This system as the name suggests is based on ‘dozens’ betting only. It really doesn’t matter whether you choose to bet on the columns or the dozens, the odds/results are the same, but for ease, I will refer to the dozens.

The basic line of the system is that you start off with two dozens covered, with 1 chip, and 2 chips respectively.

If neither dozens wins, you increase both of them by 1 chip each, and re-bet again.

If one of them wins you increase the one that didn’t by 1 chip, and switch to a new dozen for the other bet, starting at 1 chip.

For example:

1 chip on the 1st dozen
2 chips on the 2nd dozen

If neither bet wins, you keep increasing the bets by one chip each, with one bet always one chip ahead of the other.

If the first dozen wins, on your first bet, place 2 chips on the 3rd dozen, and increase the second dozen bet by 1 chip to 3 chips.

Your aim is for the bet with the most chips on to win. The other bet is more of a ‘cover’ bet, to reduce the amount you lose in chasing the main bet.

If the 2nd dozen wins on the first spin, you would start the sequence of bets again, because you will have achieved your objective.

Upside Of The System

Because you are covering a large part of the board each time, you don’t have long losing streaks, because the win rate is quite high.

The system uses a gentle progression, to increase the bet sizes gradually. This means that even with a small bank, you can still afford to increase the bet sizes a number of times without risking your whole bank.

The Downside

The main downside is if you go to fast, you may find it confusing to begin with, especially as you have to switch bets to different dozens most of time, as well has keep changing the bet amounts.

The key is in taking things slowly, at least until you get the hang of things.

A Good Tip –

If the table has just been cleared, and you forget which dozens/bet sizes you just placed…select the ‘re-bet’ option. This will place the same bets you just made, and by checking the spin history window you can work out which dozen just won or lost, so you know which bets to increase, and which new dozen to switch to.

With a roulette casino like Golden Palace, they give you a very detailed bet history facility, so you can go back over previous spins, and see exactly what you bet on, and how much you staked. It’s a very useful tool to have when you are using a roulette system, because sometimes your brain goes a bit numb and you forget where you are in the system.

You can watch a video of system in action here: Staggered Dozens Video