Quote from: Gizmotron on October 24, 2017, 12:47:44 AM
Mike, I rather concede that it far more fun to see you as not seeing it. If I showed you the math you would laugh at how easy it adds up.

I've been saying that for a while - it sounds absurd but it's really not complicated and just because people haven't figured it out before now doesn't mean it hasn't always been there. Lots of things are like that in any field. But again, people have to look past "it's a 1 spin game" and they don't want to accept that.

Quote from: Gizmotron on October 23, 2017, 02:41:39 AM
TurboGenius's signature says this: Common sense and math are the only two things required to beat the game of roulette each and every time you play. No voodoo, no mumbo-jumbo. No system that you bought on sale for $39.00 and no lucky rabbit's foot."
He is right too.

But remember this, "common sense and math" is the secret

It certainly is. People can choose to see it or not.
You can't convince someone who thinks that 12 hit so now bet 21 or
there were 12 red so now bet black.. They have their own journey to take.
If everyone gets to the same point eventually then they will have to agree with my signature and they'll be 1,000 times better for it.

Quote from: esoito on October 22, 2017, 08:32:38 AM
As for the insecure login:  given that no money is changing hands on the site does it really matter?
Surely, it matters only if people are daft enough to use the same password for all their logins elsewhere. In which case, they should start changing to different passwords right away.
For the rest of us who already use different passwords why would it matter? I'm open to valid reasons. 

Your post is a nightmare lol.
Would you openly post your password for this forum for us all to see ? I would hope not.
Gambling forums are notorious for trouble-makers who love nothing more than to cause grief.
Suppose for example someone gets your password (thanks to the insecure connection) and then posts "as you".
It's entirely possible and someone could be damaged by it in more ways than one.
Also - not everyone is "daft" as you say - but people tend to use similar passwords on sites, maybe changing one or two letters.
You could log in here as esoitobetselection for example as a password and any hacker who isn't "daft" (most are very smart) would be able to log into most places online that you use as well just by assuming how you pick passwords.
It's not a huge issue - just bringing it to the admin's attention. Firefox puts these warnings out for a reason - not because people are "daft", but because people are at risk due to the insecure connection.

Is the insecure connection issue going to be fixed ?
(or was it addressed already ?)

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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Insecure_passwords

Thank you

I figured I would pop my head in and register here.
I don't know what my level of participation will be.
I'll skip the typical introduction post - everyone knows me already.