Results from July 2011: 35 29 5 22-52 29 20 30-7-7 30 19 21 24-15-15 28 27-10 13 32 4-36-56-17 33 31 26-3 18-31 = 227.
Total 1041 u after just 209 hits.
Total 1041 u after just 209 hits.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: monaco on March 26, 2013, 11:47:05 AMHi monaco; your results are even more impressive than mine! Yes, it is useful to look closer at some periods. We cannot know for sure, however, how many chips we´ll need tomorrow.
Test results for Jan-June 2012, Wiesbaden, alternating daily between Table 2 & 3, playing four/five:
Jan: +176
Feb: +282
Mar: -2
Apr: -29
May: +155
Jun: +448
Total: +1030u (178 sessions)
June had only 3 losing days of -3, -21 & -25.
It's useful to look closer at May 2012 also, which was much more variable:
up +200 after 15 days, it then dropped -230 in 3 days, before recovering to +155 by the months end.
The 3 consecutive loss days were -104, -83, -45.
Quote from: soggett on March 26, 2013, 08:03:27 AM
Or you might want to consider playing longer sessions
quick test 100 spins
ends +78
4/5 version
Quote from: soggett on March 26, 2013, 07:50:03 AMThanks! One quick test does not prove anything. What it going to happen in the long run? I have not got the time to test your ideas. Anyone with much time and patience: Feel free to start longer test series.
very nice results
have you considered having a stop loss of 36 units perhaps? since you go for 1 win only, going over 36 units will put you in minus on a win
Quote from: TwoCatSam on March 25, 2013, 12:53:13 PMIn Reply # 41 you called monaco a gentleman and a scholar. We are testing the version, he had just described to you. This is why it makes sense to add his results to mine. TIME is still important. I hope that we´ll be able to continue the test series. Slow and steady wins the race.
Dare I ask a question without being called a name??
Well, I've been called names before so here goes...............
Dane
Are you playing strictly "onses"? Four out of five or five out of six or both? Are you playing the doubles? Do you quit the game after the first win. It does your readers no good if you only post results and fail to post how you got them.
If you find my questions stupid, just don't answer.
Sam
Quote from: Trebor on March 23, 2013, 05:26:05 PMYES! A reapeater is always treated the same way.
Is a repeater always treated the same however many times it's shown up? That is, if you're betting to get five repeaters in a row, it makes no difference how many times the other four have shown?
Trebor
Quote from: soggett on March 23, 2013, 10:57:58 AMHi soggett! Of course monaco can speak for himself, if he has got the time. But as we are testing the same method, I´ll try to explain, why I (for my part) am only heading for one hit: Nobody can guarantee a plus per day. Waiting for a plus just before closing time can be most stressfull. Time is still most important! That´s why it is hard to find a clock on the wall at the roulette table.
so you are playing for 1 hit a day?
why not more, like till you are in plus for that day?
how many spins per day is it on average?
Quote from: Dane on March 18, 2013, 07:17:03 AMThis other member involved in serious testing has kindly given his permission to write this: monaco. Thanks to monaco.
Another member involved in testing mailed me ans suggested this:
At least FOUR "oners" in a row/at least FIVE repeated numbers in a row.
Who knows. This might be the best version so far.
Quote from: soggett on March 18, 2013, 10:10:36 AMIn Reply #32 another version was mentioned. But let us just assume, that we stick to this goal:
so basically you wait till you have 4 "oners" or 4 repeated numbers in a row (verticaly or horizontaly doesn't matter) and then bet for the 4 to become 5 in a row? right?
what if you have 2,3,4,5 - will you bet 1 or 6? or both?