This roulette system was designed by the legendary Spanish player Garcia, who used it in the Homburg Casino. It was also occasionally played by Charles Wells in Monte Carlo.
In May 1860, he raised a considerable budget and went to the famous casino Kursaal in Homburg.
Sometimes lost heavily, but at the end of his first visit he won 240,000 francs. He the had common sense to take his victory and leave.
Two weeks later, he returned and had even more success. He broke the Bank 5 times and came to be ahead by 1,750,000 francs - but eventually came down to a profit of more than 500,000 francs casino.
After the two visits he left with 800,000 francs in 1860.
How Garcia played? To be fair, Garcia used various systems, including martingale. But the system that used more and which received its name was based in assumption that the casino would not win 2 times in a row.
It begins with a capital of 9 units, Garcia would have a third of it (3 units) on the table as the first bet.
In case of loss, the remaining two thirds (6 units) would be the second bet.
If the player wins his first bet of 3 units, your capital increases to 9 + 3 = 12 units. In this case, the next bet is one-third of the new capital, or 4 units. If that bet is lost, the two-thirds of 12 units or 8 are the next bet.
In the case of a victory, the new capital is 8 + 8 = 16 units. The next bet is one-third of the new capital, or 5 units.
If you win, the new capital is 16 + 5 = 21 units. The next bet, of course, is 7 units and so on.
If a player makes a couple of wins with this system without the occurrence of two consecutive losses, it can run up your initial capital of 9 units to 200 units or more.
If you loose twice in row, the most you lose is 9 units.
If this happens, the player leaves the session.
As you can see, this Roulette system is to divide your budget by three and bet a third on the first bet, and in a loss, the second bet is two thirds. Many players like to bet on a color opposite to the previous color winner. If a player arrives at a table and see that black appears, it puts 3 units in red.
The beauty of this roulette system is that a player will not lose more than 9 units, but if you're lucky, you can earn a significant amount of money. Garcia played several times without success but without losing heavy amounts - once week was enough to make history.
