IBS9 - The Infallible Baccarat System – Version 9.

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by Izak Matatya – Copyright © 2010 Let’s Talk Winning
Congratulations on your purchase of my Infallible Baccarat System Version 9.0. This system can be
used for all even bet having games, such as Roulette, Baccarat, Craps, Sic-Bo, etc. with similar
performance rates.

In this document, we will provide examples for Baccarat and Roulette.

IBS9 is version 9 of the so called IBS series. Each version provides a different way of winning long term,
showing various bet selections and methods.

Each system has a certain weakness, that may cause the system to fail with a certain loss amount, that
is either irrecoverable or difficult to bring to a positive profit status. Designing systems with no losing
sessions is almost impossible. At a certain point of time, the table will go against what the system or
method dictates.

With extensive research, though, one can either minimize those failing sessions or reduce their
frequency in such a way, that does not disrupt long term profits.

The initial development of IBS9 was focusing on repeating even bets, such as betting on the decision
that came last. With this type of method, the weakness is obviously single events or single appearances
of a certain even bet decision. It is not too rare to see even bets chopping or alternating in a very long
sequence. IBS9 indeed focused on not being involved in betting when the system would encounter such
a weakness, thus simply skipping those weaknesses and close runs when the situation would be
favorable for the system.

How is this achieved? With a very smart bet selection, that allows us to bet in certain zones that are
more frequent in winning bets, than losing ones.

We are thus looking at zones that have multiple repeats than isolated single even decisions.

Let’s focus for now only on the P (Player) side of the Baccarat game. Playing P only will avoid Banker
win commissions. We will see later that the same system will be applicable to playing the B (Banker)
side only, too. And eventually we will combine the system for betting on both sides P and B, the same
way, thus increasing our profits and not confront a situation where the dealer asks us to leave the table if
we are not betting frequently enough.

If a decision such as P (Player) is preceded by B and followed by B, (i.e. B P B), this is an isolated single
P. We will simply refer to it as belonging to a zone of single P’s. If a decision such as P is followed by a
P, we will refer to it as belonging to a zone of multiple P’s.

The following example will show the first 47 decisions of the Zumma tester book and we will identify the
zones (or regions) of the single and multiple P’s.

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Example 1:

Shoe Hand Decision

1 1 B
1 2 B
1 3 B
1 4 B
1 5 P
1 6 B
1 7 B
1 8 B
1 9 P
1 10 P
1 11 P
1 12 P
1 13 P
1 14 P
1 15 P
1 16 B
1 17 B
1 18 P
1 19 B
1 20 B
1 21 B
1 22 P
1 23 P
1 24 B
1 25 B
1 26 B
1 27 B
1 28 P
1 29 B
1 30 P
1 31 P
1 32 P
1 33 B
1 34 B
1 35 B
1 36 B
1 37 P
1 38 P
1 39 B
1 40 B
1 41 P
1 42 B
1 43 B
1 44 P
1 45 P
1 46 P
1 47 P

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At Hand 5, we see a P preceded by a B and followed by a B, thus this is a zone of single P’s. This zone
starts wherever there are Banker decisions, until a P decision is followed by a P, thus all Hands between
Hand 1 all the way to Hand 10, where two P’s succeed.

Since at Hand 9 and 10, two P’s follow each other, we enter the zone of multiple P’s. We don’t know
until Hand 10, that we are having two successive P’s, thus Hand 9 is still within the single P zone. This
concept is very important to understand in order to apply the system properly.

Hands 11 to 15 are obviously within the multiple P zone, since they have nothing but repeating P’s.
Another good way of identifying those zones is to look at the last few decisions. If they had successive
P’s, or if the last 2 P’s were successive, we are in multiple P zone. If they had single P’s, or if the last P
decision was isolated between two B’s, we are in single P zone.

If we look at Hand 18, for instance, the most recent appearance of a P was within a multiple P zone.
Thus Hand 18 also belongs to multiple P zone. It’s not until Hand 19, that we see that Hand 18 is an
isolated P, thus we enter the single P zone at Hand 19.

Hands 22 and 23, which are two successive P’s, mark the beginning of the multiple P zone, that we enter
at Hand 24, after having identified that the last two appearances of the P decision was successive.

We are at single P zone at Hand 29.

Multiple P zone starting at Hand 32. In other words, the single P zone, that started at Hand 29 is
terminated at Hand 32, after we have detected two P’s in a row at Hands 30 and 31. Before Hand 31,
we do not know that the P will repeat and thus we are still in single P zone until we will go into the
multiple P zone after two successive P’s show up.

Thus Hand 32 all the way to Hand 41 are within the multiple P zone, since the most recent appearance
of P’s were successive or repeating.

The P at Hand 41 is isolated. It’s a single P. Thus we enter the single P zone at Hand 42.

Hands 44 and 45 are two successive or repeating P’s. We enter a multiple P zone at Hand 46.

Now that we understand the concept of single P zone and multiple P zones, let’s see what we will do with
it.

The rule of IBS9 for the bet selection is very simple. We would like to bet only when we are at the
multiple P zones. So, when we are at single P zone, we won’t be betting. We will bet on P only after a P
shows up in a multiple P zone. And we won’t place any bets after a B.

We will see later on that for IBS9 that bets on B only, we will bet on B only after a B shows up in a
multiple B zone. For roulette, we will bet on R (Red) only after a Red shows up in a multiple R zone, we
will bet on B (Black) only after a Black shows up on a multiple Black zone, we will bet on E (Even) only
after an Even shows up in a multiple E zone, and so on for all other even bet areas in Roulette. In
Craps, we will bet on a Pass Line only after the Pass Line shows up in a multiple Pass Line zone. We will
bet on Don’t Pass Line only after a Don’t Pass line shows up in a multiple Don’t Pass Line zone, etc.)

Since this portion of the system bets on P decisions only, the successive B decisions do not affect our
bets nor do we lose any bets on them, because we are betting only after a P shows up. If, say we have
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3 P’s followed up by 8 B’s, the first B will be a loss, the other 7 B’s will be skipped bets, thus will not be
losses for the system. We will see later on, that, successive B’s will be an asset when we bet on the B
side as well, because then we will be in multiple B zones betting after B’s.

The system ensures that only when we are in a “P rich” area, that we will be betting on a P and we will
be skipping all consecutive B’s and single P areas, thus gaining an advantage overall.

Let’s illustrate for the decisions of Example 1, that is, the first 47 of the Zumma decisions, to see when
we will be betting and we won’t, without the bet method (how much to bet) for now. The method will
determine how much we will bet and at what stage we will be closing winning runs.

Example 2:

Shoe Hand Decision When to Bet or not and Why

1 1 B  
1 2 B We don’t bet after a B.
1 3 B We don’t bet after a B.
1 4 B We don’t bet after a B.
1 5 P We don’t bet after a B.
1 6 B For the very first bet, we will simply follow the first P, thus we bet now.
Since P at Hand 5 is a single P, we stop betting now, as we enter the single P zone and we
1 7 B don’t bet after a B anyway.
1 8 B We don’t bet here, since we only bet after a P and Hand 7 was a B 
1 9 P We don’t bet here, since we only bet after a P and Hand 8 was a B 
1 10 P We still don’t bet, because up until this P, we are still in single P zone
1 11 P We bet now, because Hands 9 and 10 being two successive P’s, we are in multiple P zone.
1 12 P We continue betting, since we are in multiple P zone and we are betting after a P.
1 13 P We continue betting, since we are in multiple P zone and we are betting after a P
1 14 P We continue betting, since we are in multiple P zone and we are betting after a P
1 15 P We continue betting, since we are in multiple P zone and we are betting after a P
We continue betting, since we are still in multiple P zone, the most recent last few P’s being
1 16 B successive.
We don’t bet now, because despite the fact that we are still in multiple P zone, we bet only after
1 17 B a P and not after a B.
1 18 P No bets after a B.
We are still in multiple P zone, because until this B shows up, we don’t know that the P at Hand
18 will be single. Thus we bet here after the P, but we lose our bet. And since the P at Hand
1 19 B 18 is single, we enter a single P zone, where no bets are placed.
1 20 B  We don’t bet after a B.
1 21 B  We don’t bet after a B
1 22 P  We don’t bet after a B.
 We are after a P. But we still don’t bet, because we are still in a single P zone. Only after this
1 23 P decision, that we will be having 2 P’s in a row, thus entering a multiple P zone.
Thus we bet here, having entered a multiple P zone, but unfortunately a B comes and we lose
1 24 B our bet.
1 25 B We are in multiple P zone now, but we don’t bet after a B.
1 26 B We are in multiple P zone now, but we don’t bet after a B.
1 27 B We are in multiple P zone now, but we don’t bet after a B.
1 28 P We are in multiple P zone now, but we don’t bet after a B.
We surely bet now, because it’s after a P and we are still in multiple P zone. We won’t know
after this bet, that the P at Hand 28 will turn single and thus we will be in single P zone after
1 29 B this.

