Hi edved,
Here is link to the divisor method http://www.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=13574.0
I'll try and summarise how I use it, I think it's the correct way![:)]( "Smiley")
...take the odds of 1/35 for your bets if betting individual numbers, now, 1 into 35 is less than 1, therefore, your first bet is 1 unit per number, using your box method, this is a total of 4 units if betting the 1 box, ok, we lose, we now add 4 units to the 1/35, making it 5/35, 5 into 35 is still less than 1, again 1 unit on each number, say another box it to be bet, meaning we are betting a total of 8 units, this looses, and the 8 to the 5, now making it 13/35, again 13/35 is still one, another box comes into play, we are now betting 12 units, this looses, we are now 25/35, again still 1, bet the 3 boxes again as none have come into play, this looses, it's now 37/35, now 37 goes into 35 more than 1, therefore, we increase our bet to 2 units per number, betting 3 boxes again, this is now 24 units, making 61/35, this greater than 1, although, less than 2, still betting 2 units on the numbers, let’s say another box is to be bet making it 4, this is now 32 units to bet, this looses, we now have 93/35, greater than2 less that 3, bet is now 3 units per number, 4 boxes this is 48 units per number, ok, we now get a win of 60 units subtract the 60 from the 93, this gives us 33/35 for our new game, as this is less than 1 we start of betting 1 units per number again, however, you will move to 2 units in the next bet as this would be 37/35, which is greater than 1. Any time we get in the plus we reset the divisor to 1/35. I understand there are other elements to it regarding a safety break if bets are getting 2 high, however, I’ve not quite got my head round this yet....
1/35 loose 4, next bet 5/35 (1 unit per number)
5/35 loose 4, next bet 9/35 (1 unit per number)
9/35 loose 4, next bet 13/35 (1 unit per number), now betting 2 boxes
13/35 loose 8, next bet 21/35 (1 unit per number), now betting 3 boxes
21/35 loose 12....and so
Like any progression it can get scary, however, if you have a good system and BR, I'm led to believe this can pull through.
Regarding what I play, I have to be honest, I jump from system to system instead of sticking to several tried and tested methods, my bad. There are some excellent posters on the forum with great ideas, and I’m sure you’ll find one to suit your play. Check out the members who have regularly posted a lot over the years, and you’ll come across some nuggets. I’m currently playing a version of Mr J’s 2’s company and a couple of methods from member Dane. I’ve also been looking at a topic called 8 is great, search the forum and you’ll find it.
I hope this helps, any more questions, feel free to ask either on the thread, or, via PM.
Jim
Here is link to the divisor method http://www.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=13574.0
I'll try and summarise how I use it, I think it's the correct way
...take the odds of 1/35 for your bets if betting individual numbers, now, 1 into 35 is less than 1, therefore, your first bet is 1 unit per number, using your box method, this is a total of 4 units if betting the 1 box, ok, we lose, we now add 4 units to the 1/35, making it 5/35, 5 into 35 is still less than 1, again 1 unit on each number, say another box it to be bet, meaning we are betting a total of 8 units, this looses, and the 8 to the 5, now making it 13/35, again 13/35 is still one, another box comes into play, we are now betting 12 units, this looses, we are now 25/35, again still 1, bet the 3 boxes again as none have come into play, this looses, it's now 37/35, now 37 goes into 35 more than 1, therefore, we increase our bet to 2 units per number, betting 3 boxes again, this is now 24 units, making 61/35, this greater than 1, although, less than 2, still betting 2 units on the numbers, let’s say another box is to be bet making it 4, this is now 32 units to bet, this looses, we now have 93/35, greater than2 less that 3, bet is now 3 units per number, 4 boxes this is 48 units per number, ok, we now get a win of 60 units subtract the 60 from the 93, this gives us 33/35 for our new game, as this is less than 1 we start of betting 1 units per number again, however, you will move to 2 units in the next bet as this would be 37/35, which is greater than 1. Any time we get in the plus we reset the divisor to 1/35. I understand there are other elements to it regarding a safety break if bets are getting 2 high, however, I’ve not quite got my head round this yet....1/35 loose 4, next bet 5/35 (1 unit per number)
5/35 loose 4, next bet 9/35 (1 unit per number)
9/35 loose 4, next bet 13/35 (1 unit per number), now betting 2 boxes
13/35 loose 8, next bet 21/35 (1 unit per number), now betting 3 boxes
21/35 loose 12....and so
Like any progression it can get scary, however, if you have a good system and BR, I'm led to believe this can pull through.
Regarding what I play, I have to be honest, I jump from system to system instead of sticking to several tried and tested methods, my bad. There are some excellent posters on the forum with great ideas, and I’m sure you’ll find one to suit your play. Check out the members who have regularly posted a lot over the years, and you’ll come across some nuggets. I’m currently playing a version of Mr J’s 2’s company and a couple of methods from member Dane. I’ve also been looking at a topic called 8 is great, search the forum and you’ll find it.
I hope this helps, any more questions, feel free to ask either on the thread, or, via PM.
Jim