The Home Run Progression

 The Home Run Progression bets on every type of bet down to a split that wins when this number hits.  You will make 6 bets on every roll.

None of the bets can be conflicting (so you cannot bet on both red and black).  It focuses down to one number.  Every bet wins if your Home Run number hits.  The example I will use is Black 35.

Put $5 on Black, Put $5 on 18-36, Put $5 on Odd, Put $5 on the third dozen, Put $5 on the second column, and Put $5 on the 32-35 split.

If you hit the 35 you will get paid on every bet.  You only have 5 total losing numbers. The total loss numbers are  0, 18, 16, 14, 12.  However there are a lot of numbers that you do not win as much as your bet.

I would use the three or five level bet progression.  Track your winning or losing progress and if you are behind after 5 bets then raise or lower it by one unit and continue tracking.  Depending on your risk or bankroll limit you could raise each bet by $5 or $1.    

What number would I use as my Home Run number?  I believe in the Law of the Thirds.  In 111 spins you are likely to have one number that will hit 7 times and three numbers will hit at least 6 times.

So I start by looking at the last 15 winning numbers.  I mark all of them on my sheet and I pick the first double and use that as my home run number.  My logic is the first double has the best chance of being the 5, 6, or 7 hit number in the 111 group.  However it is all the luck of the roll.  

Pick a number ---Red 7
Bet 5 red, bet 5 odd, bet 5 on 1/18, bet 5 on first dozen, bet 5 on first column bet 5 on 7-10 street.  If 7 hits you win big.

Pick number Black 13
Bet 5 black, bet 5 odd, bet 5 on 1/18, bet 5 on second dozen, bet 5 on first column bet 5 on 13-16 street.  If 13 hits you win big.

Pick number Black 33
Bet 5 black, bet 5 odd, bet 5 on 19/36, bet 5 on third dozen, bet 5 on third column bet 5 on 33-36 street.  If 33 hits you win big.

I would continue to mark down the winning number in my book.  You could keep the bet on your first double or move to your second double, etc.  

To slow this progression down, use the 3 or 5 level bet system.  Also you can start with a very small number as your betting unit, $1, or $2.  If this isn't allowed (due to table limits) you could start at $5 per bet and increase bets by $1 instead of by $5.