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Free Gambling System of the Month - Casino War - Double Win Strategy

Dear Let's Talk Winning subscribers, customers, friends,

Last time I have visited the casino, it was very crowded and hard to get a seat at a Roulette or Baccarat table.  Walking around, I found a table, which was totally empty.  It drew my curiosity and approached the table to see what it was.  It was a Casino War table and I was wondering why nobody was playing on that table.  I guess, it must be a popularity question, as BlackJack, Craps, Roulette and Baccarat tables were all occupied. 

I wonder why War would not be so popular.  After all, it's the easiest game to play and the fastest, I find.  Well, I sat down and applied one of my strategies, that I will share with you today as a free gambling system.  You can apply it to all even bet games. 

Casino War consists of placing a bet.  The dealer deals you a card and him/herself.  The card that has the higher denomination wins, as simple as that and you get paid even.

Where does the casino get its edge?  Well, every game has a built-in casino advantage.  In War, if there is equality, one has the option of either quitting and accepting a loss, or betting the exact same amount.  If one wins, casino pays the original bet and not the double.  If one loses, one loses both bets. 

The house advantage is lower if one goes to war, meaning that the player places the same bet on equality, and our system will always go to war. 

The system is extremely simply to use but very effective and powerful.   The table limits at the casino I play (Casino of Montreal) is $15 minimum and $1000 maximum or a range of 1-65. I have limited my highest bet to 40 units, thus was able to use quarters (green chips) of $25 as a unit size and not reach the max bet of $1000 if I had to. 

The system however, will use a max bet of 20 units.  In case your last bet was les than 20 units,  you still place your next bet, even if it's above 20 units, as you haven't reached 20 units yet, as long as it does not exceed 40 units, as that would exceed the table limit. 

My win target for the day was 60 units with a session bankroll of 100 chips (of $25).  +60 or -60 would be the quitting points, whichever comes first, hopefully the former.  I have kept the entire log of 441 hands I played, that I fully documented for you in this newsletter.  Despite some abandoned runs (having reached bets higher than 20), I was able to achieve the +60 unit goal for the day.

Casino War is a real fast game, particularly when I'm totally alone at the table.  It took not more than 30 seconds  to play a hand, thus 441 hands was a matter of 220 minutes or 3.5 hours of continuous play.

Now, the strategy:

You place 1 chip (1 unit / $25) initially.  If you lose, you keep betting 1 unit, until a win, while keeping track of your net balance for that run.  A run will be complete when you're ahead by 1 unit, then you reset and place 1 unit again.  If you win your bet, you look at the amount of the negative balance you have for that run and place 1 unit more than that amount.  If you were, for instance, at -6 units for that run after your win, you place 7 units next.  This way your second win will always bring you ahead for the run and you reset. 

If you lose your bet after the win, you register your loss and add it to your negative balance for the run and bet 1 unit, as after every loss, you bet 1 unit, until you win again. 

So a long sequence of consecutive losses will cost you only 1 unit per loss and a double win will close the run with 1 unit profit for the run. 

If you reach your maximum bet of 20 units and you lose, you accept the loss, you reset as though it was the end of the run and bet 1 unit again until your next win. 

If there is equality and you decide to go to war by placing the same amount and you lose your bet, your register this double amount that you lost in your net for run and place 1 unit next, since it was a loss.  You keep betting again only 1 unit until you win.  After the win, you look how much you're down and you bet 1 unit more.  A double win will close the run with 1 unit profit.

Here is the 441 hand log, which stops at +60 units profit:

The Run column is set to 1 when the run is over, either with +1 unit profit or when we reach the system's highest bet of 20 units. 

Let's look at a typical run (Hands 13-24):

The column W/L shows you if you're losing, winning your bet, or if it's equality where you go to war.  You lose the first two bets having bet 1 unit on each.  Then both player and dealer get an Ace, where there is equality and we go to war.  Since the last bet placed was 1 unit, we place one more unit on the table.  Winning that bet gives us only 1 unit and not 2.  Our net for the run is still -1.  Since we won our last bet, we bet 1 unit more than this negative balance of -1, thus 2 units, but we lose that bet.  Our negative balance for the run goes down to -3 units.  Since we lost this last bet at Hand 17, we place only 1 unit.  We win that bet and our balance goes to -2.  Since we have won this bet, we place 1 unit more than -2, thus 3 units, but we lose that bet at Hand 19.  Our balance goes to -5.  Having lost this bet, we place again only 1 unit at Hand 20.  Winning that bet, our balance goes to -4.  Having won this bet, we place 1 unit more than -4, thus 5 units, but we lose that bet again.  Our net for the run goes down to -9 at Hand 21.  Having lost this bet, we place only 1 unit.  We lose it and the balance is now -10.  We win our 1 unit bet at Hand 23.  The balance goes up to -9.  Having won this bet, we place 1 unit more than -9, thus 10 units.  We win the bet at Hand 24.  This is our second consecutive win, which indeed brings our net balance to +1.  We close this run with this profit, reset, start a new run by placing 1 unit at Hand 25.

An example of an abandoned run happens at Hand 178, where our 20 unit bet is lost.  We accept this loss, reset, and start a new run betting 1 unit next.

Let's see now an example where we bet more than 20 units, as we haven't reached our max bet yet and how that run is won:

At Hand 309, we're betting 15 units, which loses.  Our net for the run is -29 units.  Having lost this bet, we place 1 unit only at Hand 310.  We lose this bet.  We place 1 unit again at Hand 311 and we have equality (9 for the Dealer and 9 for the Player).  We go to War.  Our bet was 1 unit, so we place that bet again.  We lose the War, thus our loss of -2 units are registered in the net balance, bringing it down to -32 units for that particular run.

Having lost the war, and the bet, we place 1 unit at Hand 313.  We win that bet and our net balance is now -31 units.  So our next bet should be 32 units, as this is 1 unit higher than 31.  Since we have not reached our max bet of 20 units yet, we place this bet of 32 units next and this does not exceed the 40 unit table limit.  Winning the second time, our net for the run becomes +1 and we close this run with a profit.

Another interesting run illustrates how we register our double loss after a war and still win the run with 1 unit profit:

At Hand 42 we have equality after having placed a 2 unit bet.  We go to War and place another 2 units.  We lose that bet, too.  We lose the war and thus register -4 units loss.  Our net balance goes down from -1 to -5 units.  However, the double win of Hands 47 and 48 overcomes this situation and we close this run with a profit nevertheless.

I hope you enjoyed this free system.

Wishing you all the best,
Izak
 
www.letstalkwinning.com
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