Hello dear Walter,

I think the method didn't have interest because (perhaps) it was misunderstood. I read it myself and see ambiguity. Please tell me the one scenario you are trying to convey:

A) You bet all splits spun in first 18 on next cycle of 18 spins.

B) You erase all spins for the next 18-spin cycle, letting the hits add-up from scratch.

This is what I believe is needed to be explained in order to clear it. Because if it's A, then this is no different than "Bet all splits spun on previous 18 spins". If on the other hand it is B, then I see how it can have merit (even as we know it is still a mechanical bet). Kindly confirm!

Vic

Love to all moms today.

From the forum as well as all those moms who are friends and family from our beloved members.

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Vic & Family

Amazing.

Start-your-casino is still an active operation.

Rigged RNG's have carte blanche with sustainability in time

Hi Turner, we've discussed cycle betting around.

Which betting location do you have in mind? Regardless of the location, Cycle-betting can be basically resumed by "fluctuate & close the cycle on a new balance high or break even". Money management hovers around this premise too.

OK Sam, I found two workarounds.


1) Disable it for java:

Quotehere's how to turn HA off: Control Panel -> Java Control Panel -> Java. Press the button 'Show', then double click in the field 'Runtime-Parameter' and type or paste in: -Dsun.java2d.noddraw=true

Source


2) Disable it for all Windows programs (easier, recommended):


How to enable or disable Hardware Acceleration in Windows® 7


Notice you want to keep it all the way to the left in NONE while trying the clicker.

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Keep us posted.

Amazing 

Seems this is related to graphic acceleration bypassing window's regular video memory. The workaround points to be disabling hardware acceleration.


I'll get back at you. We need to sort this to make this and future clickers work on every casino.

Quote from: TwoCatSam on May 09, 2013, 01:37:49 PM
Do you want a copy?

Yes, please attach it.

1) Put the troublesome casino window on the foreground.

2) Press ALT + Prt Src key at once on the keyboard.

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3) Open paint or any other image editor.

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4) Click on File/New.

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5) Then click on Edit/Paste.

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Report if you get the same black screen.

Thanks.

Sam, the "X factor" seems to be Java.

Can you take a regular screenshot of the java-powered casino window?

(i.e. Pressing ALT + Print screen key, then pasting it on paint).


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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-id/windows-vista/take-a-screen-capture-print-screen

Thanks.

Beyond the challenges, I'm truly glad to see both an Indian fellow and a Latin American fellow discussing techniques.

Manrique's techniques are relatively well known in the gambling scenes from countries such as Argentina; I wish we had more Latin American fellows willing to discuss them internationally! This on itself is a great happening.

Cheers!

I wish prompt recovery to those economies.

Certainly, all sectors are entangled.

Quote from: Chrisbis on May 07, 2013, 08:09:38 AM
Would that include Vista?

It certainly should.

The "blackout" seems to be casino-specific from the bit I can gather from Sam's posts above. If you hit a casino featuring such a dark screen, please report.

Thanks & Cheers!

Quote from: TwoCatSam on May 08, 2013, 02:09:12 AM
EDIT:  It works on BV but not on DionBet, which is the old Dublin.  Shall I try it on AlwaysCoolCasino?

Yes please, kindly try it at several casinos and report back on which ones you get the black screen.


We then see what's common among those "smokey" ones and use it as starting point. (That's how you debug -or more properly expressed here, how you work around these issues).


Thanks!

Does anyone else get the same screen? This is baffling. I'm certain to have used standard API calls.