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#16
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 08, 2018, 01:02:04 PM
Quote from: BEAT-THE-WHEEL on November 08, 2018, 12:16:53 PM
I said this before, but still want to say this again..

but with all due rspect....


"Kimo Li is a very good marketing strategist, a very good marketeer, good marketing script writer, a very good advertiser...."

His principle of roulette wheel. betting is good.but not hg, only high probability that also lose to HE.
...............
caveat emptor.


Your response, with all due respect, is exactly what one would say when one does not possess a strategy that makes money consistently. One of the questions that I may ask when someone is interested in learning a lesson is: "Do you believe a roulette strategy can beat the House Edge?" If your answer is no, you will not qualify for a lesson, reason being, you already have defeated mindset.

If one enters an endeavor and believes they cannot succeed, they will not succeed. I had a student that learned the lesson but had a hard time making a profit. He wrote to me and said some really hurtful words. I tried to help him but he blamed me for his misfortune. My response was of encouragement and reinforcement of what I had taught him. I pointed out the rules of engagement and said to him, "If you do not follow what I said, you will not win. I cannot control your actions, only you can do that." He was very angry. I was sadden by his experience. I had failed him. Then, I received an email, a year later.

MM

"It's ... from .... You gave me some lessons beginning about 2 years ago. About a year ago I wrote you and told you about my frustrations as I was not doing well. Well the reason I wasn't doing well is because I was not following your exact rules. Still trying to go for the big hit on my favorite numbers. In other words playing like an a$$hole as I call it.

Over the last few months I refocused and just concentrated solely on ... Tracking ... I usually focus on .... I have been doing amazingly well. Just focus and probably the hardest thing of them all. Just be disciplined. I have been buying in for 200 and playing dollars. I will bet 2 dollars on each of the numbers. I know you usually encourage negative progression. I admit this is the one part I have trouble pulling the trigger on sometimes. I sometimes do a positive progression like if you are in a big run just adding one chip. I know this is one of the big disputes in strategy. Should you flat bet? Negative or positive progression?

What I am stunned by is no matter what even through rough stretches I almost have chips in front of me. It can survive those stretches. Then eventually you usually hit a big run. I never lose the 200 buy in. I end up in positive I would say 8/10 times. The other two I may lose 100 and just not feeling it. I but in at another table. Yesterday I won 800 in 3 hours. The thing that has stuck with me is you said you don't need a computer. You have one. Your brain. I have been studying more then I can explain. I now can look at the last 4-8 spins and know exactly what to bet. If I do t get a hit change to another .... I think this is one of the most difficult things to do. Especially when the ... you have just lost on hits on the first spin!! But I have told myself just to ride the ship. Eventually it will break. A streak will come.

I just wanted to say I am sorry about going off last year. I am really getting it. I believe I have become a very good player but at the same time just scratching the surface."

In my book, I state, "Fact or Fiction," you decide.
#17
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 08, 2018, 05:39:27 AM
There is no question; there is a gold mine of information posted on roulette forums. It's up to each reader to extract the information and apply it accordingly. However, the current state of roulette forums, in my opinion, does not function as a collaborative community, rather a place to scrutinize claims, and demand the creator to prove it publicly. Why? If the creator was stupid enough to show what they know, the public would say, "That's great, you were right, thanks," Sucker...

Why is it rare for members to back up their creator publicly? Once they publicly post their testimonials, they become vulnerable to private message stalking or even verbal abuse. No one wants that.

There is a solution. I could post what some students say after learning about the "goose." But even that can be scrutinized. I will post a few anyway to hear people's reaction.

CD

"Trust your fine, everything is going as expected, winning day after day, started slowly but now I have changed the gears. You are the BEST and I will be great full [sic] for your teachings for the rest of my life. THANKS."

AE

"I was in Macao yesterday and have a chance to test what I learn from you in a real wheel, and the ... gave me good result USD 500 in less than 30 minutes, I remember you saying when we don't have much data just play ...or ..., so I open my computer write down the number and went to a casino, and the result gave the big smile on my face, amazing."

