I will give you examples and you should remember that every existing dozen system works with EC based upon my methodology.
This is the dozen combinations.
333 a
331 b
332 c
311 a
312 b
313 c
322 a
321 b
323 c
- - -
222 a
221 b
223 c
211 a
212 b
213 c
233 a
232 b
231 c
- - -
111 a
112 b
113 c
122 a
121 b
123 c
133 a
131 b
132 c
All combination that start with dozen 3 have 9 combinations.
All combination that start with dozen 2 have 9 combinations.
All combination that start with dozen 1 have 9 combinations.
same for EC
All patterns that start with series of three or higher have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 3)
All patterns that start with series of two have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 2)
All patterns that start with single have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 1)
1) Lets assume you would only play dozen 3 or EC position with series of three and higher.
2) Then comes the question how and when to bet.
First i have to describe the dozen method and then explain how its convert into EC betting.
a) You see dozen 3 hit, then you bet that dozen 3 will hit again.
b) If you lose then you have two dozen hits infront of you, can be dozen 3 and 1 or dozen 3 and 2. Lets say dozen 3 and 2 and you now bet both of them to repeat once.
c) If you lose then you have Three dozen hits 321 and they alternate with no repeat.
That is one way to catch domination.
Now EC betting on the same principal.
a) You see a serie of Three or higher and bet that you will hit a series of Three or higher as repeat. (here we have a loop hole where a serie of two also results as a win)
b) If you lose then you have two dozen hits infront of you and it can only be a series of three and a single. Next you bet single to repeat and if a lose you bet for a series of three to repeat.
c) If you lose then you have a series of three and a single and a series of two. 312 alternating.
Dozen bet:
1
2 Bet
3 Bet Bet
A 3 unit loss.
EC bet:
R
R
R
B
Bet
R
R Bet
Bet
B
A 3 unit loss.
There exist as many playing models for dozen as it does for EC based upon same principals.
When you start to understand the basics we can go into advance discussion.
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This is the dozen combinations.
333 a
331 b
332 c
311 a
312 b
313 c
322 a
321 b
323 c
- - -
222 a
221 b
223 c
211 a
212 b
213 c
233 a
232 b
231 c
- - -
111 a
112 b
113 c
122 a
121 b
123 c
133 a
131 b
132 c
All combination that start with dozen 3 have 9 combinations.
All combination that start with dozen 2 have 9 combinations.
All combination that start with dozen 1 have 9 combinations.
same for EC
All patterns that start with series of three or higher have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 3)
All patterns that start with series of two have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 2)
All patterns that start with single have 9 combinations. (same as dozen 1)
1) Lets assume you would only play dozen 3 or EC position with series of three and higher.
2) Then comes the question how and when to bet.
First i have to describe the dozen method and then explain how its convert into EC betting.
a) You see dozen 3 hit, then you bet that dozen 3 will hit again.
b) If you lose then you have two dozen hits infront of you, can be dozen 3 and 1 or dozen 3 and 2. Lets say dozen 3 and 2 and you now bet both of them to repeat once.
c) If you lose then you have Three dozen hits 321 and they alternate with no repeat.
That is one way to catch domination.
Now EC betting on the same principal.
a) You see a serie of Three or higher and bet that you will hit a series of Three or higher as repeat. (here we have a loop hole where a serie of two also results as a win)
b) If you lose then you have two dozen hits infront of you and it can only be a series of three and a single. Next you bet single to repeat and if a lose you bet for a series of three to repeat.
c) If you lose then you have a series of three and a single and a series of two. 312 alternating.
Dozen bet:
1
2 Bet
3 Bet Bet
A 3 unit loss.
EC bet:
R
R
R
B
Bet
R
R Bet
Bet
B
A 3 unit loss.
There exist as many playing models for dozen as it does for EC based upon same principals.
When you start to understand the basics we can go into advance discussion.
Continue reading...