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I do not know how review this... It's a simple Money Management system of the type you find anywhere. For free. I simply can't see what is paid for, here. Maybe for Mr Sutton's claim that alternating bets will defeat your odds and the system? Yes, he actually writes that, thus telling you that betting (for example) "the outcome before last" must not be done with this system... Am I supposed to pay for that, when it is not a prediction system? This one belongs to the Free Systems and should not be paid for! Top of page What you get is three pages describing a mix of a normal and reversed MM plan we all have seen before (it is also altered a bit - one thing is removed) making this yet another version. The suggested size of the bankroll is 150 as I take it, but it is very vague. There is nothing in the instructions about how easy it is to run into high bets (it is), making a much bigger bankroll necessary - there is no way to control it, just like the ordinary way of the original. Top of page This system shows a really weak side when it comes to a sequence that is dominated by losings with winnings in-between. The bets will increase quickly when you win and soon you will be beyond help... I tried the system on two opposite bets at the same time - betting the difference - because of the high bets that occured when such a sequence appeared, to no avail. Top of page The ONE YEAR in HAMBURG didn't turn out so well. The suggested bankroll size, 150 units, was used and all bets were on High (19 - 36). At 120 days (approx every third) the bankroll was totally lost (no more betting) or was going to be negative (if a bet was made), prematurely ending the day. This means that half a bankroll (of 150 units) must be the average net gain for all the other days... It was not... I lost 2.3% (less than the house-edge!) after 3,700 sessions and close to 61,000 bets... Top of page | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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