Let's assume that you convert your cash to casino chips and note that the last decision of colors was a red. You will start out betting that the same color will repeat. You will continue to bet red, regardless of the outcome unless you lose two consecutive bets. Once you lose two bets in a row, you will change the bet selection method.
Table 3 illustrates using the first part of the bet selection method. Here we observed one spin of red and we began betting only on the color red.
The first row, "Bet Selected," is where we placed our wager (red always).
The second row, "Amount Wagered," shows the amount of each wager using the prescribed Betting System.
The third row, "Outcome (W or L)," shows whether our wager won or lost.
The next row, "Actual Decision," is the result of each spin.
The next to last column, "Amount Won" is the amount we won or lost on each spin.
And, finally, the last row, "Total Won," is a running total of our net win or loss.
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