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I like that it's good for comps, a very pushy system. I would modify it to bet what you lost plus one unit after every loss. Really like the moving of dozens like this.
You would have made a killing off of play without losing on this session
The loss sequence gets you in trouble very quickly.-20, -40, -80, -160, -320,-640. -1280. The advantage to the system of adding 2 units to your bet every time you lose is the losses get biggger but not as fast.
Don't like the risk involved for the $50 payoff. I tested it using $1 units and at one point had to bet 27/27 just to get back to even. I hit it but stopped playing at that point. I did notice I would get to 4 units a few times but lost trying to get to 5. I would suggest stopping at 40 instead of 50 profit using $10 units or $20 using $5 units. At that point I would continue to repeat the process until I hit my win goal.
TRM: I would love for you to do a video on the modification I emailed you for the How Low Can You Go system using a 00 wheel which is the only wheel available at many casinos, at least in the US. I've been killing it daily using it and you get to play 8 #'s instead of 7 on the single 0 wheel with the same # of progressions.
Instead of playing based on your session profit I would play based on what you just lost. If you lose the $10 bet ($20 since 2 dozens are covered) you bet $20 ($40 total); not continuing to bet $10. I wonder if that is what he wants you to do is to bet what you have just lost versus an amount in relation to session profit? If you lose two in a row your next bet would be $60 on each dozen and so on. Thank you Roulette Master!