Quote from: Trebor on November 11, 2012, 10:05:32 AM
Many happy returns Victor.

Trebor

Thank you Trebor.


I wish this year that begins we can build it bigger and better and take the roulette scene to a whole new level of fruitfulness 

Quote from: Stepkevh on November 11, 2012, 08:57:58 AM
Better late then never    Happy B-day Vic 
wow these are cool smileys 
quote: hahahah how sleepy was i    i tought that we were the 12th today 

Thanks Stef!


I like the smilies too 


And don't worry, blame it on Timezone differences 

Quote from: Lupo on November 11, 2012, 08:53:26 AM
Happy birthday, dear Victor! Wish you & your family all the best.


Cheers! 

Thank you Mistar!!

T-peaters are linked to the TIME WHEEL concept; which is a wheel made by last 37 "positions" of spins in time, but you look for ZONES and other formations as if it was a regular wheel.

"T-peaters" stand for Time-repeaters.

The concept is this: You track locations by keeping note on how many spins back the current number showed before and target the most repeating gaps by dynamically betting the numbers, counting from the current spin backwards.


This gives you a sort of fixed-length table on which the numbers to bet are changing spin to spin as they pass through the slots.


e.g. say you must bet 5 backwards, 9 backwards, 17 backwards... you keep looking back the same spin to spin, but the actual numbers to bet change as new numbers show and "push" the older numbers down.

Interesting one here Al.

Albeit some folks claiming to /rock/ the 00 wheel.
I've heard it enough: it's just one extra number... 

Seems the casino math guys disagree.


It DOES make a huge difference... In the casino there are no zeroes to the left

Thank you dear Max.

Quote from: esoito on November 11, 2012, 06:06:34 AM
To your good health 

Me and my family's health, and of course to everyone around 

Quote from: XXVV on November 11, 2012, 05:21:40 AM
Indeed many happy returns from a 12/12.

Best XXVV
R

Returns, yet no re-runs 

12/12 is the last chance at getting a double! You got it!

P.S. since we're on age, I commend the oldest sharp cat around: Ralph.
Ah!...he sure is a YOUNG man being 85    He can create roulette bots, and -fellows- they are demanding.

I only want to say that even as age doesn't matter, I still want to be as sharp as him at five past eighty.

So. Ralph: KUDOS.

Thank you al'. You reminded 11/11 is my day.

Quote from: TwoCatSam on November 11, 2012, 05:15:28 AM
Happy Birthday, but do we know how old you are?  Are you telling?

Sam, does my age really matter?   

Any case... still I'm in my 30's, enjoying my family and stronger than ever!

 

Quote from: subby on November 09, 2012, 05:32:14 PM
or even higher up than that as it really is important to have good money management to play the game.

That's why we need them down there... to give fellow users a worthy reason to scroll and check out the main page in full

Better to do a tracker for everyone to do sample sessions and see by themselves

This can be a steady one in the arsenal for the fellows who dig it.

This is a topic which deserves more focus and discussion, since it can make A LOT of difference in your session's results, and hence in your gambling life as it is compounded by all individual sessions' outcomes.


In any case, intra-session % rise enables you to either reach your win goal faster with the same initial amount of risked units OR explode your profits to a substantially greater amount when you let it run wildly, even accounting for the loss that ends the .


There are two "sweet spots" as to the percentage rate increase:


50% rise:


I call it "Inflation".


This is to be used with betting methods without a defined win goal.


You reinvest 50% of every won bet and use it to further increase your base unit in the current session.


The other 50% is locked as your increasing session profit.


The session ends when the total amount of starting session units are depleted, having your locked units as net profit.


100% rise:


I call it "Explosion"


This is to be used with what would regularly be a progressive method with a specific percentage target or preferably with a flat betting method, so the win goal is achieved faster and you go out of the table quicker, with less time exposure.


You reinvest 100% of your won bets into your current base unit, entirely compounding it. This is why there must be a defined win goal; you only get the loot after your session goal is reached, with the big advantage of getting it faster with the same amount of initial units risked.


In some high-paying bet locations such as straight numbers and splits the difference made by explosion can be highly noticeable; furthermore, by means of the lesser amount of time spent in the session, it can turn what could have been a losing session into a winning one.


A total must for methods using a fixed-percentage of wins.

This is a most-interesting topic to elaborate on.

There are plenty of mixed inter-session MM rules; yet one set I particularly like being:

Winning session procedure:

33% - Added to attack session's bank (increase base unit for next session)
33% - Add units to the last session bankroll of the lifetime reserve.
34% - Player profit.

Losing session procedure:

Attack bankroll returns to base unit.

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Money management goal:

Compounding profits on concatenated winning sessions.

Safeguarding the lifetime bankroll on concatenated losing sessions.