Acknowledged and added to simple list [smiley]skype/yes.gif[/smiley]

Quote from: BetJack on July 10, 2014, 08:50:46 PM. posted here because I saw that this is a section for proposals

Yes, this section is for "steering" development, for BetSoftware to feature what members actually want.

Thanks for your submission [smiley]skype/nod.gif[/smiley]

Welcome TL, thanks for sharing your method with us [smiley]skype/nod.gif[/smiley] [smiley]skype/yes.gif[/smiley]

Always great to see creative thinking flowing [smiley]skype/flex.gif[/smiley]

Quote from: TheLawjumping from table to table is preferred

...or making a lot of dozens on your own (a la Gizmotron).

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Thanks for sharing your system Ignatus.

The true "Long-term Gold" of BetSoftware being providing users the ability to compound features coded by different programmers without touching a single line of code.

This being done without requiring programmers to communicate or cooperate in coordination with each other, but obtained as a natural side product of the development of BetSoftware-compatible code. Each programmer does his/her thing, publishes, then the sum of the parts is enriched, for the benefit of everyone involved.

The goal:  Click, click, click = a tracker.

Click, click, click = a clicker.

Click, click, click, click = a different tracker, made by the user with just a click of difference, on his own without having to edit anything code-wise.

   
• "Functional scalability: The ability to enhance the system by adding new functionality at minimal effort." (Wikipedia)

Our main aim with BetSoftware is to make it an example of functional scalability.

This means new functionality can be added by writing "to-the-point" modules dealing with very defined parts. Allowing an easy "chaining" of them.

For instance, it doesn't only aims to split new coding into parts, but reusing as much of other code as possible, without having to modify single line of code in order mix and reuse.

The functionality of BetSoftware becomes the sum of many independent parts.

Thanks for posting this Dane [smiley]skype/yes.gif[/smiley]

"most beautiful among the non–religious poems of the Rig Veda"

"Considering that it is the oldest composition of the kind in existence, we cannot but regard this poem as the most remarkable literary product"

As seen in quotes at the wiki page, which is also filled with curious facts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler's_Lament

(Dice seemed to be the top game at the time [smiley]skype/blush.gif[/smiley])

Hello Beat-The-Wheel, thanks for participating here.

"...goes with current table tendency."

Means it is an adaptive bet. You don't know your exact session's bets beforehand; what is showing in the table is what determines them, hence the specific roulette table trend/tendency you face is what trigger bets, for the specific spins you are playing.

This is, in my humble opinion, paramount. Adaptive systems are better ranked than "stiff" ones in my scale

Example (numbers from random.org):

3 – No bet.
2 – No bet.
3 – No bet.
3 – No bet.
1 – No bet.
3 – No bet.
3 – We have 3/3 above, forming 3/3/1 trio = Bet dozen 1.
2 – Lose. 3/3/2 formed // We have 3/2 above, forming 3/2/3. Bet dozen 3.
1 – Lose.  3/2/1 formed. No bet.
3 – We have 1/3 above, forming 1/3/3 trio. Bet dozen 3.
2 – Lose. 1/3/2 formed. // We have 3/2 above, forming 3/2/1 and 3/2/3 trios. Bet dozens 1 and 3.
3 – Win. 3/2/3 formed. // We have 2/3 above, forming 2/3/3 trio. Bet dozen 3.
1 – Lose. 2/3/1 formed. // We have 3/1 above, forming 3/1/3. Bet dozen 3.
1 – Lose. 3/1/1 formed. No bet.
3 - We have 1/3 above, forming 1/3/2 and 1/3/3 trios. Bet dozens 2 and 3.
2 – Win. 1/3/2 formed. // We have 3/2 above, forming 3/2/1 and 3/2/3 trios. Bet dozens 1 and 3.
1 – Win. 3/2/1 formed. // We have 2/1 above, forming 2/1/3. Bet dozen 3.
2 – Lose. 2/1/2 formed. No bet.
1 - We have 2/1 above, forming 2/1/2 and 2/1/3. Bet dozens 1 and 3.
3 - Win. 3/2/1 formed. // We have 1/3 above, forming 1/3/2 and 1/3/3 trio. Bet dozens 2 and 3.

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A BetSoftware tracker for this is a must!

Each single trio can have its own betting line.

Acknowledged and added to list

Simple list:

   
• 6x6 Matrix1-36 (display) tracker
• Dane's Four Phases (bet selection)
• Kimo Li's Corner Matrix Tracker (display)

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Solved:

Lw generator for Thanos System Delivered in v0.3
module "" History "" copy option Delivered in v0.3

In order to foster being proactive in trying to keep a good release rate throughout the month, it is inevitable for us to make use of multi-tasking and time management.

We manage our suggestions schedule using three (3) lists, according to difficulty level:

Simple – Quickies, small-time, one-shots with very clear, very specific, functionality.

Medium – Specific modules including some degree of complexity.

Complex – System requiring multiple modules for fulfilling, or, a single module with many conditions/variables required for completion.

It is obvious this breaks the exact order of request when all levels are considered, but if we halt the whole releases operation for a single very complex module needing -say- 1 full month to code, then it isn't proper time management.

Lower complexity ones should be dispatched faster than highly complex ones.

The exact order of each list is respected once a suggestion is labeled and added to a given list. This is handled in a first-come, first-served basis; for that specific level's list.

Methodology:

- Use latest two (2) Spins for reference.

- "Look back" for previous instances of these two dozens. Take note.

- Your bet is the two (2) most recent dozens that completed the trio pattern.

Remarks:

Green(s) excluded.

If there's only one eligible dozen when "looking back", you bet it.

This one is a must-have for a tracker. It offers many possibilities of attack/progression throughout the session and goes with current table tendency.

Nice list, thanks for posting it 




...BTW, informational links are a YES YES; feel free to post them at ease [smiley]skype/handshake.gif[/smiley]

Hi King, it is the "PRO" version. You can check it out at:

http://betselection.cc/betsoftware-pro/

Also, when you want to see something coded/added to the program, then suggest it at:

http://betselection.cc/subscribers'-suggestions/

Thanks a bunch for subscribing. The BetSoftware is getting more modules as we speak!