thank maestro
is it including the virtual play or not
do you know about that
thank maestro

 
There should be clear entering points and exit points.
Entering points when to enter the game and attack.
Exit points when you want to end the game and keep a profit and keep loses short.

There has to be some kind of MM to keep you away from the deep hole.
When it appears you not following it and quit in time keeping loses short.

My opinion.

300 trails with good results with many winning strikes.
+11
+26
+34
+13
+25

= +109 units
300 trails with bad strikes and many loses.

-5
-25
+13
+30
-32
-31
+27
-26
+30

TOTALS

-119
+100

= -19 units

i aggree you sputnik

some more testing

Quote from: Sputnik on February 15, 2014, 02:26:23 PM

There should be clear entering points and exit points.
Entering points when to enter the game and attack.
Exit points when you want to end the game and keep a profit and keep loses short.

There has to be some kind of MM to keep you away from the deep hole.
When it appears you not following it and quit in time keeping loses short.

My opinion.

There are clear entry and exit points, aren't there? Enter at first double, exit on a treble or when 4 doubles have appeared with no treble.

4000 dublin  result -100
thank to maestro test
so its nor good with virtual play ?

Quote from: Blood Angel on February 15, 2014, 02:29:21 PM
There are clear entry and exit points, aren't there? Enter at first double, exit on a treble or when 4 doubles have appeared with no treble.

I don't know if the first double is part of a window with 123 repeats, that means you randomly jump on board.
If i wait until i have a window with one loss, then i start from scratch with a clear window to begin my personal permanency with.
Just one example that entering points and exist points is not so clear.
And when you get a window with 4 numbers with no third repeat, you have a window with no strike.
But that does not mean you quit playing, so that is not a clear exit point.

If i state i start after each losing window and attack, then i have a clear entering point.
And i start my personal permanence in the same manner each time.
Then when i hit three loses in a row i quit as my exit point, then i have a clear rule when to quit.

My abstract thinking about the subject and my opinion.
I might be right or wrong or just made a point about the subject.

With my example above a bad day with many loses result with -19 units.
And a good day with many winnings result with +109 units.

LLLWWLWLLLWLLWL "bad day"
LWWWWLWLWWWLWLWWW "good day"

Here is one more ...

LLLWWWLLWLWWLW "average day"

-15
-26
+23
-33
+28
+28
+27

-74
+106
= +32

Cheers

 
My point is ...
You can not go all in with out clear entering points and exit points.
Does will define how you will do with
bad days
good days
average days

Quote from: Sputnik on February 15, 2014, 02:37:36 PM


If i wait until i have a window with one loss, then i start from scratch with a clear window to begin my personal permanency with.

Cheers

Gotcha, thanks for clarifying.

 
With my thinking, then it could also mean a complete window with a win as starting point.
Some one might want to play only when there is winnings present.

I just feel its better to start after a complete window with result as entering points.
Then if you keep doing so in the same manner each time, then you create a solid personal permanence to follow.


Cheers

Quote from: RouletteFan on February 15, 2014, 02:23:54 PM
is it including the virtual play or not
do you know about that

RouletteFan, yes virtual play is now "hard-coded" into the simulated system. You can change two other parameter though, as I explained in reply #63.

Guys, can we please keep this thread on topic and not go off on tangents, however interesting they may be. This thread should be for testing/results of WF3 and simple variants only.

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