Quote from: XXVV on January 09, 2013, 08:05:14 PM
Vic
You have stated a wonderful and very helpful principle in the clustering of 37 spin data.

Whatever bet you're playing you can help yourself by taking the wheel's current state in consideration, within the current cycle..

The most obvious corollary:

- Do not bet any zone which doesn't have hits. Gaps of two or more contiguous numbers without hits are immediately discarded.

- Bet within zones and neighbors of loaded areas. Read that again, WITHIN the boundaries of spun zones and neighbors of loaded areas.

You basically want to filter out the dry's and focus on where the gold is right now. Granted, it'll even-out towards no recognizable loaded area in "gazillion" spins, but next cycle you start afresh, with a sharp eye to the forming zones again, trying to tap where the loaded section forms. Analyzing an exploiting the cycle is the player's suitable way to exploit these short imbalances. The casinos have all the time in the world for it to even-out, we must stay always on the edge of the numerical stream, only concerning ourselves with the recent events, with what's happening... what will happen in the largest numerical samples we all know for sure.

My Juiced friend, my first instinct being it's all about betting the inevitable clumping patterns on wheel zones.

If you ran the game in 37-spin chunks, you'll notice most of the time each cycle has its own take for a "loaded" area.

Long-term it's granted to be fully evened-out, but within a numerical cycle you'll likely see the loaded area clearly.

If you notice a short-term imbalance towards the 24 to 4 area, then you might want to back columns 1 & 3.

If you notice a short-term imbalance towards the 16 to 34 area, then you might want to back columns 1 & 2.

"Short term" is up to you. It might be 9, 12, 18, 24 spins...

If someone tells me they have a wheel-based method targeting like this, I'd go for a clumping method. If you can identify the clumping, then you can "dance to the tune of the game". Necessarily collecting your hits in those short-term sprouts, since in the longer term it's only evened-out casino game.

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I'm so embedded in so many things (on and offline) I'm just not able to put up enough hours in this.

I dream about being able to make my life online one day. In the mean time, snail coding pace it is

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Quote from: Ophis on January 07, 2013, 10:57:52 PM
if you would be counting each line as 0.01 euro... 

then this should be around 10 euro
and MST around 2500

but that's just a proposition.

Hauling 25,000 LOC = 


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Author: TurboGenius
Topic: AAO-2007
Posted: 18-Aug-07 09:47

Used and abused at the casino and works very well.

*Bago disclaimer : this is not a holy grail, it will fail long term.
Do not risk money that you cannot afford to lose...
*end of disclaimer*
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AAO (Against All Odds) was a method that goes from location to locati
on - from the outside to the inside in an attempt to profit.
Some changes I've made since it was posted improve it slightly.
Instead - now I'm looking at finding a "temporary" hot location and
sticking with it, allowing the winnings to make up for the losing
spins from other locations.

Simple explanation :

Let's break the table down into sections, none of which are part of o
ne another :

Dozen 1 / 12 numbers
Line (13-18) / 6 numbers
corner (19/20/22/23) / 4 numbers
street (25/26/27) / 3 numbers
split (28/29) / 2 numbers
straight up 30 / 1 number

for a total 28 numbers covered during the progression.

Now - you can run off any number of spins and see that it is very ver
y rare to have each of these locations showing at - standard deviation
.

For example, I'll run 1,000 spins and post the results of each locati
on below.

Dozen 1 / +0.49 std dev
Line (13-18) / -1.55 std dev
corner (19/20/22/23) / +0.39 std dev
street (25/26/27) / +0.12 std dev
split (28/29) / +1.33 std dev
straight up 30 / +0.73 std dev

So, there are obviously profitable sections to play and not so
profitable ones  The key is getting off of the bad ones and staying
on the good ones to make profit during the progression.

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How it's played :

Allow each section to run through it's "expected" number of
spins to show. If it doesn't - then move on to the next.
But if it does, stay on it until either profit is made, or
it goes to the end and you need to move locations again.

How many spins for each location ?

Dozen (3 spins)
Line (6 spins)
Corner (9 spins)
Street (12 spins)
Split (18 spins)
Straight up (36 spins) <yes you could use 37 or 38.

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Progression is a simple +1 unit per move from location to
location.

Dozen = 1 unit each spin
Line = 2 units each spin
Corner = 3 units each spin
Street = 4 units each spin
Split = 5 units each spin
Straight up = 6 units each spin.

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Example of play :

note, we are on dozen 1 most of the time unless the
progression is needed.
5.00 chip used as a "unit"

spin...location...units used...win/loss...balance
1...dozen...1...win...+10
2...dozen...1...loss...+5
3...dozen...1...win...+15
4...dozen...1...win...+25
(note : dozen 1 is doing great and we are playing it - that's
the purpose of the method)
5...dozen...1...loss...+20
6...dozen...1...loss...+15
7...dozen...1...loss...+10
(note : 3 losses for the dozen so we move on)
8...line...2...loss...0
9...line...2...loss...-10
10...line...2...loss...-20
11...line...2...win...+30
(note: profit reached so we move back to the dozen)
12...dozen...1...loss...+25
13...dozen...1...loss...+20
14...dozen...1...loss...+15 (move)
15...line...2...loss...+5
16...line...2...loss...-5
17...line...2...loss...-15
18...line...2...loss...-25
19...line...2...loss...-35
20...line...2...loss...-45 (6 loss / move)
21...corner...3...loss...-60
22...corner...3...win...+60
(note: profit reached so we move back to the dozen)
23...dozen...1...etc

You should have the jist of it now.

