Quote from: FLAT_IN_O on April 27, 2013, 08:24:10 PM
---There are no miracles in random play....since roulette it self is random game,therefore it should be
play thatway to beat it...........BUT HOW.......that is another question....and it is beatable on the long run...
Well my dear FLAT_IN_O, sir, there are no miracles in this game I agree for sure. I can say that I think that maybe there are just slight better triggers then some others but still not so much that we can relly hard on them.
I mean in terms that they still can make us trouble if we are not very carefull.
I took about one month of practicing real play and conditions and now soon I will start to play for real. As all you successfull and some pro players do, it seems I ll do about very similar.
I haven't lost about 200 test sessions and I didn't go even over about 100 units in DD aiming for 5-10 units a session. My max stakes in worst case were about 20-25 units I think. Becasue I wanted so actualy.. Nice enough from my point of view.
First of all my play is based on advices, general knowledge and similarity from Bayes. I am also using his software and more then special thanks goes to him.
My BS are based on deviations. When I see 3+ STD at some sequence I start to play against it. If I don't hit at first 3-4 shots I abandon and wait for another trigger, not chasing anything for too long.
Thing is that his software is tracking 40 spins on several different betselections and those 3 STD events are almost never same looking shape but coming all the time. How come?
Well roulette sequence is more then R/B. It can actualy be looked through several dimensions. I mean there is not only one ratio in the sequnce. Not just R/B but chops vs strikes and all lengths of those. We know that their mathematical relation is same as R to B.
The 'law of series' says that a double is half as likely as a chop, a run of 3 is half as likely as a double, a run of 4 is half as likely as a run of 3 etc. So I search such triggers at 3.0 STD and playing against them, but not for long
3.0 std is pretty rare event by itself so I bet that it won't grow even more straight away and at the same time if It grows that I decide to abandon it, I hope that next few won't do the same. That is a bit logical if you think about it. Serious trouble would be when many such independant events would hit successive many times in a row. So already rare events should become much much rarer and hit successive many times in a row to casue me trouble. I think that is better then random betting.
But 2nd part of the play is most important I say. I use special very carefully designed progression (you won't find it on any forum) and I play it PATIENTLY. Even such BS which is based against already strong deviations, can't make your play without stress or some more unpleasnt losing strikes from time to time. That way you still need to play slow and patiently waiting for the tide to turn. Becasue such things don't happen often, you just need to be carefull and wait for your strike to come.
In play that would mean if stakes gets to high or uncomfortable for me, I cut them to half or some point where is ok and continue from there. Eventualy I get out of the mud. But if you start to panic and want to recover losses in next few seconds you could get drown very easy and that would actualy happen most of the time.
Learn to be patient before all! I had situations where I had to cut few times not to go over my max wanted stake, but I went out from hole eventualy. Even if I know it must take10-20 bets maybe to glance situation. I profit on any L/W situation and that way I know I must get out form hole eventualy. Nasty things do happens really rare, most of the time it is very pleasnt balanced game so I know sunshine will shine at some point again.
So all in all there are no "set in stone" rules, nor I could code this way of play. I have some general principles from which I don't deviate, but manualy handling is what is great part of it.
So If this can help someone to make its own HG I would be glad. I hope and have feeling will be mine too
Regards
Drazen