Legendary.
Wait for a higher rarity class, then follow the stake schedule without changing it mid-series.
Ten rules. One entry class.10
The original five-doubling rule
The original case study: a Legendary first-dozen absence and a hard six-stake limit.
The middle-dozen long wait
A Legendary gate on 13–24, followed by no more than five attempts.
The final-dozen boundary
A higher rarity filter paired with a shorter four-stake ceiling.
The first-column five-step
Wait for Legendary on column one, then preserve the original attempt count.
The centre-column six-step
Six possible stakes on column two; a rising WRI never extends the ladder.
The third-column boundary
Make the stopping rule as explicit as the Legendary entry condition.
Tiers, the Legendary ladder
Scale six splits through five attempts without confusing a sector with a single bet.
Voisins, the Legendary window
Read a large-sector absence and account for its different winning returns.
Red, four decisions
Apply a four-stake limit to a Legendary red absence under full-loss-on-zero rules.
Black, stay level
A Legendary signal with four equal stakes, so rarity and progression remain separate choices.
No matching strategies. Try a pattern such as dozen, Tiers or red.