Well I came up with this new system (although I searched the web and someone has already come up with it, so it's not actually mine) and I was first playing on the computer with craps and won over a million from just $5,000, then I tried it with blackjack because the odds are closer down the middle than the craps that I was playing. I was winning pretty big for the most part, so then I decided to play on my own off the computer with a real deck (my roommates thought I was wierd for playing with myself). I started with $100 (fake of course) and now I'm up to over $2000. Here's the betting strategy...
Start out with a 1 unit bet, (in my case I was doing $5 at a time), if you win do another 1 unit bet, if you lose do a 3 unit bet, if you lose after that go to a 7 unit bet, if you win go back to a 1 unit bet. The equation for this system is n+(L)n=b where (n) is the bet amount, (L) is the amount of loses since your last win, and (b) is the amount you bet. So the units go up 1,3,7,15,31,63...., the good thing about this is that if you have the capital to support the odds of losing before the next win you can win big and pretty quickly too, the bad thing about this is if you have a losing streak you can lose quick, especially at the beginning when you havent had the time to build up your bank, although the great thing about this is when you win you are not only regaining your loses your also gaining even more and make up the time that you have lost AND if you have a large bet out (which can get scary) if you hit a blackjack you win a very large amount. Today I was playing and got up to 31 unit bet, which was $155, rarely do i get up to that high of a bet, the draw was 2 Aces for me and a 6 for the dealer, so I split, got 2 Blackjacks and won $465, I know this is rare but it's just showing the good side of betting so high and using a negative betting sytem like this.
So here's what I was planning on doing playing $100 dollars with five dollars bets and cash out when I get up to $1100 and then go back on the table with $100 knowing that this system would have to fail 10 times before I am back to where I began, but first of course I have to win the $1000 which I have done numerous times. Right now without any actual mathmatical prove I seem to get up to that point about 50% of the time, this seems kind of odd, and actually since I've been playing real cards I actually have gotton up to that point 2 out of 3 times ending with $2100 with the $100 that I started out with.
My question to all of you is what do you think about this system, and can anyone give me real odds on what the chance is of getting up to $1100 from $100 with $5 units using the best odd hits accourding to these table stats: 6 deck, house hits on soft 17, blackjack pays 3:2?
Start out with a 1 unit bet, (in my case I was doing $5 at a time), if you win do another 1 unit bet, if you lose do a 3 unit bet, if you lose after that go to a 7 unit bet, if you win go back to a 1 unit bet. The equation for this system is n+(L)n=b where (n) is the bet amount, (L) is the amount of loses since your last win, and (b) is the amount you bet. So the units go up 1,3,7,15,31,63...., the good thing about this is that if you have the capital to support the odds of losing before the next win you can win big and pretty quickly too, the bad thing about this is if you have a losing streak you can lose quick, especially at the beginning when you havent had the time to build up your bank, although the great thing about this is when you win you are not only regaining your loses your also gaining even more and make up the time that you have lost AND if you have a large bet out (which can get scary) if you hit a blackjack you win a very large amount. Today I was playing and got up to 31 unit bet, which was $155, rarely do i get up to that high of a bet, the draw was 2 Aces for me and a 6 for the dealer, so I split, got 2 Blackjacks and won $465, I know this is rare but it's just showing the good side of betting so high and using a negative betting sytem like this.
So here's what I was planning on doing playing $100 dollars with five dollars bets and cash out when I get up to $1100 and then go back on the table with $100 knowing that this system would have to fail 10 times before I am back to where I began, but first of course I have to win the $1000 which I have done numerous times. Right now without any actual mathmatical prove I seem to get up to that point about 50% of the time, this seems kind of odd, and actually since I've been playing real cards I actually have gotton up to that point 2 out of 3 times ending with $2100 with the $100 that I started out with.
My question to all of you is what do you think about this system, and can anyone give me real odds on what the chance is of getting up to $1100 from $100 with $5 units using the best odd hits accourding to these table stats: 6 deck, house hits on soft 17, blackjack pays 3:2?
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