- In this example we'll use $1 units.
- You can bet right or wrong.
- You would bet the units in the following manner: $1, $1, $1, $2, $2, $4, $4, $8, $8.
- This is a total of 31 units.
- When playing this system the most important item is making the double bet, you must put two win bets back to back and then start all over again from the first sequence.
Example:
- You lose the first two $1 bets, then win the third $1 bet, you must double the bet and bet the $2 and win, this will put you ahead $1.
- Your next bet will be $4, if you win this $4 bet, you would now double up your next bet and that would be $8.
- If you win the $8 bet you now have $16, you have invested $11 and now you are ahead by $5.
Another example:
- You lose seven bets in a row, your next bet should be $8.
- If you win, the next bet should be $16 as this is your double up bet.
If you win this bet you will receive $32 and that is a $9 profit.
If you should have lost this $16 bet then you would progress to the last $8 bet and you double this bet up after a win.
If this bet was lost then start all over again with another 31 unit stake or call it a day.
You should lock up all your wins and put them in the back rack. Never bet more than 31 units.