The Hot Streak System

The Hot Streak system is a positive progression where one increases the
wager after every two wins, but bets the minimum after a loss. The
betting sequence looks like the following:

Bet Number    1           2            3            4            5            6            7

Amount         $5         $5         $10        $10        $20        $20        $30

Once a loss occurs, bet the $5 minimum until a win, then enter the above
sequence at bet 2.   The source for this is Peter Svoboda from his book,
Beating the Casinos at Their Own Game. It is a slowly progressing
version of the anti-Martingale. As a student of Blackjack betting
systems, this looks surprisingly similar to Donald Dahl's system. It is as
follows:

Bet Number    1           2            3            4            5            6           7
Amount         $5        $5        $7.50     $7.50        $10         $10      $15

Dahl's progression is slower, but the form is the same, with two alike
bets followed by two at a higher level.

The goal in using the hot streak system is to capitalize on long winning
streaks. If you look closely, if you win 2 and lose the third bet, you have
nothing. You must win three in a row to show any profit. With Dahl's
system, if you win two but lose the third, you still have a half unit to
show for your efforts.

Because there is similarity between Roulette outside, even money bets
and Blackjack, almost all of the Blackjack betting progressions may be
used. For more information about them and their authors, go to
Roulette betting progressions in this site.