Distant Dozen III System

This system is based on observing the last 6 numbers that have appeared. The strategy consists of betting on the dozen that has not appeared recently. To do this, the last 6 numbers are divided into two groups of 3, and the dozens to which they belong are identified.

Procedure

1. Observe the last 6 numbers spun.
2. Divide them into two groups: the first 3 and the last 3.
3. Identify the dozens represented in those 6 numbers.
4. If one dozen is not represented, it is considered "distant" and becomes the target for betting.
5. If two dozens are missing, bet on both.
6. If all three dozens are represented, skip the spin and wait for a new sequence.

Betting Progression

A simple positive progression is used in case of loss.
If you win, restart the bet with the base amount.

• 1st bet: 1 chip on the distant dozen
• If you lose: increase progressively (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4…)
• If you win: return to 1 chip

Final Tips and Considerations

• The logic behind this system is the belief that a dozen which hasn't appeared in several spins is more likely to show up soon — this is known as the gambler’s fallacy.
• It’s crucial to set a loss limit to avoid excessive progression.
• This system does not guarantee long-term profits, as it does not change the house edge.
• However, it can serve as a betting management tool, especially for those who prefer structure in their play.
• Always use it with caution and discipline.