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 1 30 P We don’t bet after a B.
Yes, the previous decision was a P and this follows the previous P, but we don’t know this until
1 31 P this decisions comes up. So here we are still in single P mode and thus place no bets.
The two P’s in a row end the single P zone. We have entered the multiple P zone and thus we
1 32 P surely bet here.
1 33 B We bet here, too, because we are in multiple P zone and we are after a P, but we lose the bet.
1 34 B We don’t bet after a B. 
1 35 B We don’t bet after a B.
1 36 B We don’t bet after a B.
1 37 P We don’t bet after a B.
1 38 P We are surely in multiple P zone and we are after a P, thus we bet and we win.
1 39 B We are surely in multiple P zone and we are after a P, thus we bet and we lose.
1 40 B We don’t bet after a B. 
1 41 P We don’t bet after a B.  
We are still in multiple P zone and we are after a P, thus we bet and we lose. Only after this
1 42 B decision, that we enter a single P zone, thus we stop betting AFTER this bet.
1 43 B No bets: Single P zone and moreover after a B.
1 44 P No bets: Single P zone and moreover after a B.
1 45 P We are still in Single P zone after Hand 44, thus no bets.
1 46 P After the two P’s at Hands 44 and 45, we enter multiple P zone and we win.
1 47 P We are in multiple P zone and we are after a P, thus we bet and we win.

The comments in Example 2 explain at what stage we bet and when we don’t for the IBS9 version for
betting P only.

Now, we are ready to find out how much we bet when we bet and how we close runs in IBS9.

This will be done based on a few rules.

When we start a new run fresh we bet 1 unit.

One important rule we need to know that if we lose a bet, we bet 1 unit only. This avoids bets escalating
to a high degree should we encounter numerous losses consecutively.

We want to bet higher only when we are winning. Thus, after a win, we bet in such a way to recover all
previous losses.

We need to keep track of our wins and losses in such a way to know exactly how much to bet after a win.

If we lose our first bet, we register it into our IBS9 scheme as L 1 1, the first 1 being the 1 unit we would
like to gain at the end of the run and the second 1, the 1 unit we just lost.

Since we have lost our bet, the next bet is automatically 1 unit. If we lose another bet, we register this
new 1 unit we have bet on the scheme from the left and the scheme becomes 1 1 1

If we win the bet, we simply remove the 1 unit we have bet from the scheme and 1 1 becomes 1.

Next bet will be 1 unit, because we have only one 1 left in our scheme. If we win the next bet after the
previous win, the run will be over and we will be closing it with 1 unit profit and we start new fresh run by
betting 1 unit again.

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So far, we have seen how the system can win very short runs by betting not more than 1 unit only, quasi
flat betting.

Let’s see a more elaborate run.

Supposing we have being losing our first 4 bets. So our scheme is now 1 1 1 1 1 (5 times 1, despite the
four losses, because of the very initial 1 unit we register, the one we need to gain when we cancel all
figures).

Since we have been losing, the next bet is 1 unit. Say, we win that bet. We cancel one of the 1’s from
the scheme and we have now 1 1 1 1 (four 1’s).

After the win, we sum up all figures of the scheme, which is 1+1+1+1 = 4. We thus bet 4 units. If we win
that bet, we cancel all figures; the run is closed with 1 unit profit. If not, we register the 4 by appending it
to the right of the scheme, which becomes: 1 1 1 1 4.

What’s our next bet? Since we lost the last one, it’s 1 unit. If we lose this bet, too, we register it from the
left: 1 1 1 1 1 4. So each lost 1 unit is registered from the left. Each sum of the figures we lose are
registered from the right of the scheme. This makes it automatically an ascending series.

We keep betting 1 unit until our next win. Every time we lose our bets, we register it from the left. Let’s
say, we lose another 7 bets. Our scheme is now 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 (11 1’s and a 4). With a
double up Martingale system, this would haven been disastrous for the player.

After 7 losses, say we win our bet. Since we were betting 1 unit, we cancel that 1 unit from the left of our
scheme. Now we have 10 ones and a four (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4). After this win, we bet on the sum of all
figures: 14. If we win this bet, the run is over. If not, we register the 14 to the right of the scheme and we
continue until we have two consecutive wins.

At the above run, we lost 14 bets and we won 3 and the run still closed with 1 unit profit. This is a great
advantage of the method. All we needed was a 28 unit bankroll and the highest bet was 14 units. On a
Martingale system, winning after 7 losses would require: 1+2+4+8+16+32+64 = 127 units. Imagine what
would happen if we lost 30 bets. The Martingale would require millions of units and no table would allow
to bet such amount as the limits would be exceeded way before. We will see that IBS9 can hold 30
consecutive losses and still close the run with a profit without exceeding table limits.

You will also see that we will set our maximum bet limit in such a way, that will determine our loss stop
factor in order to limit our bets and our losses and still continue to be ahead overall.

We are ready now to apply the full method for IBS9, that bets on P only in Example 3 below. Remember
we are betting only in a multiple P zone after having identified it and entered it and only after a P shows
up within that zone. We are not betting after a B. After a loss, we are betting only 1 unit. Losing the 1
unit bet registers it from the left of the scheme. After a win of the last 1 unit we have bet, we are betting
the sum of all figures in the scheme. Losing that bet registers the loss from the right of the scheme.
Winning that bet closes the run. We will be using the same first 47 decisions of the Zumma tester book.

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Example 3:

Units
Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting P with
Units
IBS9
1 1 B      
1 2 B   0 0
1 3 B   0 0
1 4 B   0 0
1 5 P   0 0
1 6 B 11 0 0
1 7 B   0 0
1 8 B   0 0
1 9 P   0 0
1 10 P   0 0
1 11 P 1 0 0
1 12 P End of run 1 1
1 13 P End of run 1 2
1 14 P End of run 1 3
1 15 P End of run 1 4
1 16 B 11 0 4
1 17 B   0 4
1 18 P   0 4
1 19 B 111 0 4
1 20 B   0 4
1 21 B   0 4
1 22 P   0 4
1 23 P   0 4
1 24 B 1111 0 4
1 25 B   0 4
1 26 B   0 4
1 27 B   0 4
1 28 P   0 4
1 29 B 11111 0 4
1 30 P   0 4
1 31 P   0 4
1 32 P 1111 0 4
1 33 B 11114 0 4
1 34 B   0 4
1 35 B   0 4
1 36 B   0 4
1 37 P   0 4
1 38 P 1114 0 4
1 39 B 11147 0 4
1 40 B   0 4
1 41 P   0 4
1 42 B 111147 0 4
1 43 B   0 4
1 44 P   0 4
1 45 P   0 4
1 46 P 11147 0 4
1 47 P End of run 1 5
IBS9 closes 5 runs with 5 units profit for 47 decisions in the above example.

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One doesn’t bet until after the first appearance of P. One bets 1 unit at Hand 6 and this bet is lost. The
scheme has 1 1. A single P zone has been entered, thus no bets until a double P shows up (Hands 9
and 10).

One resumes betting (1 unit) at Hand 11. The 1 unit is won, thus eliminated from the scheme, which
becomes just 1. Then all figures of the scheme is 1. That’s what we bet next on Hand 12 (always on P).
That bet is also won. The run closes with 1 unit profit.

A new run starts at Hand 13 betting 1 unit and that run closes right away.

So do the runs at Hands 14 and 15.

A new run starts at Hand 16. The bet is lost. The scheme becomes 1 1. According to the last few P’s,
we are in multiple P zone, thus we will place a bet of 1 unit (since we lost the previous bet) after the next
P at Hand 19. We lose that bet to a B, too. The scheme becomes 1 1 1. Now, we have entered a single
P zone because the P at Hand 18 was surrounded by B’s.

Thus we will not place any bets until we re-enter a multiple P zone, which is identified by the double P at
Hands 22 and 23. Since we lost the previous bet, we place a 1 unit bet at Hand 24. A B comes up. We
lose that bet, too. Our scheme becomes 1 1 1 1.

According to the last set of P’s we are still in multiple P zone. Thus we will place a bet after the next P,
which happens at Hand 28. We lose the 1 unit bet at Hand 29 to a B. And we enter again the single P
zone. The scheme is now 1 1 1 1 1 ( 5 times 1)

We wait for a double P to enter the multiple P zone and that happens at Hands 30 and 31. We bet 1 unit
at Hand 32. We win this bet and thus cancel one of the 1’s from the left. We are left with 4 ones on our
scheme (1 1 1 1 ). After the win, we bet on the sum of all the numbers on the scheme 1+1+1+1 = 4.

We lose that 4 unit bet at Hand 33. We register the lost 4 to the right of the scheme: 1 1 1 1 4.

We are still in multiple P zone. Thus we will place a 1 unit bet (since we lost the last bet) after the next P,
which happens at Hand 37. We win the bet on P at Hand 38 and we cancel the 1 unit we have bet and
the scheme becomes 1 1 1 4. After this win, we bet on the sum of all figures: 1+1+1+4 = 7 units next at
Hand 39. We lose the bet to a B and we register the lost 7 units to the right of the scheme, which
becomes: 1 1 1 4 7.

