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Todd Hoover presents a roulette strategy called the '10/20 Color Trap', which exploits a mathematical asymmetry in the distribution of red/black and odd/even numbers on the roulette wheel. The system alternates between a 10-chip sniper bet and a 20-chip wide net, using a specific progression to manage bets. The video demonstrates the strategy in a live simulation, aiming for a $100 profit from a $500 bankroll.
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The roulette board has a structural flaw: there are 10 black even numbers but only 8 red evens, and 10 red odds but only 8 black odds. This asymmetry can be exploited.
The 10/20 Color Trap alternates between a 10-chip sniper and a 20-chip wide net. The progression is 1x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x, which differs from the asymmetric 10 engine.
The goal is to make $100 with a $500 bankroll. The system requires 360 units, but a $500 bankroll is recommended for more attempts.
A win yields 26 units. The strategy involves re-betting and spinning, adjusting bets based on the last color and parity.
After a loss, the player adds black evens to the bet, increasing coverage. A win brings the total to 32 units.
A 20-unit bet results in a win on a 3, bringing the total to 38 units.
The first loss triggers the multiplier. Since red hit last, the player uses odd numbers. The total is 60 units.
With a $390 bankroll, the player gets about six spins or attempts. With $500, there are more opportunities.
A win on a 4 puts the session over the 100 mark, and the player decides to continue to 200.
The total reaches 128, then 154 after another win. The player continues to 200.
A ghost spin is treated as a loss, so the player adds to the bet accordingly.
If the bet misses, the player goes to 5 on the sniper. A win on 48 brings the total to 152.
A win on 27 red yields $47, bringing the total to 177.
The session ends with a profit of 203 units in under 10 minutes. The system uses black odds and red evens.
The 10/20 Color Trap exploits the inherent asymmetry in roulette's number distribution, using a progressive betting strategy to achieve a profit. The video demonstrates a successful session, but it's important to remember that roulette is a game of chance, and no strategy guarantees consistent wins.
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What is the structural flaw in roulette's number distribution?
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What is the structural flaw in roulette's number distribution?
There are 10 black even numbers but only 8 red evens, and 10 red odds but only 8 black odds.
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What is the progression sequence in the 10/20 Color Trap?
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What is the progression sequence in the 10/20 Color Trap?
1x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 5x, 10x.
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What bankroll is recommended for the 10/20 Color Trap?
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What bankroll is recommended for the 10/20 Color Trap?
$500, though the system requires 360 units.
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What is the target profit in the demonstration?
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What is the target profit in the demonstration?
$100 with a $500 bankroll.
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How many attempts does a $390 bankroll give?
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How many attempts does a $390 bankroll give?
About six spins or attempts.
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💡 Key Takeaways
The Color Flaw
Reveals a concrete mathematical asymmetry in roulette that many players overlook.
00:44System Design
Explains the unique progression and bet sizing of the 10/20 Color Trap.
01:14First Loss Handling
Demonstrates how the system reacts to losses with a multiplier progression.
04:19Session Success
Shows a successful session reaching 203 units in under 10 minutes.
12:14Full Transcript
[00:03] Lucky Felt. My name is Todd Hoover and I like to design roulette strategies for you guys to review, evaluate, modify, and make it your own. Before we begin today, please like,
[00:15] share, and subscribe to the channel, guys. It would be greatly appreciated. Help our community grow. The more people we have in the community, the more modifications that we can come up with. Okay.
[00:30] >> [clears throat] >> is similar to the asymmetric uh 10 engine, but it's a different progression. I call this the 10 20 color trap. Okay.
[00:44] players look at the roulette board and assume the odd and even numbers are perfectly balanced across the colors. They are wrong. There is a structural flaw. There are exactly 10 black even numbers, but only
[00:58] eight red evens. There are 10 red odd numbers, but only eight black odds. going to show you how to exploit that exact mathematical asymmetry with a breath with a breathing footprint system. We alternate between a 10-chip
[01:14] system. We alternate between a 10-chip sniper and a massive 20-chip wide net. We call it the 10 20 color trap. Mkay, dokey. So, it's played the same way as the um as the asymmetric
[01:28] 10 engine or engine 10. Uh the progression's going to be different. So, you're going to be uh you're going to go one times one times your original bet, two times three times five times 10 times. So, you're
[01:42] not going to have as many opportunities with this system as you would with the but uh you're going to have more coverage as on your second bet. Okay? So, let's get started with it.
