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#346
Can you provide link to this strategy in detail?
#347
General Discussion / Re: LABBY AND RTM...
September 08, 2019, 08:21:02 AM
With classic labby we can prolong and win while Johnson will get struck at last needing a million unit poor martingale. Splitting will only kill as we can not predict future.
#348
General Discussion / Re: LABBY AND RTM...
September 08, 2019, 07:23:35 AM
HP Johnson is set to win 1 unit only at last and it can lose even a million before that becoming a poor martingale at last. Basic labouchere can't go so bad in any possibility. The element of martingale makes  Johnson unintelligent's playground only. If you have 5000 units BR, labby will win all cases for you.
#349
General Discussion / Re: LABBY AND RTM...
September 08, 2019, 03:43:22 AM
OMG. Again HP Johnson?  I told you that if the last win took bad turn it is the worst martingale you might have ever seen. Basic 01 labouchere is better. This being my last comment on this progression. If you can't comprehend that hp Johnson is foolish way,  I can't help it anymore.
#350
General Discussion / Re: LABBY AND RTM...
September 06, 2019, 03:05:03 PM
HP Johnson worst side is trying to fix number of wins without having any estimate of its span. Classic labouchere gets bigger in certain number of losses and wins back in a bit more than half of that only. Labby is mathematical while Johnny is foolish. If you want to safeguard bets from getting big in first few losses, start a 01 labby. So LLLLLLL WILL LOOK LIKE 011111111 only.
#351
General Discussion / Re: LABBY AND RTM...
September 06, 2019, 01:42:08 PM
HP Johnson is foolish labby how many times you need to be told. It seems you only read things and never simulate or play for real, so it looked  very bright to you.
Take a case of an hp Johnson looking for 7 wins so 13 zeros and 1. 7 wins came in 20 spins only, this way
LWLWLWLWLLWLLWLLLLLW.
DESPITE a great starting wins it earned nothing till the last painful win. You better forget this silly progression. Labouchere is great by itself and if u r ready to risk upto 5000 chips, you are winning even 69/200 with the basic labouchere.
#352
General Discussion / Re: WORST DOZEN/100SPINS? Anyone?
September 05, 2019, 08:22:57 AM
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dozen 5wins =10/23spins=43.47%.
thus over the 33.34% needed.

I did not get this part. How 5 wins of a dozen with so many losses look 43.47% to you? Please illustrate your dozen labby and let us see if it is so useful.
#353
General Discussion / Re: WORST DOZEN/100SPINS? Anyone?
September 05, 2019, 02:47:33 AM
And how do u propose to use labby for a single dozen? Please showcase for this W/L of a dozen:
LLLLWLLLLWLLLWLLLLLLLWW
#354
Don't try to win the worst itself but get flat there and win something thereafter when storm has passed.
#355
Wong,
It is not regarding minimum number of hits but the way they hit that helps hp Johnson or makes that a bad joke. HP Johnson  could harass you even in 75/200 case. It seems you are not getting this. If the last few wins come a bit late, it would kill you. If you get a session where initial wins come late and later it showers wins, hp Johnson will do great. There are many progressions on the same premise. You can do one thing to understand it better. Play hp Johnson on  papers on my given horror sessions of worst 100s. As they are not worst 200 your favourite hp Johnson should handle all.
#356
I found the worst 69/200 case of red. It has 33 reds in the first 100 spins.
#357
@Wong,
          HP johnson is wrong type of labouchere. It tries to pre fix a win string that is a blunder. HP Johnson is nothing else but a mix of flat betting in the beginning, labouchere in the middle when all zeros filled up and at last a deadly martingale. If you see #3 case or the worst hit of 69/200, a simple labouchere will itself win a net profit.
                          My point is, labouchere is very powerful and underestimated progression. It has the capacity of concluding a session within 200 spins if we consider 69/200 the worst or a little ahead with limited chips.

Wong, can you point out the exact source of original 69/200 of the EC or upload the same excel here?
#358
Anything can win with unlimited bets. Martingale and labouchere will beat all sessions in the long run but they might need chips and table limit beyond the reach of a player. I evaluated and even got coded the HP johnson, it fails to win in many cases.
#359
chasing something for winning just 1 unit risking thousands is not wise. Waiting for a number to not hit for 300 spins could take 100 of thousands of spins. Secondly, to target 1 unit win betting upto 255 spins from a single number will need thousands of chips. Are you ready to undertake such chances? Do not forget our assumed virtual limits are hard to reach and not impossible.
#360
Quote from: PatternAnalys on August 31, 2019, 01:45:15 PM

Do you have worst single dozen in 100spins?


I scanned through Zumma American roulette and found 19/100 case of dozen1 as the worst in that. Although 15,000 spins are not big enough. See:

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