Thanks for your input dear Patrik,

Quote from: Sputnik on December 08, 2013, 03:45:39 PM
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It's fixed now

The ultimate goal of this new engine effort is to make us free. In many ways and fronts.

By having a custom web engine, we can replicate it with full rights in as many free or paid hosts as we wish or like.

Many channels working as one.

A distributed network of content which I don't own, but merely index (and assist tech-wise).

It's beautiful, it's freeing, it doesn't need me to be the owner of the contents, and that frees me from any legal duties regarding actual ownership.

A service provider of sorts, using the facilities of independent web hosts, working in a coordinate fashion.

Google indexes, we aim to index and coordinate.

More to come.

Just published a testing thread for illustration:

http://betselection.cc/testing/testing-1-directional-trio-repeaters-multi-matrix/

Feel free to participate

This is a Multi-Matrix layout method:
http://betselection.cc/meta-selection-105/multi-matrix-layout/

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Directional trio definition:

A straight line comprising 3 numbers on the matrix layout.

They are the following.

Horizontal:

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Vertical:

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Main diagonal:

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Minor diagonal:

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They can overlap. i.e. A line of 4 numbers is taken as two overlapping trios:

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Single attack bank:

36 units max.

Procedure:

1) Mark last 37 spins. (Singles and repeaters must be marked differently).
2) When a single would make another (+1) of the already realized diagonals, you bet on it.
3) You attack ends on any plus, break even or when next bet demands more than -36.

On a finished attack, you can re-track by going back to step 1.

Multi-matrix European layout:


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Multi-matrix American layout:


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Welcome, there are some "mixed" news for you.

There are great paid coders around. i.e. NorMy, Stef, Superman...

The bad news is you're going to have a rough time finding free coders.

The good news is numeris stuff tends to be easy to program, so you could learn to code it yourself (most people is proficient enough within the first year with an "easy" language such as a BASIC dialect).

Cheers and success with your endeavor.

As you know, periodically we need to re-install the forum since we are using the core functionality of the SMF forum package.

Well, there's a solution: creating a web engine "from zero to hero", with an independent code-base.

Under a Core + Modules philosophy.

This section is going to serve to track the progress of the engine, with the ultimate goal of using it ourselves when it's ready for production, to never lose a feature and not having to be subject to any re-install schedule again.

Vic

Interesting idea. Worthy enough for us to have a wider "Gambling Library" section where the fellows can submit their book reviews as well as sharing relevant snippets of their books'contents in their own words.

(Of course, no substantial copy-paste or anything violating fair-use rules)

Under the umbrella "Gambling library" name, books from other games are welcome:

http://betselection.cc/gambling-library/ 

True love!


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Very interesting.

Thank you dear Patrik [smiley]gtalk/cooldircle.png[/smiley]

Quote from: TwoCatSam on November 19, 2013, 07:32:33 PMWhat is this all about?

Sam

[smiley]cxp/oops.gif[/smiley] haha, looking in retrospective I was just passing by and ended up looking for what I hadn't lost [smiley]icq/blushing(1).gif[/smiley]

...over & out!

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 01:19:47 PM
You coded this Victor?
I am impressed.
I had it all wrong.
You are just as good as Tiago.

Thanks Tom,

This is a solution for the delays in casino software updates when there's a layout change: simply let users add, configure and edit the changes as they happen, so the programmer can focus on coding the methods and enhancing functionality on the software suite.

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Tom, to be honest there are still improvements I already have in mind such as letting the capture running on auto-pilot until there are 37 shots, with a first layer of OCR for identifying the numbers, then having a human finally confirming and editing all the matches.

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Just so you know, I'm coding a programming language for the Bet Software that splits functionality in casino/input on the one hand, and trackers/systems/modules on the other hand for full independence of each part of the program.

The slowness in develop runs from me first coding the programming language itself and of course, me having to go out and work.

When the Bet Software drives a paying user-base, it could then pay more hours to improve the language, the Bet Software itself and thus serve the community the best I can.

Until then, all development goes at a snail pace...

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AMKeep going...

I am [smiley]cxp/cocktail.gif[/smiley]

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AM
Tiago: "Any system can be coded."

Yes, that is correct, but basically any paid-quality experienced programmer in the planet can code any method with clear rules. We have several around already (i.e. Nick, Stef, Superman, Normy and myself to name a few).

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AMAnother thing that Tiago had over anyone else.
Was that he could code for any roulette table.
Smartlive, Live casino tables, Dublin Bet, playtech, microgaming and others.
There is only one other place that I know of, that can cover all the tables.
And that is MMM or (Money Maker Machine)
However, they don't have one for Dublin Bet.

I have developed this code to let the user configure any roulette table by him/herself without having to contact the coder. Works for all casinos people currently use:

http://betselection.cc/development/100-*free*-number-reader-for-all-casinos/

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AMNow, unless you have a API or a GUI that can play on all tables.
Then your not in his league.

Good to know, I may (or may not) be there already [smiley]cxp/yes.gif[/smiley]

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 06:57:00 AMAs you can see. I still speak very highly of him.

Yes. That's a good thing

He's a brilliant coder and has earned it for sure

Cheers to you too!

Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 12:10:26 PM
LOL...

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Quote from: ThomasGrant on November 19, 2013, 12:10:26 PMAny software.
May need updating from time to time.
[...]
It worked via table co-ords.
And chip co-ords.
If a casino updates it table.
Or changes anything on the table.
The software has to be updated as well.

Tom, I have already developed code to prevent having to wait for a programmer to update a software when casino coordinates change:

http://betselection.cc/development/100-*free*-number-reader-for-all-casinos/

Cheers.

Wow Chris, congrats! [smiley]cxp/cool.gif[/smiley][smiley]cxp/cool.gif[/smiley]


GO! Jess B. GO! [smiley]cxp/party.gif[/smiley]