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June 22, 2012 Dear Let's Talk Winning subscribers, customers, friends, I was at the casino yesterday. As I mentioned earlier, every time I go, I get new ideas on how to win. I'd like to share one of my ideas with you this newsletter as a free gambling system. The idea is similar to the ones within the Cluster System, which is a more sophisticated and elaborate version. Rather than following a certain pattern, it simply looks for a pattern that has already repeated a few times and that its likelihood to continue is very low. This time I was looking for patterns of four decisions, so I could use a simple 4 step Martingale (or Grand Martingale) to bet against that pattern. For this, you simply have to look around the electronic scoreboards of multiple Roulette or Baccarat tables. A four decision pattern can be anything of the nature: R R B R, or B B R B, or B B B R for Blacks and Reds in Roulette or E E E O, O E E O, etc. for odds and evens in Roulette or B B B P, P B B P in Baccarat, etc. The Cluster system explains many more ways of identifying such patterns. In any event, looking around for not more than 5 minutes, I finally saw a table that had the following last 19 decisions displayed: R R B R B R R B R R B R R B R B R B R R You can see different patterns being formed. The one that struck me was the R R B R that has already repeated 3 times. They don't have to repeat consecutively, by the way. They could repeat with a few decisions in between, but close enough, which they do in this case. And notice the last 2 decisions R R. If the following two decisions will be B R, that would mean that R R B R would have repeated 4 times. Having determined that this is very unlikely, I decided to bet against that. Thus my next two bets would have been placed on the opposite of B R, that is on R B. Using a 4 step Martingale with a unit size of $50, I placed a $50 bet on R. Well, the bet lost. So, now I placed a $100 bet on B. That bet lost, too. This made the R R B R pattern really have shown 4 times. We can see that as a failure of the system. We can also see that also as a new opportunity. How? Well, will the pattern repeat 5 times? I didn't think so. I immediately bet that the R R B R will not repeat for the 5th time. So I bet against it and placed a $200 bet on B and it won right away. Total profit of $50 within the 3rd step of the 4 step progression: $50, $100, $200, $400 (1, 2, 4, 8 in units). So, we can see here multiple aspects of playing: - You could bet from the beginning of the run, for the 4 pattern decisions not to repeat, that is to bet on B B R B any time. - You could bet in the middle of the run after one or two decisions of the pattern, like the first two bets I have placed. - You could reset after one loss and start a new run, whether the loss was the loss of 4 bets or just 2. - You could use the new opportunity as a recovery routine, like the third bet I have placed and continue the progression another 2 steps until one of the 4 steps are won. Whichever way you chose to play, remember always to limit your Marty not to exceed 4 steps. This way you risk not more than 15 units for any full loss of the 4 steps, whether you're betting at the beginning of the sequence, in the middle or as the continuation of the previous run as a recovery. I hope you enjoyed this idea. The new RAD system continues its success and positive feedback. Do not forget to take advantage of the super 50% off deal until the end of this month. And the sophisticated Cluster system is still priced at $50, where you find numerous opportunities to play for multiple hits and runs, never overexposing yourself nor the system to the casino. Click here to order. Wishing you all the best,
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