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AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable itlr
April 02, 2025, 05:04:32 PM
"I'll take not just one step, but two steps forward with the knowledge you've shared. However, your theory is quite challenging. I think it'll take some time to fully grasp and apply it to my betting strategy, probably because your level is very advanced. Even so, I truly appreciate the insights you've provided. I'll take some time to make them my own, and once I do, I'll follow up with any questions I have."

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AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable itlr
March 27, 2025, 05:16:36 PM
Your method is difficult, so please verify if this is correct. This translation was done using ChatGPT.

Third-Level Confidence Analysis
When an S-S cluster occurs consecutively two or more times, the likelihood of the next pattern shifting to asymmetry (As) increases significantly.

BBPP → S-S (1st occurrence)

BBBBBB → S-S (2nd occurrence)

PPPPP → S-S (3rd occurrence)

Since the S-S clusters have appeared three times in a row, the probability of another symmetrical (S) pattern continuing is low, while the likelihood of an asymmetric (As) shift is much higher.

In other words, the S-S-S-S sequence is approaching a breaking point, making an asymmetric transition more probable.

📌 Expected Next Pattern & Betting Strategy
✔ Since S-S has repeated 3 to 4 times, the probability of another S (symmetrical) pattern is significantly reduced.
✔ The next pattern is more likely to be asymmetric (As).
✔ Predicted possible patterns:

BP or PB (1-1 formation, asymmetric)

BBP or PPB (2-1 formation, asymmetric)
#3
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable itlr
March 24, 2025, 12:44:59 PM
I understand you're relying on an AI translator and learning from its sometimes inaccurate outputs. I also realize you perceive yourself as a slower learner, which must be frustrating. Please excuse any awkward phrasing, as English isn't my first language. Given my focus on prioritizing asymmetrical betting situations based on patterns, how can I best predict betting positions? What's the most effective way to study and pinpoint betting timings within these patterns? Could you illustrate with an example? Specifically, if the sequence is B → P → B → P → P → B → B → B → P, what would be a reasonable prediction for the next bet after the last three hands, B B P B NEXT ->B B P? P B B?

I realize that asking such direct questions could be perceived as impolite by someone of your caliber. Please accept my apologies. However, as a non-native English speaker, I find it quite difficult to keep up with the nuanced discussions in this community. Nonetheless, I'm resolved to no longer be disadvantaged, which is why I'm writing this. Even if I lose money, I want to understand the rationale behind my bets. Or, to put it more bluntly, I simply don't want to lose
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AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable itlr
March 23, 2025, 10:54:18 AM
"Is asymmetry defined by a result involving 5 cards, while symmetry refers to results with 4 or 6 cards? After identifying symmetric and asymmetric results, do you sometimes distinguish asymmetry and collect statistics when P and B follow a symmetric pattern? After that, when a certain result appears, is B progression betting after a single P or PP one of the methods AsymBacGuy refers to?

I have lost a lot of money by betting purely based on emotions. Now, I want to engage in an approach that I can at least understand to some extent. Since I am weak in math and statistics, I learn best through repetitive practice, which is why I am asking about this method.