Triple Lux

I'm thrilled with the Triple Lux system, but I can't seem to get two hits on a number, much less three. I probably need a 40 roll hand to get to table max on a number. But there's one Hot Shooter per hour (or two), so it might be worth trying out.

How to win $500 Craps Betting Strategy - Color Up - Mar 26, 2020 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWCJ-13uLTU

CEG Dealer School:
How I Made $24,000+ Playing Craps! Triple Lux Craps System - Part 1 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgACbu72ZgQ
From $3 to $500 POWER PRESS!! Triple Lux Craps System - Part 2 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfaVBongsb0
From $5 to $500 POWER PRESS!! Triple Lux Craps System - Part 3 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8CZqbqSMWg
$15 to Table Limit!! Triple Lux Craps System - Part 4 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buPe9Zp_H90
$25 & $100 HIGH-LIMIT Triple Lux Craps System - Part 5 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj369AqNCB4

Hitting Table Max Craps Practice w/ Alex on Crapsee - 2,877 views Streamed live 22 hours ago - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsNIhqXoBeA

this?
https://www.crapspit.org/triple-lux-craps-system/

Wouldn't this be a reverse martingale with the added house edge of the place bets (vs just the pass/Dpass)?
Asking because iirc the Wiz has an article on anti-martingale.

How I Turned $32 into $4,000 on Craps w/ Alex! - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8sD8eq68zc

I'm working on my own tempered lux strategy so I don't lose as much if I don't get a third hit but only get 1 or 2 hits on a number. I also have lower table maximums. I have a Bubble Craps version; then a table version with the vig upfront, $25 minimum.
With a $6 minimum and a $200 maximum I can make exactly $1,000 hitting the 5 or 9 ten times on one shooter.
I should have win goals of $1,000, or loss goals of the same, ouch!

Our most Famous Craps System (Revisted) (Triple Lux) - Casino Quest - 78 views Sep 24, 2022 - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l1gLtpAS-w

Dealer trying to explain this system while going too fast to explain it well.
I'll try to explain what I thought he said.

For a $5-$5,000 Table
4:10: $5, $15, $15, $40, $100, $100, $300, $500, $1500, $1500, $4500, $5000
5,9: $5, $15, $36, $36, $86, $200, $200, $500, $500, $1250, $1250, $2500, $3000, $5000
6,8: $6, $18, $42, $42, $90, $90, $210, $450, $450, $900, $900, $1800, $3000, $5000

For a $10-$5,000 Table
4,10: $10, $25, $25, $75, $200, $500, $1500, $3000, $5000
5,9: $10, $25, $60, $60, $125, $125, $300, $750, $1500, $3500, $5000
6,8: $12, $30, $66, $66, $150, $330, $720, $720, $1500, $3000, $5000

He mentioned that $15 tables are like $5 tables and $25 tables are like $10 tables at the beginning. I can only infer what he meant.
For a $15-$5,000 Table
4:10: $15, $40, $40, $100, $300, $300, $500, $1500, $1500, $1500, $4500, $5000
5,9: $15, $36, $86, $86, $200, $500, $500, $1250, $1250, $2500, $3000, $5000
6,8: $18, $42, $90, $90, $210, $450, $450, $900, $900, $1800, $3000, $5000

For a $25-$5,000 Table
4,10: $25, $75, $75, $200, $500, $1500, $3000, $5000
5,9: $25, $60, $125, $125, $300, $300, $750, $1500, $3500, $5000
6,8: $30, $66, $150, $150, $330, $720, $1500, $1500, $3000, $5000