Sam - "Woulda,coulda,shoulda"

I would like to know what other's think. I provided the practice software, the charting program, the list of trend characteristics, and the complete technique for using these trends and the current conditions and effectiveness.

I chose this forum to publish my work for free. Except for advanced concepts everything is here. I would have gladly discussed these advanced concepts but nobody has expressed any interest, save that one here already knows them.

If you did not download my charting program then it is nearly impossible to understand my teachings. You could duplicate what I do in live casinos, where I use hand written index cards. You can't see the trends like I do without these kind of charts.

Charting software:
http://betselection.cc/gizmotron/tracking-software-for-practice-real-play/

http://betselection.cc/meta-selection/the-simple-explanation-attacking-trends/

The List:
" On every spin I check to see if a new characteristic is forming or that any existing ones are changing. So I scan the chart. I can see a characteristic in approximately one third of a second.

Look for sleepers in the dozens and columns. Look for singles, then doubles, triples, and larger in the dozens and columns. Look for global effects for all this. Look for perfect and almost perfect patterns in the dozens and columns. Look for a perfect or almost perfect dominance in the dozens and columns. Look for dominance in all of the even chance bets. Look for sequences of singles, doubles, and triples and above in the even chance bets. Look for perfect patterns in the even chance bets. Look for sleeping zeros and wide awake zeros. Look for any active attack bet ending. Evaluate the effectiveness of the current state. Repeat this process after every spin and before every bet."

Gizmo

You can't really do much more than what you have already done.

I for one appreciate the software and explanations you have gave.

No player can go from step 1 to step 10 in my opinion without going through the intermediate stages.

All the best gamblers I have ever met were not young! 

Thank you for your effort to share what you know. To build on what others have left in the past is the way forward. I wish more people share openly instead of going reinventing separately.

Please receive my appreciation.

Thanks, everyone that posts. How very interesting. There are results all over the place. All I can tell you is that I was inspired by two strong occurrences of wild randomness. Had it not been wild I doubt that I would have ever seen it. It took ten years to take what I was seeing and turn it into a method. My first action was to research every rule based system that I could find. After that I spent years on attempting to win by betting on the three hottest numbers. I researched that to its eventual end. It was later that I discovered the need to test the waters as you go. From that I discovered the value of detachment from the bet selection and the effectiveness track. In the end I have discovered that I can control things as they change. I can win any session if I find the opportunities and exploit them while they occur. While at the same time not making big mistakes. It's really a simple method. It doesn't make redicliouse expectations of the game. Good moments come and go all the time. All it does is exploit that. It deliberately avoids the bad moments that the mathboys say you can't avoid. I say you can. I've proven it to myself. I've always said that anyone could prove it to themselves. That would be proof that you would believe too.

I'm surprised at the results so far. Very surprised. 

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 21, 2013, 05:43:02 PM
I can win any session if I find the opportunities and exploit them while they occur. While at the same time not making big mistakes. It's really a simple method. It doesn't make redicliouse expectations of the game. Good moments come and go all the time. All it does is exploit that. It deliberately avoids the bad moments that the mathboys say you can't avoid. I say you can. I've proven it to myself. I've always said that anyone could prove it to themselves. That would be proof that you would believe too.

It's all about picking your battles...the better you pick 'em...the happier you are.  Opportunities exist (if you can recognize them...we all see them a little differently)...what you do with them is up to you!

You can't make it any clearer than that. I have my own method for avoiding big downturns. In a way, that's an opportunity too.

Last day is tomorrow. If you wish to vote you have one day left.

Thank you to all that participated.

I'm encouraged that people are catching on. Perhaps there will be those that pass me by. There might even be someone here that can teach better than I do. I still have not found a way to pass on experience. Perhaps there is a way.

"I still have not found a way to pass on experience."

It's very difficult -- if not virtually impossible -- to do that face-to-face in a hands-on situation, let alone remotely via a form of distance education.

All credit to you for trying, though.

The information age is great for many reasons however it has its downsides.

Too much information swimming around and it can easily lead to running around in circles.

That's what I see a lot on gambling forums.

A more productive way may be to take an idea and just solely concentrate on that one idea alone. Even if that means (god forbid) spending less time reading everything else.

It's good to just let a concept sink in and wait for the ideas to flow.  That is not going to happen overnight and I am serious when I say it could take months.

I think it's a good way to go through the process of finding what you are looking for rather than allowing your brain to regurgitate the same information over and over without really getting anywhere. Quality over quantity springs to mind. The answers will definately come if you give them time and don't have a mind cluttered with 101 different ideas running around.

cheers

I've been on the same topic for the past six years. Having exhausted myself in pointless progressions and rule based systems almost twenty years ago. In all this time there is still no long term winners.

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 28, 2013, 04:22:56 PM
I've been on the same topic for the past six years.

That's the way if you ask me because you then have a thorough understanding of what you do and it's there for good assuming roulette does not suddenly dissapear.

There is no joy in playing something where you sometimes have that feeling that today might be the day that the method will come unstuck and it's then back to the drawing board. These type of things are more or less just a quick fix.

6 years is a long time to really get to know something very well.

My hat goes off to anyone with that kind of persistence and they deserve any good fortune that may come along.