We have all heard about Martingale. The system where, in order to make a one unit profit, you double your bet after every loss, until you finally win. If you encounter a streak of say seven losses in a row, you would have to bet 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 + 16 + 32 + 64 = 127 units to hope to win the 8th time. And if you still haven't won, your losses would have to risk units of 128, 256, 512 and up. All this to make 1 unit profit!

Eventually you would either run out of money or reach the table limit, before you
could make your measly 1-unit profit.  It simply doesn't make sense to risk a
huge amount to gain 1 unit.

So, why don't we apply the opposite approach? Every poor strategy has a better reverse strategy. What would be the reverse of Martingale? With Martingale we win 1 unit at the end of the progression and when we lose, we lose 512 assuming we’re forced to stop after we lose 9 times. Reversing Martingale, we would win 512 and lose only 1, when we lose. Now, that sounds like a much better proposition, doesn't it?

Izak's system, WINNING PARLAYS takes advantage of this approach. You never bet more than 1 unit at a time. If you lose, you lose only 1 unit per run. But when you win, you may win 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256 units, depending on where you draw the line.

Playing reverse Martingale poses some tough questions. How do you know when to cash your winnings? What do you bet on, Red/Black, Odd/Even, High/Low in Roulette; Pass/Don't Pass in Craps; Player/Banker in Baccarat?

Winning Parlays makes the decisions for you, and they will be the right decisions. You will see your one-unit chip multiply to 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, all the way to 256 units. The system is so smart that you will automatically bet with the trend, escalating your winnings. And you will always know when it’s time to be cashing your profits.

Best of all, you never risk more than one unit per bet, even less, as you will see when you find out how this strategy works. Let's say you go for 100 runs. If you lose them all (you won't, I promise), you will be down 100 units. And if you win say only 3 runs out of 100 (you surely will), you will cash in a nice profit.

Winning Parlays provides a thorough analysis of the methods involved, and proves why it works the way it works. After seeing the hundreds of simulated runs you will feel comfortable making the decisions as recommended. You will know exactly what to do, when to start and when to stop.

Winning Parlays is a basically simple idea, but it needed to be perfected by an expert like Izak. In 30 pages of easy to understand text and charts he presents a new perspective on winning even money bets at Roulette, Craps and Baccarat.

My reply:
Winning Parlays is a very good system, it will work more often than not, but it is not infallible. No system is, no matter how much you pay for it. If there were any "100% sure-fire, can’t-lose" systems, casinos would change the rules or not offer the game any longer.
In Winning Parlays Izak has perfected a strategy that will work more often than not, but there are no guarantees. If, in an hour, you get at least three or four runs of 4 or 5 uninterrupted same-decisions you will make a nice profit. Red or Black in roulette, Banker or Player in Baccarat, Pass or Don’t Pass in Craps – it doesn’t matter which, you will win on both. To prove that the system will work, watch tables without playing and see how often those same-decision strings happen.
The only time Winning Parlays will let you down is if you're at a choppy table, where you never get any runs of 4 or 5 consecutive decisions. In that case you should change tables before you've reached your loss limit.