in their dozen groups. Three spins excluding the zero are required to start play. Play against the pattern the dozens appeared in.
Example dozen 3, dozen 1 and the last was dozen 3 again. So, your first bet covers doz 1 and 2. Second bet covers doz 2 and 3 and third bet covers doz 1and 2.
The old way of playing covers 24 numbers and the progression is 1, 3, 9. This is what drags the system to losses. The risk/reward is not really in the players favour. I simply add a little risk for big rewards.
Play 8 out of 12 numbers in each of the two dozens. You can play 2 quads in each or 4 splits in each.
On the splits your bet is 8 units and the return is 18 units. Playing all 24 numbers on splits your bet will be 12 units and your return 18; only showing 6 units profit (half your wager). Your profit on your initial bet should be greater than your wager; in this case 8 units bet with 10 units profit. This allows for a softer progression that can be managed.
Play is continuous unless a zero occurs then you simply wait out 3 spins for a new trigger pattern.
Note. You will always use the last 3 spins as a new pattern to bet against. So if you have played against pattern 3, 1, 3, as in the example and the numbers you played fell in doz 2, 2, and 1; then the next pattern to bet against is 2, 2, 1. Easy.
The progression is 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, and so on. If you win on 3 move down to 2. It's best to reset on a new high.
This is one of the methods I play and I have a win goal of 10 units per session. On many occasions I cash out after one bet...lol. people think I'm crazy. 80 units per day can be achieved within one cycle (37/38 spins).
Any questions, contributions or one liners?