This is a German strategy, similar to Martingale betting system in some way, and as the most of the progressive strategies, based on the permanent increasing of the stakes’ sizes, at first was made for the casinos.
But it’s calmer than the Martingale, and not always after the first winning compensates your previous losses. From the other side it won’t lead you to the quick increase of the stake’s size.
The “row of the numbers” is the strategy, which you have to set.
It means that you can manage the sixes of the stakes depending on your needs. But at the same time you’ll need more strength, for example, you’ll need to note this row of the numbers, add the numbers in it when you’re losing and delete them when you’re winning.
At first decide for how long you want to play. Let’s pretend you’ve got 1000$. Then decide, how long it will take you. If you bet on the events with the credibility 2.00, the credibility of your winning for each stake will be, for example, around 40% (you should count your abilities less, than more at first). If we divide 1000$ on 20 winnings each valuing 50$, we’ll be able to count, how much time it will take to win the entire sum.
Predicting the events with the exactness of 40%, you’ll lose 60% of all the stakes, so it means that you’ll lose 50% more, than win (6/4). In the case of the winning you have to delete two numbers from the row: the first and the last. In the case of the loss – you should add one number at the end of the row. The first row will have got such a kind:
50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
The counting of the sizes of the stakes.
The size of the first stake is equal to the planning winning, divided on the coefficient without one. If you lose it, the number equal to its size is added at the end of the row. Each next stake is equal to the sum of the first and last numbers of the row, divided on the coefficient without one. If it wins, the first and the last numbers are deleted out of the row. If it loses – the number equal to its size is added to the row.
Though the progression in this strategy is not so big, as in the Martingale, this strategy is dangerous enough. If you get into the stripe of the unluckiness, you can crash in this area of business. Everything depends on the way, you set your row. That’s why its recommended at first to test this strategy, and then only to do the real stakes.