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Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 07, 2012, 07:31:38 PMGreat Stuff Chauncy47. Yes I've got me a session to play on BV after some chow. Speak later mate.
I will send you a pm and if you care to share it with the forum, it's up to you to present it as it's your method. It's about 1:30pm here and it's time to leave work and hit the B&MWhen I get back home tonight, I will drop you a pm ....
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 07, 2012, 07:16:11 PMCare to share your finding with me Chauncy47.
I am asking the same thing. If you remember, I told you that I was working on something that I have noticed within the Pattern Breaker framework and the results have been solid so far.
JL, I picked it from something you noticed and posted in the other forum and have been playing it/testing it ever since. Thank you for answering the question.
Quote from: shogun on December 07, 2012, 05:31:34 PMThanks Shogun, it will be a defining moment. I can't wait. Chauncy, Shogun is saying he lost 5 games out of 7. Very, very unlucky indeed. But I want to know how did they transpire across the two even chances.
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Quote from: shogun on December 07, 2012, 02:59:22 PMTheyll know by July next year Shogun. All the methods I now play will be proofed over the long run. Every critic and I mean everyone of them will be shown im for real.
Thanks for the advice John. I am sure i hit a bad run. I will have a break and start again.
I am not sure a recovery bet would have helped on my last bad run. As the losses came close together. At one stage i had something like LWLLWL.
I still think you have something with PB John
Quote from: Superman on December 07, 2012, 01:41:47 PMThankyou Superman, Im playing small at the moment. Once I hit 250 I will go for it. And hope everyones worst fears are not realized, in relation to fairness when raising stakes.
I can confirm, so far, so good at BV
Quote from: shogun on December 07, 2012, 09:33:22 AMHi Shogun. Poor patches happen. I've carried a strikerate of 5/1 across 150 games. You are just over break even after 200.
RESULTS UPDATE FOR PATTERN BREAKER 07/12/12
TOTAL GAMES PLAYED 197
TOTAL GAMES WON 173
TOTAL GAMES LOST 24
STRIKERATE 7.21/1
DOUBLE LOSSES 2
TREBLE LOSSES ZERO
LONGEST WINNING STREAK 37
Hi Guys, these are my results for my Playtech live games. I have not been doing well. I moved up in stakes only to see my strike rate fall to 5.46 in the last 84 sessions. Lost all my profit and some. I am going to have a short break from PB.
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 06, 2012, 01:54:14 PMNice results Chauncy47. Both you and Subby have these qualities of PATIENCE and iron discipline. That often make the difference between winning and losing.
Here are my November results for playing PB. As a side note: The H&R tactical approach works well for me, and I am not pushing it or telling anyone to use it. I am simply stating that it works well for me and it performs well due to 0/00's. Last night was a really good example of why. My overall session, which included playing more than just PB, took 2hrs and 45 minutes, and that was 5 total games. A typical night is 1hr or so. Anyways, I did not have a single run longer than 8 spins before the 0/00 hit. They were by far the 2 hottest numbers on the table. Regardless, my point in sharing that is the importance in having discipline with your patience in this game. Even for me last night, who has the patience of an elephant (don't know what that means), was getting a bit jumpy and found myself tempted to start looking for opportunities to play before I normally would. Thank goodness I didn't and was able leave winning all 5 games. That's the biggest take-away from last nights game, the importance of patience(in my style of play)!! The results below are all live play at B&M Casino's:
RESULTS FOR PATTERN BREAKER FOR 11/01/ - 11/30:
TOTAL GAMES PLAYED 29
TOTAL GAMES WON 27
TOTAL GAMES LOST 2
GAMES LOST BECAUSE OF ZERO: 1
STRIKERATE 13/1
DOUBLE LOSSES ZERO
CURRENT WINNING STREAK THRU DEC 6th: 19 HIGH LOW & ODD EVEN COMBINED
JL, one of the ways I use PB is as recovery method for a loss on a previous method/game. It's strong enough for me that it helps in the recovery process. When loss does occur, I almost never use the same method to help recover. For example, if I lose a a game playing D&C, I will use PB as a method of choice to start recovering. Gotta run ...
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 05, 2012, 06:52:56 PMGreat look forward to that. Try to do it in a similar fashion to how I lay mine out Chauncy. It will be great to see because your strikerate is the best I've seen so far. But I know there's a few things you don't do.
I will post Novembers results tomorrow![]()
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 05, 2012, 06:41:35 PMIts how it all began 4 years ago. I am hoping you will start posting up your results soon. I want people to see how you tackle that double zero wheel with PATTERN BREAKER. It will be great to see on an ongoing basis.
Great results JL ...![]()
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 05, 2012, 12:17:36 PMYes Sam is a good ole southerner from Oklahoma.
Sam ... are you from the US? ... I have got plenty of Casino's here in the midwest.
Quote from: spike on December 04, 2012, 10:54:27 PMI got flat out nothing. PATTERN BREAKER has been sitting on the CC forum for nearly two years. I've been using it for 4. You come along and decide to stir up trouble while at the same time ignore the fact.
This is my last post on this subject now that JL has admitted
to being Fender. Under Fender1000 he got flat out busted
for joining VLS under an alias and singing the praises of his
own losing system and making wild claims about money he
won that were all lies. He's a fraud and a charleton, what
you see is what you get. This is not an accusation, its an
easily proved fact. Waste as much time as you like on his
baloney, its your time to waste.
Quote from: Chauncy47 on December 04, 2012, 06:29:56 PMit's a challenge all around Chauncy47. 7 months from now everyone will know I am a man of my word. I intend to keep going to satisfy the likes of Robeenhutt (Matt) Who say hmm he can win for 1,000 games then he will lose it all.
I would like to add to the thread; For me, it's not about forming an opinion on anybody or the methods they play or the success claims they post. It seems that a great deal of energy is being spent on whether JL's claims are valid or not. And this is my opinion only, that when I see someone judging another person, regardless of the topic, they are not in any way defining that person, but rather they are defining themselves. And that's just more of an observation from me.
So when it comes to roulette, and all the claims by JL or anyone else, and the their methods, it makes no sense for me to debate about things I have no control over because there's nothing I can do about it anyways, and quite frankly, why should I even debate about things I do control? That activity of debating alone keeps my thinking immobilized and prevents me from reaching my ultimate goal of being a successful roulette player.
There are so many great methods out there and I play many of them every day, live at a casino, and I also just happend to play them Hit & Run style. It works for me, and it works within the framework of my current thinking.
Just a last observation: Everyone's post in this forum is valuable, -- not because anybody says so, or because they post successful results, not because they have been playing the game for 30 years, or because they are a math expert, and it's not because they claim they made a lot of money using their method or disclaiming another -- but it's because they decide to believe in a method that works for them and for no other reason than to believe in it! That in itself is the value for me and I take something away from it everytime. I enjoy JL's passion for the game as much as I enjoy observing the people who challenge him. So thank you to everyone for your contribution. You all have made me a better and much more successful roulette player![]()