[01:56] units and we're going to try to make $100 with a $500 bankroll. $100 with a $500 bankroll. Uh it says you need 360 units required, but I I would play it with a $500 bankroll, if you could.
[02:11] And then let's go ahead and get started. The last color was seven red. It's odd, so let's go ahead and put those bets out there like we would normally do.
[02:26] you lose. Mkay? Here's a win. That's 26 units. Re-bet and spin.
[02:42] what you do is you keep your bets the same, but now you add in the black evens. Okay?
[03:00] Okay, there's a 28. We were at 26, now we're at 32. Okay? Black even was the last to hit, so that's what we're going to start with.
[03:16] A third of the way there, guys. There's an 18. So, now we just add in There's an 18. So, now we just add in our
[03:35] guys. There's our 20-unit bet. And we get a three. So, that's a win. So, we're at 32, now we're at 38.
[03:53] And it was red, so let's go ahead and go with our reds. And we got a black. Okay? So, then we just going to fill in
[04:06] Okay? So, then we just going to fill in with the black evens. 20-unit bet. And we are spinning.
[04:19] first time that we've lost. So, now you go to the multiplier, and since red hit last, we're going to use odd.
[04:48] We're at 60 units. So, we can stay with odd and red. And we are spinning.
[05:02] So, we were at 60, remember that. Now, we put our blacks out there.
[05:14] And let's see what we get right here. A black 26, that'll work. with black even because black even's the one that just hit.
[05:27] one that just hit. If I can get these bets on here, right? So, you get basically six spins or six attempts uh if you had a if you had your 300 and
[05:43] $90 bankroll or whatever they asked you for. So, that take that in consideration. If you're using 500, you're going to have a little bit more. Okay, so red odd hit.
[05:58] So, re-bet and let's put our odds in there.
[06:11] we're going to put two units on black now cuz black hit last.
[06:28] Now, if we miss this, we go to three units, which we did. We go to three Okay? So, we're going to add one to each of So, we're going to add one to each of these.
[06:55] numbers, but we got the win. get to 100. So, it was a small little setback,
[07:14] bankroll. There was a 26. That's a win. Now, we're There was a 26. That's a win. Now, we're in session profit again. And we're at 90. Okey-dokey.
[07:35] A four. There you go, guys. That put us over the mark. Let's play it That put us over the mark. Let's play it to 200.
[07:50] The asymmetric engine never gotten really too much trouble. I want to see if this gets in any trouble.
[08:07] Okay, so we just stick with the red side.
[08:21] And 10. So, let's add in our black evens. Oops, that last one goes right there. Okay.
[08:36] And we are spinning. And we got a black even. Excellent. Any profit's a good profit. Small or large, preferably larger.
[08:49] We're at 128, trying to get to 200 since we've already passed the 100 mark. And there's another whopping 26. Now, we're at 154.
[09:07] ghost spin. You just keep your bets the same, unless you're Actually, you know what? You can actually add to it cuz it is a loss on this particular system. So, let's just go ahead and add it like it was a loss.
[09:23] So, now we're going to go to two on the red.
[09:37] And then if not, we're going to go to three on the even blacks. And then we're going to move bump up our red odds to three.
[10:00] miss this, we go to five on the sniper of or the 10 10 shot. But, we got it. There's 48. We're at 152, and that was There's 48. We're at 152, and that was red. So, let's just keep it on red odd.
[10:21] Hard to see. There's a little glare coming in through the uh window. little win. We're at 178. Re-bet and spin.
[10:39] And there's a two. So, let's add in our blacks evens. Black black black black black. Even even even even even. There you go. They are all loaded in, ready to go. 178 was our high.
[10:55] So, then we're going to go to two on the reds.
[11:08] on the wide net. Which we did. So, let's go ahead and re-bet.
[11:23] And our one unit in here, and put three on here.
[11:49] check and see. We'll see what happens. A 27 red. So, that's a $47 win. So, we're at 177. So, let's just go ahead and
[12:01] go back. And kidoki. system is the uh black odds and the red evens.
[12:14] 203, guys. There you go. Uh just under 10 minutes. about this system. Uh it's a different progression as
[12:28] as as opposed to the asymmetric engine. Uh but, I'd like to in your opinion, I'd better. Okay? You guys have a fantastic day. Look forward to hearing your comments. Thanks. Bye.
