All You Need Is $150!! "From the Streets" Roulette System Tested

[00:01] highest rating by CEG. It was given the coveted double grapefruit. But is this system to the extreme? >> Or will my roulette simulator slice like a ninja? Let's check out from the streets today on Jack.

[00:22] check out a highly rated low limit >> I am from the streets. This is an incredibly low limit system where the buyin is only $150 and it has a starting bet of only $15. That means you have 10

[00:37] get away before the jack or jack. From the streets is a positive progression when you win. And when you lose, you reset to the first tier. And this system is pretty easy to bet. On the first tier, you're going to bet $5 each on

[00:51] three double streets. If you hit, you win $15 and proceed to the next step. For tier two, you bet $5 on six overlapping double streets like this. On this tier, when you hit, you will either win $30 or push. If you push, just stay

[01:05] at this level. If you win $30, go to tier three. For tier three, bet $10 on five neighboring double streets and $5 each on two corners in the middle of the covered area. If you hit the corners, you win 105. If you hit the other inside

[01:20] two outside streets, you just push and or when you get whacked, you're going to reset to tier one. So, let's get into it. We're starting with an $ 8.01 million balance and we're playing on a

[01:33] double zero wheel. From the streets is a positive compression system. That means you change your bets up when you win. Trying to cash in on a winning streak. 20. That's a hit. We win 15. And we go to step two, which is $30. Here, we

[01:47] increase the bets and try to win more money on every step. money on every step. >> No more bets.

[02:02] progression system. Positive meaning that you change your bets up when you that you change your bets up when you win, hoping to make a bigger score.

[02:14] we're going to stay at this level, level one. The first tier is basically an even money bet. You're going to bet $15. And when you hit, you're going to win 15.

[02:28] double or nothing on your $30 bet. Although you do have a hedge with six numbers where you push >> 32. That's a hit. We win 15. And we're going to go to step two. On tier three, you have eight jackpot numbers where you

[02:42] win 105. And there are four numbers where you double your $60 bet. And you tier. >> 33. Okay, another whack. Minus 30. Back >> 33. Okay, another whack. Minus 30. Back to step one.

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[03:21] bullets and you have the opportunity to push. So that extends the life of your bullets a little. >> Two whack. And on tier three, you always reset. So it's possible to earn more bullets as you play.

[03:42] >> 19. That's a hit. Win 15. And we're going to bet 30.

[03:57] one. When are you supposed to walk for this system? We're going to walk when this system? We're going to walk when we're up 150 or more.

[04:10] our last bullet. >> No more bets.

[04:22] clapped. We are down 150. We didn't even get past the second level, but let's try again with trial number two. With From the Streets, your expected loss per spin on that first tier is 41 cents on a single zero wheel and 79 cents on a

[04:35] single zero wheel and 79 cents on a double zero wheel. >> Zero whack. Not a good start to this trial. trial. >> No more bets.

[04:52] going to bet 30. Now, also on that first tier, your wheel coverage is 48.6% on tier, your wheel coverage is 48.6% on single zero and 47.4% on double zero. single zero and 47.4% on double zero. >> No more bets.

[05:12] go back to step one. >> No more bets. For that first tier, there are 19 whacks on single zero and 20 whacks on double

[05:28] on single zero and 20 whacks on double zero. >> 30. We win 15. So, we're going to go to step two.

[05:47] going to stay at the same level. Level two betting $30.

[05:59] going to go to the top tier. Tier three. Betting $60. So, the name of the system is from the streets. And if you're like me, you know that one hit wonder Vanilla from the streets. >> I am from the streets. Vanilla Ice

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[06:25] go ninja, go ninja, go go go. >> 27, we win 60. We're actually up $60, but we're going to reset to step one. That's what the system author wants us to do. On that third tier, whether you win or lose, you're going to reset to

[06:37] step one. If you push, you stay at that same If you push, you stay at that same level.

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[07:20] far as comps go, since the starting bet for the system is only $15, you're probably not going to earn much in comps with From the Streets. Four. Whack. Even going to be betting them often enough to get the pit boss's attention. The appeal

[07:35] of this system doesn't have anything to do with your comp value. Too whack. What are some of the pros of this system? The positive progression system has a lot of Although, I do think it could be greatly improved by holding on to the top tier

[07:50] even after a win. 34. That's a hit. Going to bet 30 now. Going to bet 30 now. >> No more bets.