Now, let's assume that the corner went 6 or so spins
and then showed up. The win wouldn't have been enough to
make profit - but as long as it won within 9 spins, we
stay on it at the same chip size and continue.

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What happens is - and it may take a while sometimes -
You end up on a location that is hitting above expected
and the multiple wins will pull the balance back up to
profit.

Thanks for your input Mark,

It is true this is a short-circuited game:

http://betselection.cc/meta-selection/roulette-is-a-short-circuited-game/

Roulette is a Short-Circuited game on which AT ALL TIMES something is happening.

When your bet selection isn\'t in the spotlight, it means something else is.

Be clever. Have several (preferably opposite) events and adapt to whatever pattern/event/tendency is currently at present.

If you can\'t find an extant trend in this short-circuited game, then you need to fine-tune your strategy until every spin is playable, because you must have enough range in your triggers to spot what\'s presently \"on\" in any set of actuals.

Remember: \"Every set of actuals bears its own winning method\" -It\'s our duty to have our triggers sharp and our eyes wide open to match it out.

Vic

Quote from: Gizmotron on January 07, 2013, 05:37:04 PM
So what do you hope to accomplish with this thread.

No agenda. Just "venting" some ideas if you please

Contributions and personal takes on the subject from other fellow members who want to share their ways are welcome.

Quote from: Bayes on January 07, 2013, 05:33:43 PM
Vic, I agree with you on all points except the positive progressions.

I believe I can make a good case for CONTROLLED negative progressions being superior, but to some extent it depends on the probability of your bet winning. If you're covering 30 numbers, a purely positive progression is probably the better option.

There are certainly negative progression schemes which can hold a lot, but as a rule of thumb, the lesser exposure for your bank is achieved by positive ones. Kindly see the edits, they give room to other approaches.

As you might have gotten from the first version's typos and truncated sentences, this isn't completed. I'm missing several  instances of"ideally" and "possibly" too.

I just want to give my take on what COULD, POSSIBLY, MAYBE, etc. would take a winner to be drawn to existence. We know the large numbers as in the compound gross of all punter's bets is the realm of the house, we are only left with our "ins and out of the game" i.e. with our sessions, as in the short term.

I'm seasoned enough not to declare anything as 100%.

Other points to consider:

- If possible do not use negative progressions, try to recoup with positive progressions.

- After a successful session, you must split in a three-way:

1. First session bankroll: this is the single bank you take to the casino, this is what you inflate to grow your unit VALUE. The larger the unit VALUE on this bankroll, the more "regular" units go to the other two below.

2. Reserve banks: This stack is made out of MINIMAL BASE UNIT bankrolls. These are used after a losing session as first session bankrolls. YOUR GOAL IS TO HAVE AS MANY OF THESE BASE-UNIT RESERVE BANKS AS POSSIBLE. They are your oxygen. A single winning session with an engorged first-session unit size can mean several new ones of these reserve banks. If you are successful, you might end up having so many BASE UNITS on these banks it would take more than your chronological lifetime to have the casino getting them back. Then you can be certain to end your gambling career a winner.

3. NET GAINS: this is what you take for your personal expenses. This is your personal reward. This clearly defines "When your money is your money", this should be used, invested, locked away and never used again into a casino game. The casino can't take what you don't put again in the game. This amount of the split you can call 100% yours.

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In doubt: 33%, 33%, 33% for each one of them.

It is my personal belief a long-term winner needs to be harvested from the short term. The long term is -after all- only the net concatenation of many shorter terms. If you focus in beating these shorter spans/frames and succeed, you beat the long term, without even worrying about it.

Foundations to this task:
1) Must be adaptative.

Over the years, the accepted conclusion is there is simply no stiff bet you can plug-in and beat the game.

The only thing that is accepted -even by the casinos- is there are winning time-frames for punters.

If you would have a way to identify and back those lucky punters' bets when they are having their winning run, you could sum 'em all. Likewise, you could substitute "punter" for "bet/method/trigger" in order to make the same. Nobody is putting a gun in your head for you to lose it all stiffly with one single trigger. You have the ability to stop and re-evaluate current conditions.

2) It must be a STRATEGY, comprehending several bet/triggers.

No single trigger can work.

The best trigger for your time-line strategy gets to be the one that clumps the most.

This enables you to identify such bets the easiest.

When they aren't getting hits at the rate probability would dictate for the current cycle, you disable them and put them to sleep for as long as they wish to be a sleeper. On the other hand, when your monitored bet is having one of its good runs at the expected rate for the cycle or better, you stick to it and leech it for everything it's worth.

3) Money management must be focused on bankroll preservation AND bankroll compounding at the same time.

Your money management must have two modes:

1) First mode should be oriented to bankroll preservation.

After a losing session you should ideally reduce your unit to the minimal/base unit available, in order to let evening-out concatenated bad sessions take the least in actual chip value.

2) Second mode, after a winning session, must be oriented to BANKROLL COMPOUNDING.

Your aim needs to be to lose pennies on concatenated bad times and win dollars, fivers and as much as possible in concatenated good sessions.

Even as the game "matches" your net units to the expected rate, the management of your unit value according to negative and positive trams needs to give you a remainder after the base raw units (in number) get evened-out. Remember the wheel and the felt are inanimate objects and don't communicate. The wheel doesn't know anything about how much is there of the felt on any place. The raw unit numbers are scheduled to even-out, but the VALUE of those units in the positive and negative trams is completely up to you. They don't need to be static. You can use this to your benefit.

Lose less when losing and win more when winning, in a practical way.