Let’s set a very basic win goal and take a look at cancellation systems. If you were to write down a number series “1, 1, 1”, you’d have a total of 3. At your basic $5 minimum table, your win goal with “1, 1, 1” would be $15. You place bets by adding the two numbers on each end of your number series. Your first bet in a “1, 1, 1” system would be the sum of 1 and 1, or 2. If your bet wins, you cross off the number on each end, and then bet the total of the two remaining numbers. A winning bet on the first round of a “1, 1, 1” session would lead to a next bet of just 1.
Losing bets in cancellation systems write the number of units that were just lost at the end of the sequence. A losing bet in our example would change the number series to “1, 1, 1, 2”, which leads to a second round bet of 3 units.
This doesn’t work for the same reason that the Martingale system doesn’t work. This system doesn’t take many losses before you’re taking huge hits and have hit your maximum betting limit.
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