Quote from: Blue_Angel on March 11, 2016, 05:51:59 AM
If you are worrying about losing streaks just stop after 1 loss and continue when your selection hits again.
A choppy session would always bring ONLY losses if we do that.
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If you are worrying about losing streaks just stop after 1 loss and continue when your selection hits again.
QuoteYou state you ' do not assume things', and that 'randomness means no predictions possible in short run and in long run'. Does this mean you cannot predict at all using RNG ? Perhaps you can explain this more clearly for us.
QuoteReyth has played only once on actual roulette wheel and this was online studio, not real casino, so I don't think him as the proper person to ask.
QuoteIf you really believe that roulette is unpredictable then the only two things which remaining are progressions and luck!
Sorry if I don't share the same point of view.
QuotePerhaps you were not paying attention in details...
QuoteRNG's have a tendency to repeat more than the actual roulette wheels.
Quote10 streaks of red,
then wait for a black to hit,
and the you bet that TEN RED won't HIT AGAIN.
Quotealbalaha. i am on your side. but haven't you been preaching to stop attacking people?I am just answering him...
QuoteBy the time there have left 18 unseen numbers the reversed countdown begins, I've created a progression specifically for such case.
In first 2 spins aiming for 1 hit, in 4 spins 2 hits, in 6 spins 3 hits and so on...
Quote from: Mr J on March 07, 2016, 04:22:57 AM
"Denzie???
Where art thou? >> He's currently making a chart from testing a 386 step for a Marty on the columns. If it works on paper......
QuoteThey 'say', single will always, hit 100times, in 100cycles, that 3700spins.
QuoteAnyone here knows, how many spins, the virtual limit for two-numbers to sleeps??