PA
I am relieved to know you are not Jl. Jl is a good man but he tends to bloviate!!
Personally, I wouldn't "blast" you.
Bayes makes some very good points against HAR. Others do, too. Still, I find the concept intriguing. It "seems" like it should work.
Even if fourteen geniuses line up and tell you something won't work, you can still try it. Just be careful.
I play a system with the ExcelBot which is a double HAR. 6th-sense posted it. It's called "Tetris". You have 19 rows and to lose, one of those 19 must lose 10 in a row. (I think it's 10). So not only must random hit 10 blacks in a row, it must hit them on the same column. One miss and Sam wins!!
I have actually made money with this. Ran it on two computers for days and incurred three losses of 52 Euro. Made far more than I lost. NOW...I could have hit a run of losers and went bankrupt. But I didn't. And that's roulette!!
Good luck, PA
TC
I am relieved to know you are not Jl. Jl is a good man but he tends to bloviate!!
Personally, I wouldn't "blast" you.
Bayes makes some very good points against HAR. Others do, too. Still, I find the concept intriguing. It "seems" like it should work.
Even if fourteen geniuses line up and tell you something won't work, you can still try it. Just be careful.
I play a system with the ExcelBot which is a double HAR. 6th-sense posted it. It's called "Tetris". You have 19 rows and to lose, one of those 19 must lose 10 in a row. (I think it's 10). So not only must random hit 10 blacks in a row, it must hit them on the same column. One miss and Sam wins!!
I have actually made money with this. Ran it on two computers for days and incurred three losses of 52 Euro. Made far more than I lost. NOW...I could have hit a run of losers and went bankrupt. But I didn't. And that's roulette!!
Good luck, PA
TC