Quote from: FLAT_IN_O on May 23, 2013, 06:52:47 AM
And have you tried LvF 3 lines...betting all 6 D'Alembert,in cycle of 6 spins.
And after 6 cyclesx 6=36 spins if result be 3-3 or 4-2 you should be on top.
This is not same as LvF 9 splits.....as here you have 2 diff.bets going consequently.
Once you reach the decent plus,switch to another method,before tornado arrives,
as it always do if you on the same road.

[attachimg=1] for the advice dear Ivica,

I haven't tried LvF 3 lines with D'alembert as you mention it; cycles do have potential eh!

...Hopefully tornado arrives when we're long gone from the table.
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Quote from: Sputnik on May 22, 2013, 07:59:16 AM
Do you recommend do this with cycle play.

As you please! 

This is one of those "base bets", 100% open to modifications & tweaks 

Quote from: Sputnik on May 22, 2013, 07:59:16 AMWhen all lines have a show you start over with a new cycle.
I don't see why you would play for S = Sleeper position when only two lines might show as one sleep and that would become dozen position.

Interesting approach here. We do know it is quite likely at least one sleeper will happen in the cycle. By "law of the third" we have two.

Saving sleepers chips is a great tweak for the fellows to ponder. [attachimg=1] Sputnik.

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Quote from: Chrisbis on May 20, 2013, 12:22:27 PM
Nice idea Vic.

Thanks Chris.

With a soft progression in the ATILA family this becomes "interesting".

Thank you Ignatus.

Wheel-based strategies are certainly well received 

Quite illustrative charts!

Quote from: Chrisbis on May 21, 2013, 12:52:59 PM
Its ages since we had a Poll................. what's the prize

...Getting to know the stats after voting

Quote from: wannawin on May 19, 2013, 01:56:23 PM
Sorry I have nothing ready.

No Prob. there's a starting point for everything 

Quote from: wannawin on May 19, 2013, 01:56:23 PM
Could you tell me what would be the steps to create a tracker for this system? Could you give me some pointers to follow to program it.

Sure. Language-agnostic. Using pseudo-code.

Pre-requisites:

- Two arrays in the form: Array[split] = hits -- Let's call them ArrayPast andArrayCurrent

- A function to determine splits from a number. -- Let's call it n2s() -Number to splits

- A function to rise hits on the passed array. -- Let's make it: addHit(Array, Splits)

Program:

- Loop over the last 18 spins, in order to populate ArrayPast:

for i = 1 to 18
    addHit(ArrayPast, n2s(number))

- On each new number spun, add a hit to ArrayCurrent

    addHit(ArrayCurrent, n2s(number))

- At this point you simply want to compare splits for equality in hits -on both arrays:

    For each split in n2s(number)
        If ArrayCurrent[split] = ArrayPast[split]
            AddToBets(split) // Your goal

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Hope you grasp it. Anything, just shout.

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Let's see which betting location is king 

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Selection:


We bet the group having at least 2 out of 3 from the last spins.


Example:


FSF = F
SFF = F
SSF = S
SFS = S


Exception:


In the event there is:


SFSF


or


FSFS


We bet for the Zig-Zag to continue (for as long as it continues).


As soon as it breaks the Zig-Zag, we go back to 2-out-of-3 mode.

Tracking:

There are six (6) double-streets. We track them in the order they are spun.

We create an even-chance bet comprised of 3 on each.Two groups:

F = First three (latest spun).
S = Second three (The "sleepy" ones).

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