AA
"How are you doing? I hope all is well. Every day I keep thinking what you shared with me. The couple of weeks I have been training intensively. I see ... works very well for me. I can track the numbers better this way. Started to play live and so far I closed the sessions with success. Your tracking methods and the spreadsheets are incredible, so sophisticated ... You planted a seed that hopefully will grow into a nice tree someday.
Thanks again my friend for sharing your knowledge and teachings. May God grant you as many as there are leaves from all the trees you have planted."

PS
"Hi ..., I hope all is well with you. I would just like to thank you for the lessons and am glad to let you know that I'm doing pretty great with what I've learned from our sessions. From the 100 dollar/day profit I used to make I am now earning 300 dollars/visit playing roulette having the same bankroll from even before I started taking lessons. Sorry for the late email as we had to deal with a medical emergency in the family when our sessions concluded. I was not able to message you right away.

I now play with more confidence and use less spins for triggers. Now I only wait for 3 spins before placing down my bets. I've tweaked a bit of our concepts if you don't mind and to this day I still couldn't believe I have been profiting greatly for the past 2 months of playing. There are days it take me only 5 spins, on others it's 20 spins but all in all everything seems to be coming together. Sorry for the long email, I just realized I never had the opportunity to thank you properly."
#18
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 07, 2018, 03:44:17 PM
What would be the "logical" reason for selling a method that makes a lot of money? It would be foolish for me to give it away for free.

People contact me asking about my method. I turn down 99 percent of all inquires because they cannot pass the vetting process.

The dilemma I faced was, do I take this idea to the grave or do I help people who I believe deserve to benefit from this information?

When the day comes and I meet my maker, I will find comfort knowing that some of the information I shared will not die with me. I will also find peace, knowing that the information that I do take with me will never fall into the hands of undeserving, greedy, evil people.

There is a goose that lays the golden egg. It is not intelligence that I insult. It is ignorance that deplores me. It's like saying man will never land on the moon. There will never be a black American president. Roulette can never be beaten.

The function of a roulette forum is to bring to together like minded people together and bash their ideas. Is that it? Look in the mirror and say to yourself, "I don't have a method that works." So now the mission is to seek those who claim to have the golden goose and discredit them by all means.

Such is the function of a roulette forum.

I don't see anyone saying, "You have the Golden Goose? How do I get one?" Fear of the unknown make cowards of the undecided.
#19
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 07, 2018, 02:34:52 AM
"If you truly have something, put extra cherries and some other tastes in that pie, offer some napkins and let's go."

I will tell you, Oklahoma has the best cherry pie turnover in the United States, word of mouth.



"Here lies the problem with roulette forum members, they want something for nothing."

Jimske, let's say you are correct. People can't share because they don't have a definable method. So what's the point in having a public roulette forum.

Sorry, no free lunches from me. I tried that 10 years ago.
#20
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 06, 2018, 09:29:57 PM
I have shared many ideas throughout the years. Some are posted here, like the corners idea. I have brought innovative roulette thinking regarding the Global Pie and the Matrix. I have established a school with members from all over the world, exchanging ideas, and using the casinos as their personal ATM whenever they need money.

Am I above everyone here, I doubt that. But you are right, I feel like I don't belong here.

#21
General Discussion / Re: Function of a Roulette Forum
November 06, 2018, 08:47:15 PM
You missed the point. It's about a public roulette forum and why I believe most the content cannot be discussed openly because of the nature of propriety and secrets. A private roulette forum, on the other hand, functions normally because everyone share the same knowledge and offer information because they paid their dues.

So in this case, the public roulette forum, it is open to a wide spectrum of good and bad information, good and bad people, defensive and insecure points of view.
#22
General Discussion / Function of a Roulette Forum
November 06, 2018, 05:44:41 PM
What is the function of a roulette forum? It is a place where like minded roulette players gather to talk about the common knowledge of roulette. The reality of this kind of forum does not work because, when it comes to proprietary knowledge, most are not willing to share. Why is that? Take the elements that form a small town community, grocer, hardware store, ice cream shop, restaurant, gas station, barber, baker, to name a few, each contribute to the function of the community.

