http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle
Thought I would mention this here as well.
Also known as the 80/20 rule.
I notice it a lot in sport as well. A football team may score two goals very close together or a rugby team puts 20 points on the opposition in the space of 15-20 minutes.
Can it apply to roulette?
There are times you could be playing two dozens using a progression and lose your shirt. Is the casino enjoying it's 80/20 moment?
Other times....you could be betting just 4-8 numbers and hitting every other spin!
Many professional horseplayers have said that their winnings tend to come in spells and at other times they could not back a winner to save their life.
So what would be the key elements to try and take advantage?
Patience
Awareness
Does it then suggest that attempting to pinpoint these 80/20 spells and use some type of positive MM approach will be much more effective in the long run than using a negative progression during lean spells looking to recoup losses quickly?
It would also raise the question of why some people don't consider 'hit and run' tactics effective. Why would anyone not want to quit with a profit if the windows of opportunity are short?
It is certainly food for thought and I am just throwing out there to get some opinions.
cheers
Thought I would mention this here as well.
Also known as the 80/20 rule.
I notice it a lot in sport as well. A football team may score two goals very close together or a rugby team puts 20 points on the opposition in the space of 15-20 minutes.
Can it apply to roulette?
There are times you could be playing two dozens using a progression and lose your shirt. Is the casino enjoying it's 80/20 moment?
Other times....you could be betting just 4-8 numbers and hitting every other spin!
Many professional horseplayers have said that their winnings tend to come in spells and at other times they could not back a winner to save their life.
So what would be the key elements to try and take advantage?
Patience
Awareness
Does it then suggest that attempting to pinpoint these 80/20 spells and use some type of positive MM approach will be much more effective in the long run than using a negative progression during lean spells looking to recoup losses quickly?
It would also raise the question of why some people don't consider 'hit and run' tactics effective. Why would anyone not want to quit with a profit if the windows of opportunity are short?
It is certainly food for thought and I am just throwing out there to get some opinions.
cheers