Quote from: Tomla on March 31, 2013, 09:52:47 PM
"foolproof" is a very stable bet if used judiciously

foolproof ,,, is that a progression ,,, ?

Cheers

I was lead to believe that the Foolproof Progression is 1 up every time u bet... [size=78%]win or lose.. Till in plus. [/size]

The author states that in order to bet more when you're winning and less when you are losing, you can adopt the following:
raise one unit when you Loose and bet the same amount when you Win until you break even or ahead.
It would be foolproof if there were not table limits...

In my vast researches, studies and experiments, I have found that all the bets are fundamentally same. No trigger gives any certain edge.  If we want to take chance we need some bet selection, so we argue over it. Money management (that includes progressions, win target, stop loss, session bankroll and life bankroll) is the real core of gambling, in my humble opinion. No progression, that has been created since the game itself was created can make you an absolute and perpetual winner.
           

Quote from: Albalaha on April 02, 2013, 05:20:54 AM
... No progression, that has been created since the game itself was created can make you an absolute and perpetual winner.
           

The (in)famous martingale progression is mathematically a winner. The table limits came as an additional rule to prevent its use.
There are others... Ralph explored another "mathematically safe" way @ one of his threads.


As for bet selections, from my research some perform better than others.

Buddy,
   I don't undermine your research and experiences but martingale or even fibo or labby that can definitely beat any session at last are considered proven failures, in real life not just because of table limits but due to our bankroll limits too. It would be better if we discuss things that we ourselves like to play. You know marty wins for sure. Do you have infinite money to risk for gaining one unit? I am sure, answer will be "no".
     We are not attending kindergarten classes of gambling. Are we?

Quote from: Albalaha on April 02, 2013, 07:43:31 AM
     We are not attending kindergarten classes of gambling. Are we?

Is this your question?
FYI. I am not Buddy. Again you must be mistaken me for someone else.

QuoteAs for bet selections, from my research some perform better than others.

Really?   Which ones are them? Let us all know the biggest breakthrough in gambling theories. 

if you want to pay for it...

Quoteif you want to pay for it...

Gladly. If you can prove your point in the biggest data that I give you like my Holy Grail had beaten 10 M data plus data provided by other forum members.
         If your betselection has proven edge, I will certainly pay you, rather everybody who plays professionally will pay you. Ready to prove?

i wish you the best of luck.

Why are you scared of proving anything? Go read a good book on gambling and stop daydreaming. Don't make statements that you don't understand.

Thing is that i am tired of your off-beat comments. And almost every time you try to destruct others opinion, thinking that you know better. Then you brag about illusional achievements. I have shown you once... I have no interest to show you again. You are always trying to phish out some idea or concept, but the real problem is that you can not cope with them.
For Your Information i do play daily at a live table and i make double paycheck of my day job every month. I do it for fun.
I remember at some other forum the stuff you shared... speaks for itself. As for your so called HG, people had to pay for it. So in the terms of a sharing community your "dark" commentator position equals nothing.

So from my part the case is closed, and your past behavior with others, doesn't get you in the good graces with me too. So from me you get Zero.
Cheers.

I may look like a "dark" commentator to you since you speak too loud while have nothing to show but I don't spread fallacies and "darkness". I can't clap on your "new set of fallacies". 

Hello everyone. I'm new here, and am looking around for good info on roulette.

Quote from: Bally6354 on December 20, 2012, 01:02:10 PM
Hello guys

I have added Stetson's book to my dropbox account just in case any of you are wondering what the fuss is about.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zmwixa1giyo9rsm/Stetson%20Bailey.pdf?m

Ignore the Craps title. This can be applied to most things! 

Bally: I have downloaded this book and read it a couple times. One of the best books on gambling I have read. Thanks for sharing it with us. One problem though: pages pages 84 and 98 are missing. Would it be possible to upload the book with missing pages included?