[08:05] We're going to bet the top tier, $60. What are the cons? I really don't like the decomposed bets. You can easily see that you can consolidate the first tier into a single bet. You don't need to bet the three double streets. You can bet

[08:17] any even money bet instead. And the other two tiers could be consolidated as other two tiers could be consolidated as well. 26. That is a jackpot. So, we win 105. And we hit our goal of being up 150. We're actually up 165 for this

[08:31] second trial. Now, we're going to try this again with trial number three. bets go, one thing I don't like about From the Streets is that every single

[08:45] first tier bet is just an even money bet. You're betting $15 and covering 18 numbers. So, you can bet any of the six even money bets for whack. Back to step one. The second tier can be improved as well. Instead of making six bets, you

[09:00] can get away with just making three. 23. Another hit. Going to go back to step two. And for tier three, you can make four bets instead of seven. And all of these simplified bets pay exactly the same, but for different numbers.

[09:19] the same number of pushes. And they have the same number of whacks. So, if you don't like making a ton of bets, play with my simplified versions instead. 24. Another tier one hit. Going to step two. So, how did CEG do with From the

[09:34] 150 pretty quickly. They kept playing though and they kind of wavered back and forth. Ultimately, they cashed out being up only 30. Five. Whack. If you want to scale the system up or down, just recognize that the unit bet here is $5.

[09:48] divide all the bets by five. From there, you can scale it up however much you you can scale it up however much you want. 27, that's a $15 win. Going to go to tier two. >> No more bets.

[10:06] past this second step. >> No more bets.

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[11:37] wax. >> No more bets.

[12:01] bullet. We're down 135 for this trial. >> No more bets. >> No more bets. >> Let's see if we can parlay this.

[12:25] >> Another hit. We win 30. And we're going to go to the top tier.

[12:45] That's a whack. and we got clapped for the second time. So, that's how From the played through three bank rolls and we were successful once and got clapped twice. In the end, we were down $60. But, let's check out From the Streets in

[12:58] the Jack Simulator. What up, donkeys? Jack here with jackass.com and today we are testing from the streets in the Jackase Roulette Simulator. We are trying to take our starting balance from $150 to $250,

[13:12] starting balance from $150 to $250, $300, and $400. Those are increases of $300, and $400. Those are increases of 67 100% and 167%. Trying to increase to 250, we were successful 49.2% of the time, 45.1%

[13:25] and 41% of the time on single, double, and triple0ero wheels. Trying to double our money to 300, we were successful 41.3, 36.4, and 32.2% of the time. And

[13:38] then trying to increase it to 400, we were successful 28.7, 23.2, 2 and 18.8% of the time on single, double, and triple0ero wheels. So, pretty good success rate. I'd say these are uh pretty high goals out of the gate. We're

[13:54] pretty high goals out of the gate. We're trying to increase by 67%. And even the trying to increase by 67%. And even the doubling of our money to $300. That is successful a fair amount of the time. 41 is pretty good on single zero. Let's

[14:06] played three trials. We were successful in our second one. You can see where the yellow line, the purple lines kind of dip up. And then we failed twice. We dip up. And then we failed twice. We ended up down below our expected result,

[14:20] the orange dotted line. So, not a very good success rate for us in our trials. Let's take a look at the number map. You can see the third column was very bad. The low numbers hit a lot more than the high numbers. So, that's probably a big

[14:33] reason why we didn't do so well. And let's take a look at the heat map. Nothing really too unusual here. Most numbers hit between one or two times. number hit three times. So, nothing really stands out here. And now, let's

[14:48] check out my review. So, that's how From the Streets did in impressions of it so far? Here's my review of the system. For betting stars. If you play my consolidated betting patterns, I'd probably upgrade

[15:02] it to a four. Although, I still don't like the pushes on steps two and three. progression is pretty simple. I would give it 4.5 stars out of five. For chip uniformity, it gets three out of five stars. I really don't like the $5 chips

[15:16] somewhat inevitable that you have to use them since it's a $15 starting bet, but I think you could bump up the starting bet to $20 without too much effort. For jackpot potential, it gets four stars. The progression is good. I think I'd go

[15:29] though, and I think I'd rather stay on that top tier until you hit your goal or it gets three out of five stars. Those $5 chips really hurt the scalability of this system. And for comp value, it gets one out of five stars. You're starting

[15:44] going to be earning much in terms of comps. So, overall, I give From the pretty good. You just need to tighten up the bets and get rid of those pushes. We but I think we just got unlucky with some of the top tier bets. So, what do

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