We are still in multiple P zone. Thus we will bet 1 unit after the next P at Hand 42. We lose that bet and
register the lost 1 to the left of the scheme, which becomes: 1 1 1 1 4 7.

We enter a single P zone. And we wait for a double P to occur before we start betting again. And this
happens at Hands 44 and 45.

We resume betting again at Hand 46 with 1 unit. We win that bet at Hand 46. We eliminate that won 1
unit from the scheme, that becomes now: 1 1 1 4 7. After this win, we bet the sum of all figures
1+1+1+4+7 = 14 units next. We win this bet at Hand 47 and having cancelled all the figures of the
scheme, we close the run with 1 unit profit and start a new fresh run with 1 unit at Hand 48.

This was pretty straightforward. In order to understand the power of IBS9, let’s view another Example,
where lots of potential losses are skipped due to being in single P zone and while we simple wait for
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entry of the multiple P zone. Example 4 below is again from the Zumma tester book at a later stage.
The Net Units profit column is as per its real status. Yes, we are up by 2105 units by shoe 354.

Example 4:

Units
Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting P with
Units
IBS9
354 8 P End of run 1 2105
354 9 P End of run 1 2106
354 10 B 11 0 2106
354 11 P   0 2106
354 12 P 1 0 2106
354 13 B 11 0 2106
354 14 B   0 2106
354 15 P   0 2106
354 16 P 1 0 2106
354 17 B 11 0 2106
354 18 B   0 2106
354 19 B   0 2106
354 20 B   0 2106
354 21 P   0 2106
354 22 B 111 0 2106
354 23 B   0 2106
354 24 B   0 2106
354 25 B   0 2106
354 26 B   0 2106
354 27 B   0 2106
354 28 P   0 2106
354 29 B   0 2106
354 30 P   0 2106
354 31 P   0 2106
354 32 B 1111 0 2106
354 33 P   0 2106
354 34 P 111 0 2106
354 35 B 1113 0 2106
354 36 B   0 2106
354 37 P   0 2106
354 38 B 11113 0 2106
354 39 P   0 2106
354 40 B   0 2106
354 41 P   0 2106
354 42 P   0 2106
354 43 P 1113 0 2106
354 44 B 11136 0 2106
354 45 B   0 2106
354 46 B   0 2106
354 47 B   0 2106
354 48 P   0 2106
354 49 B 111136 0 2106
354 50 B   0 2106
354 51 P   0 2106
354 52 B   0 2106
354 53 B   0 2106
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354 54 P 0 2106
354 55 B   0 2106
354 56 P   0 2106
354 57 B   0 2106
354 58 P   0 2106
354 59 P   0 2106
354 60 P 11136 0 2106
354 61 P End of run 1 2107

As you can see, after closing a couple of runs at Hands 8 and 9 of shoe 354, we are obviously in multiple
P zone. Until Hand 22, we continue being in multiple P zone, as P’s come in doubles so far. After the
single P of Hand 21, we enter the single P zone, where had we betted we would be in losses. There are
a few single P decisions up until Hands 30 and 31, where two successive P’s finally end the single P
zone and we resume betting at Hand 32.

The multiple P zone continues until Hand 38, where we enter the single P zone again and we stop
betting. Thus we don’t bet at Hand 40 after the P, being still in single P zone.

The single P zone ends after the 2 P’s of Hands 41 and 42. Thus we bet at Hand 43 and 44. We also
bet at Hand 49 being still in multiple P zone. After the loss of Hand 49, we are again in single P mode
and this continues up until the double P’s of Hand 58 and 59. We don’t bet after the P’s of Hands 51,
54, and 56, because during that time we are in single P zone. Thus we skip all those losses.

A double win at Hands 60 and 61 mark the end of run and we climb to a profit of 2107 units.

Following is another example of skipping losses due to being in single P zone:

Example 5:

Units
Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting P with
Units
IBS9
24 19 P End of run 1 133
24 20 P End of run 1 134
24 21 B 11 0 134
24 22 B   0 134
24 23 P   0 134
24 24 B 111 0 134
24 25 P   0 134
24 26 B   0 134
24 27 B   0 134
24 28 B   0 134
24 29 B   0 134
24 30 P   0 134
24 31 B   0 134
24 32 B   0 134
24 33 B   0 134
24 34 B   0 134
24 35 P   0 134
24 36 B   0 134
24 37 B   0 134

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 24 38 P   0 134
24 39 B   0 134
24 40 P   0 134
24 41 B   0 134
24 42 P   0 134
24 43 B   0 134
24 44 B   0 134
24 45 P   0 134
24 46 P   0 134
24 47 B 1111 0 134
24 48 P   0 134
24 49 B 11111 0 134
24 50 B   0 134
24 51 B   0 134
24 52 B   0 134
24 53 B   0 134
24 54 P   0 134
24 55 P   0 134
24 56 P 1111 0 134
24 57 B 11114 0 134
24 58 P   0 134
24 59 P 1114 0 134
24 60 P End of run 1 135

At Shoe 24, Decision 24, we enter the single P zone, due to the single P at Hand 23. Single P zone
remains so up until Hands 45 and 46 when a double P finally comes up. During that time, we skip all
potential losses of not betting after single P’s occurring at Hands: 25, 35, 38, 40 and 42, thus reducing
the size of the bets and requiring less bankroll overall.

There will be some tough runs, where single P zones will alternate with multiple P zones and we still are
in danger of raising our bets, although you realize that such runs are very rare and are results of extreme
coincidences. Nevertheless, we should expect them and be ready to take appropriate action in order
not to lose all the profits we made so far and remain profitable at all times.

One solid appropriate action is to limit our maximum bet to a set figure. This figure or rather a few
figures have been already optimized for you by means of the attached simulation. In order to make a
total profit of 2213 units for the 600 Zumma shoes, or 41007 decisions, the maximum bet of 537 units
allows us to win continuously with only 2 abandoned runs, when the maximum bet was to be exceeded.
In fact, the following chart should give you a good idea on how much profit is made for each set
maximum bet:

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 Max Number of End
bet Abandoned Runs profit
1267 0 3564
717 1 2296
537 2 2213
445 3 1681
444 5 789
443 6 344

In order for the system to be totally infallible with no abandoned runs and generate 3564 units, one would
need to be able to place a maximum bet of 1267 units, for which there are not too many tables at most
casinos, unless one starts with a 0.10 bet and switches to a table of 1-500 range, thus expanding the
range to 1-5000 units. Still, do we want to place a $500 bet in order to win 10 cts?

Within a 1-600 type of range, though, it would be reasonable to allow bets to go as high as 537 units in
order to maximize the profits. After all, only 2 runs are abandoned in 41,007 decisions. At $10 a unit,
one can make $22,130 in 600 shoes. A shoe is played in 1 hour approximately and 600 shoes would
mean 600 hours of play or about 2 months, depending on the frequency of your play.

The rule for the maximum bet is that if the next bet should exceed the maximum set bet, the next bet is
not placed and the run is abandoned with an accepted amount of loss, which is a figure close to about
twice as much as the maximum bet.

Let’s view such a run within the Zumma tester book. We can actually view both abandoned runs of the
maximum set bet of 537 units. Those runs are the only ones that are abandoned with a accepted
amount of loss, which still does not bring the overall net to a negative figure:

Example 6:

Units
Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting P with
Units
IBS9
400 37 P End of run 1 2350
400 38 P End of run 1 2351
400 39 B 11 0 2351
400 40 P   0 2351
400 41 P 1 0 2351
400 42 B 11 0 2351
400 43 B   0 2351
400 44 B   0 2351
400 45 P   0 2351
400 46 P 1 0 2351
400 47 B 11 0 2351
400 48 B   0 2351
400 49 P   0 2351
400 50 B 111 0 2351
400 51 P   0 2351
400 52 B   0 2351
400 53 B   0 2351
400 54 P   0 2351

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400 55 P   0 2351
400 56 P 11 0 2351
400 57 B 112 0 2351
400 58 P   0 2351
400 59 P 12 0 2351
400 60 B 123 0 2351
400 61 B   0 2351
400 62 B   0 2351
400 63 P   0 2351
400 64 P 23 0 2351
400 65 B 235 0 2351
400 66 B   0 2351
400 67 B   0 2351
400 68 B   0 2351
401 1 B   0 2351
401 2 B   0 2351
401 3 P   0 2351
401 4 B 1235 0 2351
401 5 P   0 2351
401 6 P   0 2351
401 7 B 11235 0 2351
401 8 P   0 2351
401 9 P 1235 0 2351
401 10 B 1 2 3 5 11 0 2351
401 11 B   0 2351
401 12 B   0 2351
401 13 B   0 2351
401 14 B   0 2351
401 15 B   0 2351
401 16 P   0 2351
401 17 P 2 3 5 11 0 2351
401 18 B 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351
401 19 P   0 2351
401 20 B 1 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351
401 21 B   0 2351
401 22 B   0 2351
401 23 B   0 2351
401 24 P   0 2351
401 25 B   0 2351
401 26 B   0 2351
401 27 P   0 2351
401 28 P   0 2351
401 29 B 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351
401 30 B   0 2351
401 31 P   0 2351
401 32 B 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351
401 33 P   0 2351
401 34 B   0 2351
401 35 B   0 2351
401 36 P   0 2351
401 37 P   0 2351
401 38 B 1 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351
401 39 P   0 2351
401 40 P 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 0 2351

