QuoteOkay the buy in is expensive
What progression are you using JL
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Quote7 ON 1 is the same as 8 ON 1 Bayes. The only difference is we go from a double trigger to up to 7 instead of a treble trigger up to 8.
QuoteSo that's what you now have in 7on1? plus you only play what progression now on 7on1?![]()
Re: ****8 on 1**** « Reply #104 on: October 22, 2012, 03:07:22 AM »I've found it so hard to get a Treble Trigger I just play with Two Triggers
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QuoteYou are actualy beating the game in walk.. you never know how session will end and how long will it be. So it seems to me that you are in a way still testing and getting confidence with this by real playing with low limits, even after so many won sessions
Quotehowever one could argue that I would be saving people time trying to prove something that isn't ever going to work, difficult call
QuoteCan this be concluded it is better to attack just after W? If lose wait for another win and attack again? But again, where is bettors judgment here, as superman and you are mentioning, this can automated.
QuoteBut again, where is bettors judgment here, which superman and you are mentioning, this can automated, right?
QuoteSuperman says he has play around 2,500 spins at BV without a loss
QuoteIt is a simple thing to probe the gambling session to see if a string of wins is forming
Quotetracking or measuring "effectiveness" and adjusting, tuning, etc. until you are in-phase with what is transpiring can lead to a significant and real advantage. I believe you
Quotedo you really play red/black?
QuoteI know precious little about this SHA thing that Bet Voyager claims proves their numbers are random. Could anyone explain it? How do we know, like I know I have two hands, that this thing is totally up front? Can it be manipulated?
QuoteI suppose Bayes, Superman or Ralph would have a better technical knowledge of the randomness control feature and could give a good explanation