""""I will look beyond the data when I get there, per your suggestion.""""

This is the key.

Guys,

I can say that i understood the system and how it works.

I just don't know how to treat "zero" ?

Quote from: MoneyT101 on March 08, 2017, 04:28:47 PM
plolp,

looking at your sheet

2   Black
34 Red
17 Black
35 Black
28 Black

event
1 2 3 4
R R C R


but you have it as

event
1 2 3 4
R C R C


Why?

Hi MoneyT101,

Yes plolp: Remember Moglizu said to compare the 5th number with the previous 4 in order to get the (R)uns and (Changes) for each of the 4 events. 

A.

Wiesbaden  T1    8/03/2017

Which does not mean that it wins

Roulette EC best for  SHORT Term play with disciplined MM.

Still can't get how plolp chart the prognosis. Can plolp point me?

Quote from: Azymax on March 09, 2017, 04:01:49 AM
Guys,

I can say that i understood the system and how it works.

I just don't know how to treat "zero" ?

Imo, the zero is too much of an oddball to include in the EC calculations. A programmer might try both ways, since it's easy to swap ideas out.  But for an even chance test, i would exclude it from the calculations column, and have a separate column that is designed to produce a zero at it's normal rate of appearance.  Then just subtract, from the profit or loss stream, the amount of chips you had exposed each time the zero showed up in it's own column.  This essentially disregards the zero in your calculations, but exactly mimics live play, which only calculated for EC's.

Quote from: Djbac on March 09, 2017, 02:21:40 PM
Still can't get how plolp chart the prognosis. Can plolp point me?

The left part "CCRC"...is runs/changes and the right side prognosis with RB is what to play based on the majority.

Quote from: Still on March 09, 2017, 02:33:20 PM
Imo, the zero is too much of an oddball to include in the EC calculations. A programmer might try both ways, since it's easy to swap ideas out.  But for an even chance test, i would exclude it from the calculations column, and have a separate column that is designed to produce a zero at it's normal rate of appearance.  Then just subtract, from the profit or loss stream, the amount of chips you had exposed each time the zero showed up in it's own column.  This essentially disregards the zero in your calculations, but exactly mimics live play, which only calculated for EC's.

In terms of its effects on your profits/losses accounting, the zero is a much bigger problem for us American players. We have to contend with both the zero and the double zero and when one of them appears you lose everything that you put on the outside bets.

UK players are in better shape dealing with the above problem since they have only one zero to deal with. On top of that they have the "la partage" rule mitigating the effects of the appearance of the zero.

In mainland Europe, you also have single zero roulette and there in many casinos, you also have the "en prison" rule to soften the blow from the lone zero.

It should be noted that these two special rules apply only to even chance bets -- and not to dozen / column bets.

For this reason, I feel that even chance strategies are much more useful for UK/European players than they are for us American players.

If this method is profitable (which is debatable), then try applying it to baccarat where you only have Player and Banker and you won't have top worry about a 0 or a 00 as in roulette.

This may be  clearer

https://www.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=7969.0

Btw, i have not run any test on the explanation i put forth yet.   I feel i had to put it on a lower priority because of low/lower expectations.  But will report back here if/when it happens.

@all

Why stopped this thread



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