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 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45

401 41 B 0 2351
401 42 B   0 2351
401 43 B   0 2351
401 44 B   0 2351
401 45 P   0 2351
401 46 B 1 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 0 2351
401 47 P   0 2351
401 48 B   0 2351
401 49 P   0 2351
401 50 P   0 2351
401 51 P 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 0 2351
401 52 B 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 0 2351
401 53 B   0 2351
401 54 P   0 2351
401 55 B 1 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 0 2351
401 56 B   0 2351
401 57 P   0 2351
401 58 P   0 2351
401 59 P 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 0 2351
401 60 B 1 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 180 0 2351
401 61 P   0 2351
401 62 P 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 180 0 2351
401 63 B 1 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 180 359 0 2351
402 1 P   0 2351
402 2 P 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 180 359 0 1634
402 3 P End of run 0 1635

Up until Shoe 400, there are absolutely no losing runs, until the run at Example 5 above occurs.

At shoe 402 Hand 2, we win the bet, which cancels the leftmost 1. However, our next bet is above the
set limit of 537 units, because it would be the sum of all: 1 2 3 5 11 21 45 90 180 359. We thus abandon
the run after having invested 717 units and our net profit drops from 2351 to 1634. This is a bit
unfortunate, but we are still way ahead. If the frequency of those unfortunate runs was higher, then the
system would not be a long term winning one. Fortunately, we remain with our profits and we end up
positively despite such uneventful runs.

Here is the second such run.

Example 7:

Units
Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting P with
Units
IBS9
486 33 P 1 0 2165
486 34 P End of run 1 2166
486 35 B 11 0 2166
486 36 B   0 2166
486 37 B   0 2166
486 38 B   0 2166
486 39 B   0 2166
486 40 P   0 2166

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486 41 B 0 2166
486 42 P   0 2166
486 43 B   0 2166
486 44 P   0 2166
486 45 B   0 2166
486 46 B   0 2166
486 47 B   0 2166
486 48 B   0 2166
486 49 P   0 2166
486 50 B   0 2166
486 51 B   0 2166
486 52 P   0 2166
486 53 B   0 2166
486 54 B   0 2166
486 55 P   0 2166
486 56 B   0 2166
486 57 P   0 2166
486 58 P   0 2166
486 59 P 11 0 2166
486 60 B 112 0 2166
486 61 P   0 2166
486 62 B 1112 0 2166
486 63 P   0 2166
486 64 P   0 2166
486 65 B 11112 0 2166
487 1 P   0 2166
487 2 B 111112 0 2166
487 3 B   0 2166
487 4 P   0 2166
487 5 B   0 2166
487 6 P   0 2166
487 7 P   0 2166
487 8 B 1111112 0 2166
487 9 B   0 2166
487 10 P   0 2166
487 11 B 11111112 0 2166
487 12 P   0 2166
487 13 B   0 2166
487 14 B   0 2166
487 15 P   0 2166
487 16 B   0 2166
487 17 P   0 2166
487 18 P   0 2166
487 19 B 111111112 0 2166
487 20 P   0 2166
487 21 B 1111111112 0 2166
487 22 P   0 2166
487 23 B   0 2166
487 24 P   0 2166
487 25 P   0 2166
487 26 P 111111112 0 2166
487 27 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 0 2166
487 28 B   0 2166
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 487 29 B   0 2166
487 30 B   0 2166
487 31 B   0 2166
487 32 P   0 2166
487 33 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 0 2166
487 34 B   0 2166
487 35 B   0 2166
487 36 B   0 2166
487 37 B   0 2166
487 38 B   0 2166
487 39 B   0 2166
487 40 P   0 2166
487 41 P   0 2166
487 42 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 0 2166
487 43 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 0 2166
487 44 P   0 2166
487 45 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 0 2166
487 46 P   0 2166
487 47 P   0 2166
487 48 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 0 2166
487 49 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 0 2166
487 50 P   0 2166
487 51 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 0 2166
487 52 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 0 2166
487 53 P   0 2166
487 54 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 0 2166
487 55 B   0 2166
487 56 B   0 2166
487 57 B   0 2166
487 58 B   0 2166
487 59 P   0 2166
487 60 P   0 2166
487 61 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 0 2166
488 1 B   0 2166
488 2 B   0 2166
488 3 P   0 2166
488 4 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 0 2166
488 5 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 159 0 2166
488 6 P   0 2166
488 7 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 159 0 2166
488 8 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 159 317 0 2166
488 9 P   0 2166
488 10 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 10 20 40 79 159 317 0 2166
488 11 B 11 0 1533

As you can tell, the profits have been rising from 1634 units from Shoe 402, Hand 3 to 2166 units up until
Shoe 486 Hand 34, since there were no abandoned runs between those decisions, that you can see in
the simulation attached. The second abandoned run of the entire 600 simulation occurs at the run of the
Example 7 above.

At Shoe 488, Hand 10 the bet is won, but the next bet requires the betting of higher than the set
maximum bet of 537 units. Thus the run is abandoned with an accepted loss of 633 units, reducing our
net balance from 2166 to 1533, still leaving us way ahead on the good side.

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After that, there are no abandoned runs until the end of all 600 shoes and one finishes with an end profit
of 2213 units betting on the P side only.

Now, let’s talk about how we apply the same system, but betting on the B side only.

Betting on the B side produces less profits than betting on the P side only because of commissions.
Since some bets go higher than 40-50 units, the 5% commission charged by the casinos reduce the
amount of profits. In fact, some runs do not end at +1 unit, but at -3 or -4 units. Despite all that,
however, the good news is that IBS9 still is profitable on the long run, as the frequency of runs using
smaller units is way much higher than runs that escalate the bets.

We will apply the system exactly as we applied it for betting for P only, except that when we win, we will
pay the 5% commission on each win.

Let’s illustrate this with an example taken from the Zumma shoes. In fact, let’s take the same first 51
decisions we used in the earlier examples for betting P only.

Example 8:

Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting B Units
Units
1 1 B      
1 2 B End of run 0.95 0.95
1 3 B End of run 0.95 1.9
1 4 B End of run 0.95 2.85
1 5 P 11 0 2.85
1 6 B   0 2.85
1 7 B 1 0 2.85
1 8 B End of run 0.9 3.75
1 9 P 11 0 3.75
1 10 P   0 3.75
1 11 P   0 3.75
1 12 P   0 3.75
1 13 P   0 3.75
1 14 P   0 3.75
1 15 P   0 3.75
1 16 B   0 3.75
1 17 B 1 0 3.75
1 18 P 11 0 3.75
1 19 B   0 3.75
1 20 B 1 0 3.75
1 21 B End of run 0.9 4.65
1 22 P 11 0 4.65
1 23 P   0 4.65
1 24 B   0 4.65
1 25 B 1 0 4.65
1 26 B End of run 0.9 5.55
1 27 B End of run 0.95 6.5
1 28 P 11 0 6.5
1 29 B   0 6.5
1 30 P 111 0 6.5
1 31 P   0 6.5
1 32 P   0 6.5
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 1 33 B   0 6.5
1 34 B   0 6.5
1 35 B 11 0 6.5
1 36 B End of run 0.85 7.35
1 37 P 11 0 7.35
1 38 P   0 7.35
1 39 B   0 7.35
1 40 B 1 0 7.35
1 41 P 11 0 7.35
1 42 B   0 7.35
1 43 B 1 0 7.35
1 44 P 11 0 7.35
1 45 P   0 7.35
1 46 P   0 7.35
1 47 P   0 7.35
1 48 P   0 7.35
1 49 B   0 7.35
1 50 B 1 0 7.35
1 51 B End of run 0.9 8.25

First of all, a few words about how we transpose the system from betting P only to betting B only.
Simple: having in mind the betting on P system, we look at all B’s as though they were P’s and all P’s, as
though they were B’s.

The exact same principles will apply for betting B only. We will be in single B zone, when the most
recent B decision is preceded with a P and followed by a P. We will be in multiple B zones, when the
most recent B decisions have repeated. We will be betting B only after a B and only in multiple B zones,
to avoid losses of single B’s in single B zones.

The betting scheme is also the same with the exception of applying the Banker win commissions as
illustrated in Example 8 above.

Let’s explain Example 8 above:

The first few decisions at Hands 2 to 4 are won. Remember, for the very first use of the system, we
simply follow the very first B. The won unit is commissioned by 5%. Thus our profit is registered as 0.95
under the Units column.

