Quote from: Ralph on December 30, 2012, 01:32:40 PM

I can live with that, as long it is "Wanted" and not "Not Wanted"!

  Nice one!

Dear Ralph, I think it's only fair to warn you that I just saw the following on betvoyager!!


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Bryan

I posted the link up to the book on this site to help out another member (Twocatsam)

The other site where it was getting discussed does not allow links!

I am still reading through it myself. It is an entertaining read if nothing else.

cheers

Thank you Bryan for a very well thought out reply. You raised loads of interesting points that I hope will be discussed by us all at some point in the future.

regards

bally

Quote from: sqzbox on December 30, 2012, 01:29:46 AM
I write my own programs to test theories and concepts before playing.  Guess what!  I still don't play!

Fascinating! What concepts should we avoid in your opinion to save ourself some time?

welcome to the forum! 

Great results Ralph!

Ralph the botslayer 

That was a very insightful post wannawin! Cheers 

Less is more!

This especially applies to my sports bets (cricket, tennis and football)

I read in a book that a loss should hurt you and that it is the best way to learn from your mistakes. So I decided to employ super patience this year and just wait for the time that I considered all the factors were in favour of my selection and then really have a go!

Andy Murray was my hero this year! 

Sam

Yes! It's the same pic Vic posted in his 'revolution' thread.

I just went to Spielbank and took a snapshot of the same day using 'screenhunter' picture capture.

Thank you Ophis! 

Quote from: AMK on December 28, 2012, 12:00:07 AM

LoL  Great pic!

I hope he is not having a heart attack just before his winning number comes up!

That would be a cruel twist of fate!

Well like I said....

'I used to play this on the older john huxley wheels'.

A lot of people do believe dealers can/could hit sections. I don't know if that is true or not to be honest. But these groups of numbers are all close to each other on the wheel.

It did seem to perform best on alternate spins which would give some credence to the ability for dealers to get into some kind of rhythm at times. (not all the time)

I looked out for these groups specifically hotting up and what I can say is that I am 100% certain I won more than I lost playing them.

The new wheels are a different ball game where the ball dances all over the place. It just catched my eye looking at Vic's picture in his thread because the groups stood out like a sore thumb hitting the way I have seen them do many times in the past.

cheers

One thing I forgot to add!

I found it always worked best on alternating spins.

So suppose the 2,4,6,8,10 was showing.

You might get something like....

2

21

10

33

2

My record was about 6 alternating wins in a row and I can remember it was the 11, 13, 15 and 17. I walked out a happy man that day. 

Thanks ignatus! I will take a look! 

I used to play this on the older 'john huxley' wheels and had some good times with it!

I only thought to mention it because I had posted up the link to the Square-roulette method earlier today. Maybe the 2 of them can be combined somehow to come up with something!

cheers

Have a look at the single zero wheel.

The right hand side.

2,4,6,8,10. BLACK LOW EVEN.

11,13,15,17. BLACK LOW ODD.

19,21,23,25,27. RED HIGH ODD.

30,32,34,36. RED HIGH EVEN.

The left hand side.

1,3,5,7,9. RED ODD LOW.

12,14,16,18. RED EVEN LOW.

20,22,24,26,28. BLACK EVEN HIGH.

29,31,33,35. BLACK ODD HIGH.

Look at how these groups come in 'swarms' in the pic above!