Now in the Quadrant System, you take this table coverage idea one step further and play quadrants of numbers (blocks of nine). Any more than twice is not advisable, and start with a low amount so that you are not betting crazy amounts. You can even apply a bit of a negative progression after any losses, but be careful as it´s expensive! We don´t advise ramping your bets up too much, as you will need to triple them after a loss to claw losses back. Now this is all good, and gets you pretty decent table coverage. That covers you just under 2/3 of the table (remember the zero pocket). In the 2 Column System, we cover 2 out of 3 of the columns or dozens (we like to flip between the two for no other reason than to mix it up a bit). Another similar system is the 6 Line Quattro Strategy.īear in mind, however, that there is a trade off here. The 3 Quadrant Strategy is similar in some ways to the Two Column System, in that it is a hedging strategy where you try and cover a decent area of the table to reduce your risk on individual spins.