We lose our bet at Hand 5 to a P. We were betting 1 unit. Thus we register the unit we have just lost on
our scheme 1 1, again the very first 1 being the unit we would like to win at the end of the run, and the
second 1, the unit we just lost.

We are in multiple B zone, thus we place our 1 unit bet at Hand 7. We win the bet. We eliminate the 1
unit of our scheme. But we take the paid 5% commission into account within our Net Balance.
We place again a 1 unit bet at Hand 8. Winning this bet closes the run and eliminates all figures from
the scheme. Since we paid commission twice on 1 unit within this run, the Units profited were 0.90,
which is added to the previous 0.95 in our Net Balance, which goes from 2.85 to 3.75 units, rather than 4
whole units at the end of winning four runs.

Similar runs occur throughout those 51 decisions. At Hand 36, we were betting 2 units to close the run.
Thus the profit for the run ends up being 0.85 units.

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Let’s see a run now, where it ends with a small negative figure, because of its length and because of
numerous paid commissions:

Example 9:

Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting B Units
Units
409 65 B End of run 0.95 670.1
409 66 P 11 0 670.1
409 67 P   0 670.1
409 68 P   0 670.1
410 1 P   0 670.1
410 2 P   0 670.1
410 3 B   0 670.1
410 4 B 1 0 670.1
410 5 P 11 0 670.1
410 6 P   0 670.1
410 7 P   0 670.1
410 8 B   0 670.1
410 9 B 1 0 670.1
410 10 P 11 0 670.1
410 11 P   0 670.1
410 12 P   0 670.1
410 13 B   0 670.1
410 14 B 1 0 670.1
410 15 P 11 0 670.1
410 16 B   0 670.1
410 17 B 1 0 670.1
410 18 P 11 0 670.1
410 19 P   0 670.1
410 20 P   0 670.1
410 21 P   0 670.1
410 22 B   0 670.1
410 23 P 111 0 670.1
410 24 P   0 670.1
410 25 P   0 670.1
410 26 P   0 670.1
410 27 P   0 670.1
410 28 B   0 670.1
410 29 P   0 670.1
410 30 B   0 670.1
410 31 P   0 670.1
410 32 B   0 670.1
410 33 P   0 670.1
410 34 B   0 670.1
410 35 P   0 670.1
410 36 P   0 670.1
410 37 P   0 670.1
410 38 B   0 670.1
410 39 P   0 670.1
410 40 P   0 670.1
410 41 B   0 670.1
410 42 B   0 670.1
410 43 P 1111 0 670.1
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410 44 P   0 670.1
410 45 B   0 670.1
410 46 P 11111 0 670.1
410 47 B   0 670.1
410 48 B   0 670.1
410 49 P 111111 0 670.1
410 50 B   0 670.1
410 51 P 1111111 0 670.1
410 52 B   0 670.1
410 53 P   0 670.1
410 54 B   0 670.1
410 55 P   0 670.1
410 56 P   0 670.1
410 57 B   0 670.1
410 58 P   0 670.1
410 59 B   0 670.1
410 60 P   0 670.1
410 61 B   0 670.1
410 62 P   0 670.1
410 63 P   0 670.1
410 64 P   0 670.1
410 65 B   0 670.1
410 66 B   0 670.1
410 67 P 11111111 0 670.1
411 1 P   0 670.1
411 2 B   0 670.1
411 3 P 111111111 0 670.1
411 4 P   0 670.1
411 5 P   0 670.1
411 6 B   0 670.1
411 7 P   0 670.1
411 8 P   0 670.1
411 9 B   0 670.1
411 10 B   0 670.1
411 11 P 1111111111 0 670.1
411 12 P   0 670.1
411 13 P   0 670.1
411 14 P   0 670.1
411 15 B   0 670.1
411 16 B 111111111 0 670.1
411 17 P 1111111119 0 670.1
411 18 B   0 670.1
411 19 P 11111111119 0 670.1
411 20 P   0 670.1
411 21 P   0 670.1
411 22 P   0 670.1
411 23 B   0 670.1
411 24 B   0 670.1
411 25 B 1111111119 0 670.1
411 26 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 0 670.1
411 27 P   0 670.1
411 28 B   0 670.1
411 29 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 0 670.1
411 30 B   0 670.1

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 411 31 P   0 670.1
411 32 B   0 670.1
411 33 P   0 670.1
411 34 B   0 670.1
411 35 P   0 670.1
411 36 P   0 670.1
411 37 B   0 670.1
411 38 B   0 670.1
411 39 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 0 670.1
411 40 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 0 670.1
411 41 B   0 670.1
411 42 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 0 670.1
411 43 B   0 670.1
411 44 B   0 670.1
411 45 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 0 670.1
411 46 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 72 0 670.1
411 47 P   0 670.1
411 48 B   0 670.1
411 49 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 72 0 670.1
411 50 P   0 670.1
411 51 B   0 670.1
411 52 B   0 670.1
411 53 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 18 36 72 0 670.1
411 54 B End of run -6.25 663.85
411 55 B End of run 0.95 664.8

The run that starts at Shoe 409 Hand 66 finally ends at Shoe 411 Hand 54, but because of its unusual
length, it ends with -6.25 units instead of a positive value. As mentioned before, since those runs are
rare and the quantity of small runs with profits is so large, that we still end up positive at the end of 600
shoes.

The system generates 414.95 units within the 600 shoes, having a maximum bet of 537 units.

Max Abandoned End

bet Runs Profit
537 4 414.95

Note that the maximum bet parameter for maximum profit is identical to the one for betting P only, which
makes it very convenient when we will eventually combine both strategies of betting P and B.
Four runs are abandoned where the maximum bet would exceed the set maximum of 537 units.

The runs are abandoned exactly the same way as betting the P side. Should the next bet exceed the set
maximum, the run is abandoned with an accepted loss. We reset and start a new run.

Here is the last (fourth) abandoned run, which occurs at Shoe 587, Hand 67. We were at +982.75 units
before that and the profits drop by the amount wagered so far, including all paid commissions to +376.75
units.

Example 10:

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 Net
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting B Units
Units
586 27 B End of run 0.8 982.75
586 28 P 11 0 982.75
586 29 B   0 982.75
586 30 B 1 0 982.75
586 31 P 11 0 982.75
586 32 P   0 982.75
586 33 B   0 982.75
586 34 P 111 0 982.75
586 35 B   0 982.75
586 36 P   0 982.75
586 37 B   0 982.75
586 38 P   0 982.75
586 39 P   0 982.75
586 40 P   0 982.75
586 41 P   0 982.75
586 42 B   0 982.75
586 43 P   0 982.75
586 44 P   0 982.75
586 45 P   0 982.75
586 46 P   0 982.75
586 47 B   0 982.75
586 48 P   0 982.75
586 49 P   0 982.75
586 50 P   0 982.75
586 51 P   0 982.75
586 52 P   0 982.75
586 53 P   0 982.75
586 54 P   0 982.75
586 55 P   0 982.75
586 56 P   0 982.75
586 57 P   0 982.75
586 58 B   0 982.75
586 59 P   0 982.75
586 60 B   0 982.75
586 61 P   0 982.75
586 62 B   0 982.75
586 63 B   0 982.75
586 64 P 1111 0 982.75
586 65 P   0 982.75
586 66 B   0 982.75
586 67 P 11111 0 982.75
586 68 P   0 982.75
586 69 P   0 982.75
587 1 B   0 982.75
587 2 B   0 982.75
587 3 P 111111 0 982.75
587 4 P   0 982.75
587 5 B   0 982.75
587 6 B 11111 0 982.75
587 7 P 111115 0 982.75
587 8 B   0 982.75
587 9 B 11115 0 982.75

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587 10 P 111159 0 982.75
587 11 P   0 982.75
587 12 B   0 982.75
587 13 P 1111159 0 982.75
587 14 P   0 982.75
587 15 B   0 982.75
587 16 B   0 982.75
587 17 P 11111159 0 982.75
587 18 B   0 982.75
587 19 B 1111159 0 982.75
587 20 P 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 0 982.75
587 21 P   0 982.75
587 22 P   0 982.75
587 23 P   0 982.75
587 24 B   0 982.75
587 25 B 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 0 982.75
587 26 P 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 0 982.75
587 27 B   0 982.75
587 28 P 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 0 982.75
587 29 B   0 982.75
587 30 B   0 982.75
587 31 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 0 982.75
587 32 P   0 982.75
587 33 B   0 982.75
587 34 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 0 982.75
587 35 P   0 982.75
587 36 B   0 982.75
587 37 B   0 982.75
587 38 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 0 982.75
587 39 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 0 982.75
587 40 P   0 982.75
587 41 P   0 982.75
587 42 B   0 982.75
587 43 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 0 982.75
587 44 B   0 982.75
587 45 P   0 982.75
587 46 P   0 982.75
587 47 P   0 982.75
587 48 P   0 982.75
587 49 B   0 982.75
587 50 B   0 982.75
587 51 B 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 0 982.75
587 52 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 152 0 982.75
587 53 P   0 982.75
587 54 B   0 982.75
587 55 B 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 152 0 982.75
587 56 P 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 152 303 0 982.75
587 57 B   0 982.75
587 58 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 152 303 0 982.75
587 59 P   0 982.75
587 60 B   0 982.75
587 61 P   0 982.75
587 62 B   0 982.75
587 63 P   0 982.75

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 587 64 P   0 982.75
587 65 B   0 982.75
587 66 B   0 982.75
587 67 B 1 1 1 1 1 5 9 19 37 76 152 303 0 982.75
587 68 B 11 0 376.75

After this run, no other run is abandoned until the end of the 600 shoes and we end up with a profit of
414.95 units, having taken all paid commissions into account.

