Eddie System

This system was created by a veteran player known as Eddie, who applied its principles with precision and an almost religious respect for the game. Based on observing past outcomes and using probability theory, the system involves betting on 6 splits (adjacent number pairs on the table), depending on the number that has just come up.

How the Bets Work

After each number that lands, you consult a specific table to determine which 6 splits to bet on. You don’t bet directly on the number, but on the space between two adjacent numbers (for example, the split between 26 and 29).

Example: If number 31 comes up, the following splits are played:
9/12, 14/17, 15/18, 19/22, 25/28, and 33/36.

Betting Progression

The recommended progression is:
1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 12

This means starting with 1 chip per split (6 chips total). If you don’t win, move to the next level in the sequence, always multiplying by 6.

• 1 chip per split = 6 chips
• 2 chips per split = 12 chips
• 4 chips per split = 24 chips
• … and so on

You can extend this progression depending on your bankroll, but caution is advised to avoid significant losses.

Key Considerations

• This system relies on patterns of repetition, symmetry, and long-term probability logic.
• While it may seem complex at first, with practice it becomes mechanical.
• If you hit a split, the payout is 17:1.
• Visually, the chips form interesting patterns on the table layout.

Conclusion

The Eddie System requires focus, patience, and good observation. While it doesn’t guarantee instant wins, its foundation in probability makes it effective in longer sessions. As always, set a profit goal before starting, and stop playing when you reach it. Play with discipline and responsibility.