You're coding in which language, Mark?

I don't think you should close the door entirely on the online live option.

GG makes some good points.

But so does XXVV.

And following on from those,  there are ways that others have found works for them...

1  Do your research and then pick half-a-dozen online live casinos [not RNG] as your stable.

2  At the first casino make a modest profit, and then stop and log off

3  Rinse and repeat with the other five.

4  Deliberately invoke the occasional losing session to keep their auditors happy. That's important. Winning all the time will certainly trigger an adverse response.


So spreading yourself, losing occasionally and taking modest profits will help you stay below the radar.


And, of course, collective profits add up quite nicely.

Involving others individually or as teams/syndicates raises issues such as trust...confidentiality...honesty...and could be more trouble than it's worth to you.

For peace of mind I'd say simply confine this AI project to yourself, and perhaps some of your students who have proved their honesty and reliability.

re:   Ai artificial intelligence machine project

A brief reminder [couple of sentences would do] of its objectives and functions would improve the chance of useful suggestions.

Some would find a bit more information helpful to lift the veil of ignorance...lol

Seeing as discussions have begun about trolls, it's as well we all have a common definition to work with.

The author is "a forensic psychologist having spent the last 20 years working with criminal, addicted, psychopathological and cybercriminal minds..."

I recommend the site from which this definition has been extracted..



Internet Troll Defined

An Internet Troll is a colloquial expression used to define an online user who uses Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to purposely and actively provoke, defame, anger, tease, flame, or incite other online users.

More often than not, the Internet Troll does not know the target recipient(s) of their vitriolic statements and behaviors.

Internet Trolls regularly appear in all forms of online mediums ranging from online video gaming gatherings to chatroom and forum discussions.

When the Internet Troll's inflammatory statements and actions do not include a direct or implied physical threat to the target(s), their behavior is categorizes as cyber harassment.

If the Troll's verbal assaults include direct or implied physical threats to their target(s), their actions are then defined as cyberstalking.

The motivations for an Internet Troll's provocative, and often times, bizarre behaviors are numerous.

Despite the variations in modus operandi, the vast majority of Trolls are seeking attention, recognition, stimulation pseudo-notoriety and retribution for some unknown perceived injustice.

Although there is no hard evidence or clinical research validating the psychology of the Internet Troll, it is commonly believed that the "Veil of Anonymity" afforded to every online user inspires some to engage in egregious behaviors.

Those who have begun to investigate the etiology of the Troll suggest that the anonymity of the internet contributes to what has been called, disinhibition effect.

It has been postulated that internet anonymity leads some to behave in asocial ways coupled with a lack of guilt or remorse for the harm they cause not being in the target's physical presence or even knowing their identity.

[Source:  https://darkpsychology.co/troll/ ]

Sadly, many so-called testimonials have as much value as a used bus ticket.

See here how easy -- and cheap -- it is to set up  bogus testimonials:

https://www.fiverr.com/gigs/testimonials

Allan is following up his LOTT studies with his new forum dedicated to further research, resources and ideas related to The Law Of The Third.

LOTT forum: lawofthethird.proboards.com

As he points out it's only for those interested in the topic. 

Unsurprisingly, naysayers and those wanting to argue against LOTT will not be welcome on his forum.

I've written and donated a LOTT program to his forum as a gesture of support for his new venture.

It's free for his members to download.

Thanks, Bally for your contribution.

And now for a detailed  document about The Law of The Third, drawn from various sources.

It was too large to upload so here's my [safe] dropbox link:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fpcbj5t9ss9mqs8/The%20law%20of%20the%20third.pdf?dl=0

It's a PDF around 2Mb.

Thanks Denzie.  Looks promising so far.

Any other students going to give feedback?

[Surely Gz has more than one!]

I've created a separate thread for general discussion about the school.

Please keep this thread for student comments only.

Thanks.

Thus far, it's not quite the feedback I [and others] was hoping for!

Putting it bluntly:  I WANT FEEDBACK FROM ONE OR MORE OF THE STUDENTS ONLY.

What I don't want to read is more carping criticism from those who are not signed up.

If you are not a student of Gizmo's school then kindly stop posting in this thread.

For a fee a member is offering to tutor members through his roulette 'school'.

Hardly surprising that he's copping a bit of flack from cynics and unbelievers...  

These days mention the word 'money' and there's an immediate knee-jerk reaction -- justified sometimes but not always!

So I've opened this thread for some of his past and current students to post their thoughts and opinions.


A bit of feedback will help to either reinforce or dispel  others' fears and suspicions.

Quote from: MarkTeruya on August 05, 2016, 05:54:14 PM
I thought this was a non-selling site, no matter how the poster tries to dress it up.

Why haven't you read the Rules?    http://betselection.cc/general-discussion/our-forum's-very-straightforward-*rules*/

This topic has been moved to Off-topic.

http://betselection.cc/index.php?topic=6360.0

Nope. I could see no evidence of "foul mouth".

[Nor any dogs either, come to that.]

Given that the name of this forum is bet selection then let's encourage Ignatus to keep posting his ideas.

And be grateful for them.

At least he bothers to present then -- unlike the majority who sit back and contribute nothing.

Yes, of course some of the methods will work well, some will be so-so, and some will be dry wells.

But interested members will find out for themselves.