The last run doesn’t fully end at the end of 600 shoes and needs to be taken to the next shoe, continuing
the progression. This is what we do for all bets, since we can’t tell when the run will be over or if it will be
over within the same shoe or close to the end of the shoe. Thus each run that does not close at the end
of the shoe is continued on the next shoe, as though the shoes were continuous in terms of the bet
selection and method.

Now we are ready to combine the two strategies of betting on the P side with the betting on the B side.

Two players using IBS9, one of them betting on the P side and the other on the B side would each apply
the system separately using the bet selection and the method and would make their own profits.

What if the casino does not allow the sitting and waiting for the right opportunity and asks the players to
place bets more frequently with the risk of losing their seats, if they don’t do so?

Well, one person can run both sides: betting for P and betting for B on one’s own merging the two sides’
strategies and add to one’s profit, thus making 2213 units on the P side and 414.95 on the B side totaling
to a net profit of 2213 + 414.95 = 2627.95 units.

Let’s see how we can merge the betting on P and the betting on B in one system, which integrates IBS9
totally and we end up placing bets 98% of the time.

The following example will illustrate this integrated technique. Again, let’s take the very first 51 decisions
of Zumma to see this clearly and compare.

Example 11:

Total
Shoe Hand Decision IBS9 Scheme - Betting B and P Units B
and P
1 1 B    
1 2 B End of run 0.95
1 3 B End of run 1.9
1 4 B End of run 2.85
1 5 P 11 2.85
1 6 B 11 2.85
1 7 B 1 2.85
1 8 B End of run 3.75
1 9 P 11 3.75
1 10 P   3.75
1 11 P 1 3.75
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 End of run
1 12 P 4.75
1 13 P End of run 5.75
1 14 P End of run 6.75
1 15 P End of run 7.75
1 16 B 11 7.75
1 17 B 1 7.75
1 18 P 11 7.75
1 19 B 111 7.75
1 20 B 1 7.75
1 21 B End of run 8.65
1 22 P 11 8.65
1 23 P   8.65
1 24 B 1111 8.65
1 25 B 1 8.65
1 26 B End of run 9.55
1 27 B End of run 10.5
1 28 P 11 10.5
1 29 B 11111 10.5
1 30 P 111 10.5
1 31 P   10.5
1 32 P 1111 10.5
1 33 B 11114 10.5
1 34 B   10.5
1 35 B 11 10.5
1 36 B End of run 11.35
1 37 P 11 11.35
1 38 P 1114 11.35
1 39 B 11147 11.35
1 40 B 1 11.35
1 41 P 11 11.35
1 42 B 111147 11.35
1 43 B 1 11.35
1 44 P 11 11.35
1 45 P   11.35
1 46 P 11147 11.35
1 47 P End of run 12.35
1 48 P End of run 13.35
1 49 B 11 13.35
1 50 B 1 13.35
1 51 B End of run 14.25

You will see that during this integration process, we will never be betting the P side and the B side at the
same time. You will notice, that when we are betting for the P side, we won’t be betting for the B side
and vice versa. In other words, the betting of the B side will alternate with the betting of the P side and
the use of IBS9 will take turns to bet on either side one after another. We just have to know where we
are at any point of time and how we are switching from betting on the B side to the betting of the P side
and vice versa. We need to manage each scheme for the P side and the B side, and look at them as two
separate schemes played alternatively.

Explaining Example 11 above: We come to the Baccarat table and we don’t place any bets for the very
first decision, which happens to be a B. Since this is the very first decision, we simply follow B and we

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place a bet on B with 1 unit. We win the bet. We end the run. Because of the 5% commission on a
Banker win, our net profit is 0.95 units.

We end two more runs at Hands 3 and 4, betting B.

We still bet B at Hand 5, but we lose the bet to a P. The scheme for the B side is registered 1 1 because
of this loss.

Because this is the very first appearance of P, we follow P for the next bet. We lose the bet, and that
puts us in a single P zone. The betting scheme for the P side is now is also 1 1 at Hand 6. Since we
are not placing any bets on the P side during single P zone, that switches us to the placing bets on the B
side. Not only because of that, because also we happen to be in a multiple B zone, as the last few
decisions of B have repeated.

As you may have already noticed, we won’t be placing any bets at all is when both sides are in single
zone, that is the P side will in a single P zone and the B side will be in single B zone. This is typical in a
chop mode where P and B alternate as in B P B P B P. Since they are all single occurrences making our
bets lose, it is very convenient to skip all chops and this is done automatically by the system’s
instructions.

After the B of Hand 6, we detect we are in multiple B zone, thus we place a bet on B at Hand 7. We win
this bet and the scheme becomes 1 for the B side. We continue betting B, until we close the run for the
B side at Hand 8.

We bet B at Hand 9, but a P comes up. We lose the bet and the scheme for the B side is now 1 1 as
registered.

What happens now? We don’t bet B after a P. We could bet P after a P, but we are not in multiple P
zone yet. In fact, we are still in single P zone, due to the last occurrence of a P being singled out. Thus
we place no bets at all at Hand 10.

We simply observe Hand 10 and another P shows up. This marks the beginning of the multiple P zone.
Thus we switch from betting on the B side to the betting of the P side and place a 1 unit bet on P at Hand
11, keeping in mind (or rather having written down) that the scheme for the P side was 1 1. Winning the
bet to a P at Hand 11 erases one of the 1’s of this scheme and it becomes 1.

We continue betting P being in multiple P zone and after a P. We close four runs at Hands 12 -15. Note
that this time we are adding 1 whole unit to our Net Units (cumulative net balance) every time we close a
run betting on the P side.

You have seen that betting on the P side was 5 times more profitable, because of commissions charged
on the B side. Nevertheless both sides are profitable. By integrating the two sides, we make the system
a bit more complex, but if you can manage it, use it by all means. If not, and if the casino lets you wait or
lets you bet behind someone’s shoulder, you could bet just the P side and not worry about commissions
or having to keep and maintain two schemes (for the B side and for the P side).

If the maintenance of two sides on the same chart is difficult, you can write the two schemes separately
and place bets on the B side or the P side according to the way they take turn.

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The following chart shows the betting of the two sides separately (it is included in the attached
simulation).

Example 12:

