I have played d'Alembert with the dozens a lot. This is increasing your bet by an increment when you lose and decrease by one increment when you win. Most people use the d'Alembert progression on 50/50 bets like red/black or odd/even.
How I play d'Alembert Dozens
I start with $200 in the console.
My goal is $24 for a reset.
My first bet is $6 with $2 increments.
After a series of losses and my bet is up to $18 and I get a win, I make sure that my next bet is small enough that I do not over run my goal by more than $2.
Example
Let's say I am at a $20 bet and win and end up at $198. By d'Alembert progression I should make an $18 bet. This would give me a profit of $34. Instead I would lower my bet to $12 or $14. (this amount is distance from goal divided by two) Sometimes lowering your bet by $6, $8, $10 will allow you to not go through your whole bankroll with a few more losses.
I am preparing to lose so I can stay in the game to win.
Experience
I have had my bet up to $34 and a win put me to $190. I lowered my bet to $16 and lost two in a row. I would have been $36 + $38 down if I had not lowered my betand had to win a $40 and $38 to get to goal. Instead I lost $16, 18 and hit a $20, $18 and got to goal to reset.
Three losses at $30 will go through $100 quick.
With d"Albembert Dozens I am very aggressive at lowering my bet. Normally with d'Alembert 50/50 you only lower your bet when you get to new profit.
My favorite betting choice with Dozens
I like to start with the last dozen that hit. I will then bet on this dozen three times. If I lose 3 in a row or 2 out of 3 I will put my next three bets on the column that last won.
Winning 3 in a row
It will happen very rarely but you will usually be at profit goal. Also winning two then losing one and hiting the next one will usually get you to goal.
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