I will not engage in this thread past posting a factual, correct and absolutely 'spot-on' definition by an author that is extremely talented and has fantastic books out there.

Here it is:

Easier to read I guess:

I don't agree with this author's opinion:


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Wow, you can't edit your posts and I can't figure out how to post an image. This is different.

You don't have to agree.

But he is correct about numbers.  Not events. 

Two huge and different areas of concern.  Numbers and Events.

Anyway, the author says that patterns are predictable in the section title. He goes on to say there is no predictability based on probability, "Consequently each number has the same chance of selection in the next game..."


Probability will not tell you when a coincidence will occur and how long it will last. Therefore probability has nothing to do with prediction. Nobody can tell you how long a coincidence will last after it has begun.


ref; Mason Malmuth; "Gambling Theory and Other Topics" ; 2004


Let me make it perfectly clear. Coincidences exist and they can be exploited as if they were predictable, even though they are never predictable.

Quote from: Gizmotron on March 07, 2017, 11:10:21 AM
Anyway, the author says that patterns are predictable in the section title. He goes on to say there is no predictability based on probability, "Consequently each number has the same chance of selection in the next game..."


Probability will not tell you when a coincidence will occur and how long it will last. Therefore probability has nothing to do with prediction. Nobody can tell you how long a coincidence will last after it has begun.


ref; Mason Malmuth; "Gambling Theory and Other Topics" ; 2004


That is basically correct.  And it holds true for short term as I tried in other posts to define as 'Sections' with 'Turning Points', they almost never last half shoes or whole shoes, almost never, extremely rare as I also wrote about.  But once again, events, not numbers.  Numbers repeating themselves is also rare or we can also say--much rarer than events.  Events are clearly defined repetitively.  Numbers repeating themselves or causing events or subjective to a much rarer, series that is extremely hard to follow or predict as you say. 


Let me make it perfectly clear. Coincidences exist and they can be exploited as if they were predictable, even though they are never predictable.

Quote from: alrelax on March 07, 2017, 11:04:15 AM
You don't have to agree.

But he is correct about numbers.  Not events. 

Two huge and different areas of concern.  Numbers and Events.

That makes zero sense. numbers and events occur because of a continuous stream of spins. Anyone might relate this stream of spins as a session. It takes individual spins to make up events. You have done what he has done. Deal with coincidences, and forget about probability and predictions. Everyone uses this basic logic to ignore coincidences. It always stops with probability and predictions.

"It ain't over until it's over."

I went against what I said in attempt to reason but with you.....I will say it....go join Moguliztisu or whatever his name is at your local 7/11.

Good luck and may your multi million dollar fortune continue with your expert gambling and schooling!!!!

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That makes zero sense. numbers and events occur because of a continuous stream of spins. Anyone might relate this stream of spins as a session. It takes individual spins to make up events. You have done what he has done. Deal with coincidences, and forget about probability and predictions. Everyone uses this basic logic to ignore coincidences. It always stops with probability and predictions.

"It ain't over until it's over."

Vic, we need the edit feature back ASAP with 'remove' button, PLEASE! 

Like I have said before. You just acted like a classic NPD reaction to disagreement. It's your personality disorder that makes you jump to the conclusion that a personal attack on your fake reality just happened. Only you can fix that. I don't need to run and hide at my school. I disagree with your Author. That means that you are probably defective in your strange world, in your way of dealing with perceptions. Only not for normal people that easily deal with agreeable or disagreeable topics on a discussion forum where disagreements happen all the time.


Your guru is wrong. Live with it.

I am what I am!  In fact, I agree (imagine that with you to a point) and I will post what the Mayo Clinic diagnosed about me recently:

"Beyond The Rules Narcissist Including antisocial (ASPD) features. This type of narcissist thinks that because they are so superior to everyone they do not have to follow the rules like most people and therefore show behavior included in the ICD for dissocial personality disorder and behavior, included in the DSM for antisocial personality disorder".   (from doctors at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN)

You know they are correct, and so what???  Yes, I got mad at a dealer playing baccarat as I posted, I picked up the shoe and throw it in the middle of the pit---plain and simple.

I have yelled at and physically took off my PPE and thrown the pieces of them on the ground at a State Police Officer continually bothering me on the interstate performing a dangerous technical procedure related to my business.  I was arrested and brought to State Patrol Barracks where the officer was chastised and disciplined for his wrongful decision by the commander of the troop.  I don't take stuff from unintelligent people or people that elect themselves as professional and the ultimate authority, etc.

Year back, a large city official in conjunction attempted to set me up for criminal corruption charges.  I turned the tables and went to federal law enforcement and we put the individual away for what he was attempting.  The punch line, he was affiliated with a competing 'illegal' business that stood to profit enormously once I was removed from the industry there. 

The list goes on, believe me, lengthy.

I am what I am and I have been there and done most everything, literally.  Right or wrong, successful and sometimes unsuccessfully.  I can't change it all and I would not really want to.  I have a keen sense of right and wrong and I do things to suit those around me as well as myself, depends who those are around me if I take them into consideration or not. I express myself for many reasons, some are shellfish--yes, but when they are they fuel me.  And yet at other times, times you may not know about, I assist others when no one else will or lack the funds or know how to.  I have life long given to The Shriners Hospitals for Children with emphasis on the one in Boston, the children's burn center.  I have numerous times held fund raisers and given platforms with money, facilities and products for my own thing on local levels of various cities called, "Caring for Children" where I organize the distribution of backpacks stuffed with year long school supplies and other school necessities.  Also, snacks and little toys of educational use.  100% non profit and extremely time consuming and costly.  Hell with the little local publicity and pats on the back, the children's faces when they receive their backpacks and turn to their mom's or dad's and say, 'Look I have the stuff the other kids have now" is my shellfish and narcissistic reward!!! 

So make me out to be the ugliest and dumbest gambler and member on the board, it's all good!  Seriously.  You know, when I was at Prince's house last week with my little 4 year old, I was singing the words to "When Doves Cry" and "1999" and my little boy grabbed my hand and tries his best.  My experiences fuel me and when I sit at a table of baccarat and see a player eyeballing another one and then wagering against him, I save something for that player that might or might not come in the shoe or the night.  And that is when I have a huge hand out there and he does the same thing to me and says a few words to another in a language I know part of (like Viet or Laos or Cambodian) and when he return a Natural 8 and snickers and then I slam down a Natural 9 right in front of him instead of the dealer.  Call it what you want, to me that is pay-back and well deserved, but then again I am a narcissist from NYC and I am Italian.   

I don't stand by and eat crow---on the board or off the board and that is the huge difference between myself and most others.  Like I said before, if you don't like an author or a member, don't read it, skip it--save your time.