Units Net Units Net

IBS9 Scheme - Betting
Shoe Hand Decision Betting Units IBS9 Scheme - Betting P Betting Units
B
B B P P
1 1 B            
1 2 B End of run 0.95 0.95   0 0
1 3 B End of run 0.95 1.9   0 0
1 4 B End of run 0.95 2.85   0 0
1 5 P 11 0 2.85   0 0
1 6 B   0 2.85 11 0 0
1 7 B 1 0 2.85   0 0
1 8 B End of run 0.9 3.75   0 0
1 9 P 11 0 3.75   0 0
1 10 P   0 3.75   0 0
1 11 P   0 3.75 1 0 0
1 12 P   0 3.75 End of run 1 1
1 13 P   0 3.75 End of run 1 2
1 14 P   0 3.75 End of run 1 3
1 15 P   0 3.75 End of run 1 4
1 16 B   0 3.75 11 0 4
1 17 B 1 0 3.75   0 4
1 18 P 11 0 3.75   0 4
1 19 B   0 3.75 111 0 4
1 20 B 1 0 3.75   0 4
1 21 B End of run 0.9 4.65   0 4
1 22 P 11 0 4.65   0 4
1 23 P   0 4.65   0 4
1 24 B   0 4.65 1111 0 4
1 25 B 1 0 4.65   0 4
1 26 B End of run 0.9 5.55   0 4
1 27 B End of run 0.95 6.5   0 4
1 28 P 11 0 6.5   0 4
1 29 B   0 6.5 11111 0 4
1 30 P 111 0 6.5   0 4
1 31 P   0 6.5   0 4
1 32 P   0 6.5 1111 0 4
1 33 B   0 6.5 11114 0 4
1 34 B   0 6.5   0 4
1 35 B 11 0 6.5   0 4
1 36 B End of run 0.85 7.35   0 4
1 37 P 11 0 7.35   0 4
1 38 P   0 7.35 1114 0 4
1 39 B   0 7.35 11147 0 4
1 40 B 1 0 7.35   0 4
1 41 P 11 0 7.35   0 4
1 42 B   0 7.35 111147 0 4
1 43 B 1 0 7.35   0 4
1 44 P 11 0 7.35   0 4
1 45 P   0 7.35   0 4
1 46 P   0 7.35 11147 0 4
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 1 47 P   0 7.35 End of run 1 5
1 48 P   0 7.35 End of run 1 6
1 49 B   0 7.35 11 0 6
1 50 B 1 0 7.35   0 6
1 51 B End of run 0.9 8.25   0 6
1 52 P 11 0 8.25   0 6
1 53 B   0 8.25 111 0 6
1 54 P 111 0 8.25   0 6
1 55 P   0 8.25   0 6
1 56 P   0 8.25 11 0 6
1 57 B   0 8.25 112 0 6
1 58 B   0 8.25   0 6
1 59 B 11 0 8.25   0 6
1 60 P 112 0 8.25   0 6
1 61 B   0 8.25 1112 0 6
1 62 B 12 0 8.25   0 6
1 63 P 123 0 8.25   0 6
1 64 P   0 8.25   0 6
1 65 P   0 8.25 112 0 6
1 66 P   0 8.25 End of run 1 7
1 67 B   0 8.25 11 0 7
1 68 P 1123 0 8.25   0 7
1 69 B   0 8.25 111 0 7
1 70 B   0 8.25   0 7
1 71 B 123 0 8.25   0 7
2 1 P 1236 0 8.25   0 7
2 2 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 3 P   0 8.25 11 0 7
2 4 B   0 8.25 112 0 7
2 5 P 11236 0 8.25   0 7
2 6 B   0 8.25 1112 0 7
2 7 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 8 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 9 B   0 8.25 11112 0 7
2 10 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 11 B   0 8.25 111112 0 7
2 12 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 13 B   0 8.25   0 7
2 14 P   0 8.25   0 7
2 15 B   0 8.25   0 7
2 16 B   0 8.25   0 7
2 17 B 1236 0 8.25   0 7
2 18 P 1 2 3 6 12 0 8.25   0 7
2 19 B   0 8.25   0 7
2 20 B 2 3 6 12 0 8.25   0 7
2 21 B End of run -0.2 8.05   0 7
2 22 B End of run 0.95 9   0 7
2 23 P 11 0 9   0 7

It could make it much clearer. This way, you can clearly see, which strategy is being used at what point
of time. When figures are written down on a certain side, figures are not written down on the opposite
side, illustrating that the two strategies are used alternately. This makes it also a lot easier to remember
what figures were on a particular scheme when we were last betting for a particular side. I do it this way
and I recommend it for you to do it this way too for clarity. You will still be betting as shown in Example
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11, and tracking as per Example 12. Your total profit will be profits made on the B side and profits made
on the P side.

Now, it’s an ideal time to see how IBS9 is applied for Roulette also betting on either opposite even bets,
such as Even and Odd, or any even bet combination you chose. You can bet on all 6 (Reds, Blacks,
Evens, Odds, Lows, Highs) if you like, if you can manage it all. I would limit it to 2 sides and two
opposite sides for dynamism, as they switch from one to the other in terms of betting.

We will provide examples for Even and Odd from the Zumma tester book of 15,000 spins in this
document.

Before we do, we have certain criteria we need to consider when we transpose the system to Roulette.
There are no Banker win commissions, but we have zeros. Obviously our bets are lost on zeros. The
issue is what happens to single and multiple even bet zones when there are zeros.

If you are betting, say on the Even side, when you are on multiple Even zone and after an E (Even) has
shown up, the appearance of a zero may change the status of the zone. If you are in multiple E zone
and the successive E’s is followed by a zero and then an E shows up again, followed by O (Odd), as in:
E E E E E 0 E O, the most recent E is surrounded by non – E’s: a zero and and O. Thus the multiple E
zone changes into a single E zone. Without the zero in between, we would have been still in multiple E
zone.

This is also a way to avoid losses, when we have a sequence mixed with zeros such as in: E E E E 0 E 0
E 0 E 0 , because after entering the single E zone, we won’t be placing any bets on E (and neither on O
(Odd) in this case), thus avoiding unnecessary losses.

Having said this, let’s take a look at the Example below, where we will be betting on the E (Even) side
and (Odd) side at the same time, keeping two different schemes and betting alternately when it’s the turn
of either side. Those are the first 208 decision of the Zumma tester book.

Example 13:

Net Net Total

Even Units Units Units Units Net
Spin Number Odd IBS9 Scheme - Betting E E E IBS9 Scheme - Betting O O O Units
1 13 O              
2 9 O   0 0 End of run 1 1 1
3 22 E   0 0 11 0 1 1
4 32 E End of run 1 1   0 1 2
5 2 E End of run 1 2   0 1 3
6 6 E End of run 1 3   0 1 4
7 13 O 11 0 3   0 1 4
8 6 E   0 3 111 0 1 4
9 21 O 111 0 3   0 1 4
10 18 E   0 3   0 1 4
11 15 O   0 3   0 1 4
12 24 E   0 3   0 1 4
13 18 E   0 3   0 1 4
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 0 3
14 21 O 1111   0 1 4
15 32 E   0 3   0 1 4
16 9 O 11111 0 3   0 1 4
17 34 E   0 3   0 1 4
18 3 O   0 3   0 1 4
19 32 E   0 3   0 1 4
20 5 O   0 3   0 1 4
21 26 E   0 3   0 1 4
22 19 O   0 3   0 1 4
23 31 O   0 3   0 1 4
24 2 E   0 3 1111 0 1 4
25 6 E   0 3   0 1 4
26 3 O 111111 0 3   0 1 4
27 9 O   0 3 111 0 1 4
28 1 O   0 3 End of run 1 2 5
29 29 O   0 3 End of run 1 3 6
30 5 O   0 3 End of run 1 4 7
31 18 E   0 3 11 0 4 7
32 19 O 1111111 0 3   0 4 7
33 26 E   0 3 111 0 4 7
34 30 E   0 3   0 4 7
35 00 0 11111111 0 3   0 4 7
36 31 O   0 3   0 4 7
37 17 O   0 3   0 4 7
38 26 E   0 3 1111 0 4 7
39 20 E 1111111 0 3   0 4 7
40 17 O 11111117 0 3   0 4 7
41 30 E   0 3 11111 0 4 7
42 22 E 1111117 0 3   0 4 7
43 14 E End of run 1 4   0 4 8
44 29 O 11 0 4   0 4 8
45 25 O   0 4   0 4 8
46 12 E   0 4 111111 0 4 8
47 3 O 111 0 4   0 4 8
48 22 E   0 4 1111111 0 4 8
49 8 E   0 4   0 4 8
50 14 E 11 0 4   0 4 8
51 30 E End of run 1 5   0 4 9
52 26 E End of run 1 6   0 4 10
53 5 O 11 0 6   0 4 10
54 32 E   0 6   0 4 10
55 26 E 1 0 6   0 4 10
56 21 O 11 0 6   0 4 10
57 12 E   0 6   0 4 10
58 36 E 1 0 6   0 4 10
59 11 O 11 0 6   0 4 10
60 1 O   0 6   0 4 10
61 00 0   0 6 11111111 0 4 10
62 28 E   0 6   0 4 10
63 36 E 1 0 6   0 4 10
64 24 E End of run 1 7   0 4 11
65 27 O 11 0 7   0 4 11
66 32 E   0 7 111111111 0 4 11

