The first system/part of TRIO-PLAY will serve as the basis while the other two
systems will serve as your safety-net to give you confidence to ride
through all the low-runs. It is the foundation of TRIO-PLAY. If you neglect
to master and perfect all the calculations with this system you will not be
able to capitalize your winnings with the other two systems. This system
alone will sometimes be very profitable on its own. It is thus essential
that you master the BasicPlay rules and calculations.

The following Rules may seem a bit confusing at first, but will become
clearer once you study the Practice Pages.

Basic rules of BasicPlay
1. Never deviate from your money management rules.
2. Always keep to the same Even-Money bet (High/Low, Odds/Evens , or
Red/Black) that you started with from spin One. (The system only works on
even money bets or any version of it like "the rule before last" or zigzag.
The point is that once you decide on a specific bet you must keep to it.)
Some members have also applied these BasicPlay Money Management rules to
other gambling games like blackjack, craps and baccarat with very positive
results.
3. For  each Win cancel only  ONE(1) count. DO NOT be tempted to cancel
two or three if the win is a Two or a Three. Even if the win is a Five you
still only cancel One count. (Remember the system works on mathematics. If
you cancel more than one count for a Win you will indirectly  create two
potential  losses!)
4. For each loss add only the next number count. i.e. if the count is at
three then the next count will be four (3+1) and so on. If  the count
reaches  6  then play AdvPlay.1 until the count goes down to one.  If the
AdvPlay.1 count reaches 12 then play AdvPlay.2 until you reach one. DO NOT
go back to AdvPlay.1 when  the count goes below 12, keep on playing
BasicPlay and AdvPlay.2 until you reach a count of one.
5. A "0" or "00" will qualify as a loss,  i.e. add one count. (Even though
you get 50% of your bet back at some casinos)
6. If you have to stop play for a while ,then only  stop when you on a
count of one.

Explanation of Terms and Indicators :
COUNT: Consists of a PLAY-COUNT and a RUNNING-COUNT. Sometimes the PC and RC can have the same value.

PLAY-COUNT (PC)
Indicates the number of units/chips to be wagered/played on the next spin.
It is the smallest value of the Count.
e.g. If the Count is "1,2,3,4" then the PC value is "1" and the RC is "4".

RUNNING-COUNT (RC)
Shows your winning deficit and is used to indicate when certain
calculations have to be activated to reduce this deficit. (AdvPlay1 & 2 ).
With BasicPlay it is used to calculate the value of your RESET-INDICATOR
(RI).
e.g. If the Count is "1,2,3,4" then the PC value is "1" and the RC is "4".

TARGET-PLAY (TP)[Profit Indicator]
With BasicPlay it is closely related to the number of spins.
Whenever the difference between the number of spins and the number of
profit units is equal to five or more, then you MUST STOP.
With AdvPlay1 & 2 it is closely related to your bankroll.

RESET-INDICATOR (RI) for BasicPlay only.
Whenever the difference between your PC and RC reaches a value of  5 , then
you MUST reset your Count (RC and PC) to "one", your spins to "one" and
bank any profit. In other words you must stop and start from one again.
e.g. If the Count is "1,2,3,4,5,6", your PC is "1" and your RC is "6" and
the difference between them is 5 (6-1=5). Thus You MUST IGNORE all previous
counts and start over from "1" again.  The RI is a tool/method to reduce
potential losses when you have long losing runs of 6 or more losses in a
row. Every time the RI reaches 5 you reset the count to one. This way you
can survive, on average, up to 20 losses in a row. Please ensure that you
have a full understanding of the reset-indicator as it is the most
important play of BasicPlay. (See also Reset Play below)

The RI can also be used to indicate your risk-factor (SPREAD).
If your bankroll is healthy enough you can change your RI from RI=5 to
RI="6", "7", "8" or "9", but "9" should be your maximum.

STOP-PLAY (SP) [Loss Indicator] BasicPlay Only.
Whenever the SUM of the Count is more than your starting BankRoll, then you
MUST STOP.
e.g. If your beginning bankroll is 50 units and the count is for example
"9,10,11,12,13", then your SP Indicator is 55 (9+10+11+12+13=55), then you
must stop whether or not you are showing a loss or a profit. Do not attempt
to see if you can recover any losses.
EVEN if you show a profit you must also stop. Do not go for TARGETPLAY. The
odds are against you, 9 out of 10 times you will lose your profit if you continue to play when you reach this situation.
You are learning to become an experienced gambler, so don't "push the
envelope" at this stage.

RESET PLAYS.
A "reset play" happens when you activate the Reset Indicator (RI) and
return the count to one.  A normal session of 100 spins has on average 4
reset plays with BasicPlay. However you may sometimes have up to 12 reset
plays which could,  unfortunately result in a losing session.
Thus when implementing the RI it doesn't mean the end of a session. Unless,
of course your bankroll is so depleted that you cannot continue with a
decent session.

END OF SESSION.
When does a session end?
A session ends when you reach one of the following:
-When you reach TargetPlay.
-When you reach 50% Target (In the beginning, with BasicPlay, see below)
-When you reach StopPlay
-When your bankroll is so depleted that you cannot continue i.e. losing
session.
-Whenever you feel that the stakes are getting to high and you would rather
bank your profit and leave.( I know this is common-sense but sometimes
GAMBLERS need to HEAR it) Remember you are ultimately in control.