A roulette community does not function that way. Instead, if a roulette player has a strategy that works really well, they are "expected" to share freely, or else they are chastised and called all kinds of names, liars, scammers, etc.

In a town community, people pay for goods and services in order to function in life. Why should the baker share a secret recipe passed down from generations? Should the grocer give free goods to the entire community? Here lies the problem with roulette forum members, they want something for nothing.

Most forums have a policy where a player is able to solicit their goods and services, "Systems, Product, and Services for sale." The merchants are quickly scrutinized, and in most cases, endure bullying and abuse from the roulette community. Other places forbid the solicitation of goods and services regarding roulette altogether.

Word of mouth by a community shows the essence of communication. It has been my experience that when I decide to pay a premium price for a cherry turnover baked pie, it's because I heard about it through word of mouth, to see what the rave is all about; that is what a community is about, acknowledging the worth of our baker.

There is no point in having a roulette forum where only common knowledge is shared and goods and services are not welcomed. A close society is a dead society.
#23
General Discussion / Re: Brian Ward
October 04, 2017, 02:27:43 AM
Thanks esoito. I see that Jack Kennedy has copyrighted 1998.
I have Brian Ward's memoir on the subject dated 1996. Of course he chose not to publish.
It seems they both use the square roulette. Brian coded his findings with regards to the table layout.
In any case, RIP Brian.
#24
General Discussion / Brian Ward
October 03, 2017, 08:05:43 PM
We lost a professional roulette player today. 3:10 Manchester, UK. His name is Brian Ward, inventor of square roulette. Brian was 76 years old. He passed away peacefully at his home. Some of you may know him as Wardy03 at VLS.
#25
Corner/Quad / Re: Kimo Li's Corner Matrix
September 05, 2017, 01:35:43 PM
I am surprise to see that someone is interested in the Corner Matrix. In answer to your question, if the middle number of  quad comes in, 5, 14, 23, or 32, then anywhere these numbers are on the matrix is considered a hit and can be 'crossed out'.

Investigate the Corner Matrix and you will find treasures, like the vertical numbers in the matrix belong to 4 layout quads and double streets. The horizontal numbers are column (row) numbers.

Essentially you can track 1, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12, 16, 18 and more numbers with the Corner Matrix. It is considered the Swiss knife of all the matrices. To learn more, just open your eyes and mind.
#26
Gizmotron / Re: Overcome the Chimp
June 13, 2017, 04:27:22 PM
Hi Mike,

My method fares well with RRS wheels.
The changing of wheel speed and ball speed can be quite a challenge.
But, it can be overcome.


#27
Gizmotron / Re: Overcome the Chimp
June 13, 2017, 02:47:29 PM
Thanks for the kind words Sputnik.

_______________________________

Buy ins for InterBlock was 100.00, 40.00, 40.00, 100.00, 40.00

Palazzo, 1,000.00

Here's the irony, Base 10, number ending in 7, "magical groupings."
Total bets, 1,000.00.

200.00 straight up on 17, surrounded by four 100.00 splits, won.
100.00 straight up on 27, surrounded by three 100.00 splits, lost.

400 times 35 equals 14,000.00 minus 2 more spins and tip equals chip porn.

Approval?
Here's the approval: KISS



#28
Gizmotron / Re: Overcome the Chimp
June 12, 2017, 09:11:50 PM
I walk the walk.
Here is my first session on May 19, 2017 at the Palazzo.
#29
Gizmotron / Re: Overcome the Chimp
June 12, 2017, 09:02:09 PM
Later that evening, I played again.
In 6 minutes, this is how much I made.
#30
Gizmotron / Re: Overcome the Chimp
June 12, 2017, 08:35:59 PM
I respect the fact that you are trying to redeem yourself. But don't do it at the expense of others.
We are here to help you.

Can your Global Effect do this?

In 11 minutes, I made the following at an InterBlock Organic air ball machine on May 30, where the maximum bet is 35.00 per spin. I can show you if you have an open mind.