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2-1-2 (Manhattan) Betting System

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The Wizard explains, demonstrates, and analyzes the 2-1-2 (aka Manhattan) betting system. Here is how to use it:

1. Start with two-unit bet.
2. Quit as soon as you lose a bet.
3. If you win first bet, drop to a one-unit bet.
4. If you win again, increase previous bet by one unit.
5. Go back to step 4.

More information: https://wizardofodds.com/gambling/2-1-2-manhattan-betting-system/

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2-1-2 (Manhattan) Betting System

10 thoughts on “2-1-2 (Manhattan) Betting System”

  2. Analyze Waylons Ladder – Vince Armenti can give you the details – 2,000,000 wincraps rolls and its still wiinning

  3. my betting system is the 121. plaese do that. its the opposite of the 212.

    thanks for the vids.

    basically bet 1. if you win then bet 2. after that go back down to 1 then repeat.

  6. I love your math and your honesty and your videos. Sadly the audio is always very quiet. I thought the cute bird would help too, but no. lol 😀

  7. Thank you Mike for your clear explanation. Every time you say do not buy systems from sellers ,it is worth thousands. Those maggots cannot digest your clear proven statistical talk and start bombarding with hate. It is a threat to their stealing business from ignorant players. Well done and all the respect to you.

  8. Ahhh, but a negative TIMES a negative is a positive. A system that multiplies bets together with negative expectation would show a postive result, would it not? 🤷‍♀️

  9. Gambling will get you end up like this guy without a wife and a bird on your shoulder😂

  10. OK, I just commented on another video, and I enquired about 2-1-2 and I just found it. However, I think you might have missed the point of 2-1 and 2-1-2. The most important aspect of that system is that it is the only way you can guarantee to be ahead after two decisions. When I play it, I never increase the units. I know It can be a grind, however, it gives me the option of leaving with a profit. Be it $10 or $100, I am strictly hit and run, so it fits my style perfectly. Looking forward to the next video.

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