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 0 7

67 27 O 111   0 4 11
68 11 O   0 7   0 4 11
69 5 O   0 7 11111111 0 4 11
70 25 O   0 7 End of run 1 5 12
71 22 E   0 7 11 0 5 12
72 4 E   0 7   0 5 12
73 11 O 1111 0 7   0 5 12
74 34 E   0 7 111 0 5 12
75 25 O 11111 0 7   0 5 12
76 27 O   0 7   0 5 12
77 25 O   0 7 11 0 5 12
78 0 0   0 7 112 0 5 12
79 21 O   0 7   0 5 12
80 22 E   0 7 1112 0 5 12
81 33 O   0 7   0 5 12
82 19 O   0 7   0 5 12
83 32 E   0 7 11112 0 5 12
84 3 O   0 7   0 5 12
85 14 E   0 7 111112 0 5 12
86 7 O   0 7   0 5 12
87 33 O   0 7   0 5 12
88 31 O   0 7 11112 0 5 12
89 11 O   0 7 End of run 1 6 13
90 23 O   0 7 End of run 1 7 14
91 28 E   0 7 11 0 7 14
92 24 E   0 7   0 7 14
93 4 E 1111 0 7   0 7 14
94 31 O 11114 0 7   0 7 14
95 4 E   0 7 111 0 7 14
96 30 E 1114 0 7   0 7 14
97 13 O 11147 0 7   0 7 14
98 34 E   0 7   0 7 14
99 10 E 1147 0 7   0 7 14
100 12 E End of run 1 8   0 7 15
101 33 O 11 0 8   0 7 15
102 18 E   0 8   0 7 15
103 28 E 1 0 8   0 7 15
104 29 O 11 0 8   0 7 15
105 16 E   0 8   0 7 15
106 13 O 111 0 8   0 7 15
107 34 E   0 8   0 7 15
108 00 0   0 8   0 7 15
109 5 O   0 8   0 7 15
110 29 O   0 8   0 7 15
111 4 E   0 8 1111 0 7 15
112 29 O   0 8   0 7 15
113 00 0   0 8 11111 0 7 15
114 1 O   0 8   0 7 15
115 6 E   0 8   0 7 15
116 32 E   0 8   0 7 15
117 33 O 1111 0 8   0 7 15
118 23 O   0 8   0 7 15
119 0 0   0 8 111111 0 7 15
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120 32 E   0 8   0 7 15
121 18 E 111 0 8   0 7 15
122 27 O 1113 0 8   0 7 15
123 15 O   0 8 11111 0 7 15
124 8 E   0 8 111115 0 7 15
125 22 E 113 0 8   0 7 15
126 9 O 1135 0 8   0 7 15
127 8 E   0 8 1111115 0 7 15
128 2 E 135 0 8   0 7 15
129 3 O 1359 0 8   0 7 15
130 00 0   0 8   0 7 15
131 36 E   0 8   0 7 15
132 13 O 11359 0 8   0 7 15
133 16 E   0 8   0 7 15
134 5 O   0 8   0 7 15
135 4 E   0 8   0 7 15
136 19 O   0 8   0 7 15
137 16 E   0 8   0 7 15
138 15 O   0 8   0 7 15
139 15 O   0 8   0 7 15
140 17 O   0 8 111115 0 7 15
141 27 O   0 8 End of run 1 8 16
142 15 O   0 8 End of run 1 9 17
143 17 O   0 8 End of run 1 10 18
144 10 E   0 8 11 0 10 18
145 13 O   0 8   0 10 18
146 12 E   0 8 111 0 10 18
147 24 E   0 8   0 10 18
148 26 E 1359 0 8   0 10 18
149 21 O 1 3 5 9 18 0 8   0 10 18
150 11 O   0 8   0 10 18
151 21 O   0 8 11 0 10 18
152 23 O   0 8 End of run 1 11 19
153 12 E   0 8 11 0 11 19
154 22 E 3 5 9 18 0 8   0 11 19
155 10 E End of run 1 9   0 11 20
156 3 O 11 0 9   0 11 20
157 4 E   0 9 111 0 11 20
158 6 E 1 0 9   0 11 20
159 9 O 11 0 9   0 11 20
160 0 0   0 9   0 11 20
161 32 E   0 9   0 11 20
162 27 O 111 0 9   0 11 20
163 9 O   0 9   0 11 20
164 2 E   0 9 1111 0 11 20
165 11 O   0 9   0 11 20
166 4 E   0 9 11111 0 11 20
167 26 E   0 9   0 11 20
168 6 E 11 0 9   0 11 20
169 35 O 112 0 9   0 11 20
170 1 O   0 9   0 11 20
171 35 O   0 9 1111 0 11 20
172 11 O   0 9 End of run 1 12 21
173 4 E   0 9 11 0 12 21

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 174 5 O 1112 0 9   0 12 21
175 14 E   0 9 111 0 12 21
176 22 E   0 9   0 12 21
177 34 E 112 0 9   0 12 21
178 30 E End of run 1 10   0 12 22
179 34 E End of run 1 11   0 12 23
180 13 O 11 0 11   0 12 23
181 31 O   0 11   0 12 23
182 31 O   0 11 11 0 12 23
183 30 E   0 11 112 0 12 23
184 20 E 1 0 11   0 12 23
185 6 E End of run 1 12   0 12 24
186 17 O 11 0 12   0 12 24
187 20 E   0 12 1112 0 12 24
188 30 E 1 0 12   0 12 24
189 35 O 11 0 12   0 12 24
190 9 O   0 12   0 12 24
191 3 O   0 12 112 0 12 24
192 28 E   0 12 1124 0 12 24
193 12 E 1 0 12   0 12 24
194 19 O 11 0 12   0 12 24
195 19 O   0 12 124 0 12 24
196 8 E   0 12 1247 0 12 24
197 17 O 111 0 12   0 12 24
198 29 O   0 12 247 0 12 24
199 26 E   0 12 2 4 7 13 0 12 24
200 6 E   0 12   0 12 24
201 5 O 1111 0 12   0 12 24
202 31 O   0 12 4 7 13 0 12 24
203 28 E   0 12 4 7 13 25 0 12 24
204 12 E 111 0 12   0 12 24
205 36 E End of run 1 13   0 12 25
206 21 O 11 0 13   0 12 25
207 33 O   0 13 7 13 25 0 12 25
208 23 O   0 13 End of run 1 13 26

As you can see, on the E side, we are betting when we are in multiple E zones, after an E. Bets are
placed when you see figures written on the IBS9 scheme for E. Bets are won, when figures are
eliminated and bets are lost when figures are added to the right of the schemes, exactly as in betting on
the P side examples seen above.

For instance, at spins 33 and 34, we are in multiple E zone. We place a bet at Hand 35, but a zero
comes up. We lose are bet. We don’t bet after a zero, because it’s a “non-E”. Do we enter a single E
zone? No, not this time, because the most recent appearances of E’s (spins 33 and 34) are still
successive. Being still in multiple E-zone, we place a bet after the E of Hand 38 at spin 39. We win the 1
unit bet. Thus we bet now on the sum of all figures, which sums up to 7. We lose the bet. We register
the 7 on the right side of the scheme. We don’t bet after the O. We are still in multiple E zone. Thus we
place a 1 unit bet at spin 42. We win the bet. After the win, we sum up all the numbers of the scheme,
that comes up to 13. We place the 13 unit bet at spin 43. We win the bet and we close that run.

During this time, the O side bets when it’s on its multiple O zones, following its own scheme quietly and
separately. This happens at spins 38 and 41, when the E side is not betting. Thus we follow two
schemes separately and bet spin after spin knowing which side we’re betting for.
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Let’s see what happens on the O side, when some zeros show up here and there. There is a typical
event during the following spins:

76 27 O   0 7   0 5 12
77 25 O   0 7 11 0 5 12
78 0 0   0 7 112 0 5 12
79 21 O   0 7   0 5 12
80 22 E   0 7 1112 0 5 12
81 33 O   0 7   0 5 12
82 19 O   0 7   0 5 12
83 32 E   0 7 11112 0 5 12
84 3 O   0 7   0 5 12
85 14 E   0 7 111112 0 5 12
86 7 O   0 7   0 5 12
87 33 O   0 7   0 5 12
88 31 O   0 7 11112 0 5 12
89 11 O   0 7 End of run 1 6 13

The zero at spin 78 disrupts the continuity of the multiple O’s that take place at spins 76-78. Being in
multiple O zone, we place a bet at spin 78. We lose the bet to the zero, registering the lost 2 units
appending it to the right of the O scheme. After the zero, we don’t place a bet, since it’s a non-O. An O
(Odd) shows up at spin 79. We don’t know until spin 80, that we will be in single O zone, thus we are still
in multiple O-zone at spin 80. Thus we place a 1 unit bet, since we lost the last bet. Losing the bet to
an E, we register the lost 1 unit at the front left side of the scheme. Now we entered a single O zone,
because the most recent appearance of the O (spin 79) is surrounded by a zero and a E; two non-O’s.

Thus we won’t be placing any bets until we re-enter the multiple O zone, which happens at spins 81 and
82. And we continue thereafter as the system dictates. If there was no zero at spin 78, we would
remain to be in multiple O-zone and bet accordingly.

You can observe that during this time (spins 76 – 89), the E side is in its single E zone having single E’s
at spins 80, 83, 85, thus the E side remains inactive.

Statistically, betting this way on the E side and the opposing O side, applying IBS9 on both sides, the
system generates

Max Abandoned End

bet Runs profit

400 2 1384

End Profit E: 1106

End Profit O: 278

+1384 units, with the maximum bet set to 400 units for the entire 15000 spins for both sides combined.

There are only 2 abandoned runs throughout the entire 15000 spins. The system comes up positive in
any event. Each side generates decent profit: 1106 units on the E side and 278 units on the O side,
totaling to 1384. The attached simulation shows every single spin’s betting events and schemes.
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Below is the performance chart of betting on the Even and Odd sides together.

Total Net Units

1600

1400

1200

1000

800

600

400

200

0
1 1067 2133 3199 4265 5331 6397 7463 8529 9595 10661 11727 12793 13859 14925

Despite the two abandoned runs, which do not bring our net balance to the negative, we can see steadily
increasing profits, which makes the IBS9 system profitable on the long run.

I hope you have enjoyed the multiple aspects of the IBS9 system.

Make the most of it,

Wishing you all the best,

Izak Matatya

Email: webmaster@letstalkwinning.com
http://www.letstalkwinning.com

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