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!

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I was just looking at the actuals Vic posted on his 'Double Trio Evolution' thread and I wanted to share this with you guys because I see it a lot!

Back in a mo.....

Quote from: Ralph on December 27, 2012, 04:06:19 PM

This is in the range of the randomness control, but I do not suspect Bv for cheating, they will one day take me they know it and do not bother reading my play.

I agree that BV do not cheat. They don't need to!

Good luck Ralph and keep winning! 

Quote from: Gizmotron on December 27, 2012, 04:03:47 PM
I once hit a perfect pattern of a single dozen that kept going for 30+ spins. It looked like this: @@&@@&@@&@@&@@&@@&... the @ were hits and the & were misses. I took $60 and turned it into $3,000 in about thirty minutes. Always be on the lookout for perfect occurring patterns.

The game last night where I won +99 was a perfect example of that.

My 'run of three' strategy which incorporates the (S) and (O) was chopping...

S O S O S O S O

Now betting for the O just means that you would only need to play one dozen or column.

You can filter that even further to get it right down to a couple of numbers.

There are times when this is going to produce an incredible run and you can soon ratchet up some profit just like you said.

I am impressed and wish I had this kind of ability! It's something I never really thought about learning but maybe I should start. I am going to take a few courses in 2013 just to get my focus away from roulette all the time and some kind of programming course is maybe a good idea.

It's like I said on another post Gizmo! 'you are only limited by what you can't see in this game' I believe that 100%. There is nearly always something that presents itself and you sure don't need to be right all the time!

cheers

Thanks Ralph

I see what you are saying. You certainly get your money's worth with the spins you crunch through! 

This is getting a bit of airplay on another site.

Has anyone figured this stuff out yet? 

http://web.archive.org/web/20021209001742/www.sq-ro-let.com/contents.html


chapter 3 Sam! 

   Gizmo

It is a great piece of kit for seeing what's going on.

I am experimenting with it looking for some new angles.

Quote from: Ralph on December 27, 2012, 02:15:32 PM
I did  more than 10000 spins using a EC method during christmas, got 5000 units plus

What are you saying here Ralph?

That you tested 10,000 spins and hit 75% on the even chances! 

I must be misunderstanding you.