Quote from: wannawin on December 08, 2013, 10:15:20 PM
The trouble is that learning through play for real money costs
That's true Walter, however,I find that's also when you get a lesson in reality regarding your style of play.
I have been messing about with RX the last few days just to see if anything jumps off the page rather than specifically looking for something.
So I put in 7 numbers and just watched the swings in balance as they went up and down.
The balance can be +6,000 one minute and then -5,000 a hundred or so spins later. You can start to get a feel for when it's going to plummet and when it is just holding it's own or on the rise.
We are only limited by our own imagination in this game and there are many ways that you can group numbers together and come up with all kinds of different framework to use for analysis. But I do believe you will see the same swings and roundabouts as I mentioned above. The trick then is just to wait and watch. Dip your toe in the water when you see an event happening with a greater degree of frequency.
Money management also plays an important part. Once again, you can use your imagination. Positive, negative, parlays, regression. Is there an optimal way to bet for the situation you find yourself in.
I think one of the biggest mistakes we make is to think in terms of just a one dimensional approach regarding bet selection and money management. Where a more fluid and dynamic approach goes hand in hand with the nature of the game we are trying to conquer.
cheers