I vary my play with all the traditional negative progressions except straight Martingale. I like playing the Fibonacci pattern before I discovered this Youtube channel. Fibonacci is 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55, etc... the next bet is always the sum of the previous two loses until a win then I move back down one bet and try for a second win. If you lose that second try you go back up to the next number in the progression; 1L 1L 2L 3L 5L 8W 5W start again; if 5L then 8. If 8W start again; if 8L then 13 (8+5). If 13W then start again; if lose then 21. If 21W you won't have a profit for the series but it is a good time to start over. If 21L continue to 34 but don't go past your personal stop loss goal or bankroll limits!!!!!! In other words you are looking for two wins in row; two out of three wins; or two or three wins out of five. If using Fibonacci with single dozen or column play you only need one win since payout is 2 to 1 but you will go deep into your bankroll often since you are only covering 1/3rd of the board minus the 0 / 00. So beware of using this with a single dozen or column. Since joining the Roulette Master channel I like 1up on a loss and 1 down on a win on all the near even money bets (outside at Roulette; Banker or Player at Baccarat; Pass/Don't Pass and Field at Craps; Blackjack Basic or No bust strategies.) This is the classic D'Alembert system but has been profitable with less risk than Fibonacci.
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