Inaudi Wechselmarsch

This classic roulette strategy by Jacques Inaudi originally is called
1:6 changing game with combined plus-minus-progression
(German: 1:6 Wechselspiel mit kombinierter Plus-Minus-Progression)

It waits for series of 3 times the same color,
or a 3 times changing phase.
Then it bets on its continuation.

The historic original System description in German language.

step tree

As usual for pattern strategies, a step tree is useful to build the Inaudi Wechselmarsch:

							X1

			/R								B\

			X2								X9

	/R				\B				/R				\B

	X3				X8				X10				X11

/R		\B		/R		\B		/R		\B		/R		\B

.12		X4		:16		X5!		X7!		:16		X6!		.12

.	/R		B\	.						.				.

.	:16		X5	:						:				.

	.	/R		\B	

	:	X6		.12	

	/R		B\	.	

	X7		:16	.

/R		B\	.		

.12		X4!	:		

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Xy = step, y = number, Xy! = existing step
R = Red, B = Black
. . . = bet the series
: . : = bet the changing series

The Inaudi March has the concept
of waiting for triple sequence figures.

A similar principle is used in Kiljaeden's Roulette Strategy Color Chase.
He plays change and continuity as long as the color wins.

Inaudl method looks wonderful, the weakness of color chase method is when a streak in couples come out in succession (e.g. RRBBRRBB...).

Provided that the system has to check for three occurrences, I think the losses can be incredibly reduced, can't wait to see how this method works out.
Thanks for showing us this method trizero.