Could "The golden String" be useful in some way to overcome randomness? I would say yes.




Can someone verify this?

http://www.maths.surrey.ac.uk/hosted-sites/R.Knott/Fibonacci/fibrab.html#whichrepRAB



Scroll to the top of the page, a good place to start : )


I selected this chapter to read first.

Which patterns repeat and where?

Interesting you mention this. When i started to play roulette i used to play a system more or less based on this. Maybe i will post it on the forum someday later.
Very nice reading.

Another thing...

A couple of years ago I developed a method based on the binary patterns that make up a section of the golden string.

I recall I let 0s be red, and 1s be black.

I tested then to see if any "golden string patterns" appeared in numbers spun. (I had an idea the golden string could appear in random sequencies)

I then reversed the values and retested.

Even tried it with OE and HL.  Looked under a lot of rocks!!

Ended up inconclusive...  not really surprising!

But it kept me from playing on the road for a while.



[That was my one approach of many possibilities. So don't be put off -- your idea/approach could be the Rosetta Stone we all seek..LOL]

I was testing this flatbetting on a single EC, (no bet for 0 in the golden string sequence). Got a neutral trend or little profit 

Rosetta Stone

Is the "Stone" better than the "Grail"?

TCS