Quote from: Gizmotron on February 04, 2013, 03:15:16 PM
with a sleeping dozen that sleeps for thirty spins in a row.

Gamblers Fallacy sequences? You mean you think after
a bunch of events in a row, you are willing to bet your
whole BR on the next spin?

Of course you won't, because of GF. What you mean is,
the end of the sequence is near. DUH! But you can't
know exactly when it will end, nobody can. Like I said,
newbie stuff..

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 04, 2013, 02:38:31 PM
He's is clueless when it comes to taking advantage of spectacular opportunities.

What do those look like, exactly, I've never
seen one. All betting opportunities have
exactly the same chance of being right. Odd
that you think differently about that, what
with being a roulette expert and all. Maybe
you can enlighten us as to what bet in roulette
has a better chance of winning. You usually
hear this kind of thing from a newbie..

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 03, 2013, 06:16:35 AM

It's time for you to contribute.

Exposing you is my contribution. Small as it is..

Oh Gizmo, ever since you opened Pandora's box
the forest has disappeared and all you see is tree's.
Better close the box and get back on the path.

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 03, 2013, 12:40:31 AM
A person that can't play the wild swings of randomness

Can, don't want to. Or need to. That kind of fun is for, well,
you know. The tourists..

Quote from: Bally6354 on February 02, 2013, 11:10:50 PM
My local casino has 8 roulette tables and there is a Hungarian guy that turns up every weekend and all he does is wander between the tables all night looking for his triggers. He only plays 2 dozens. Win or lose and he is off to another table.

Done that. You can get in serious trouble very fast
playing 2 dozens. A bad bet and two zeros back
to back can put you in a bind very quickly.

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 02, 2013, 08:13:05 PM
If you hold a seat at the table you must place at least a minimum bet.

Yup. What rule says you have to sit? Especially when
playing the EC's.  You can be anywhere as long as you can
see the marquee. I've never sat at a table and played,
that to is for tourists.

Well known that I don't bet every spin? Who
does. Only people who are clueless. Get in,
get it done, get out. that's what the old timers
say. Gambling is for tourists.

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 01, 2013, 04:11:48 PM


" Randomness studies leads to solutions that offer successes." And that will eventually lead to enough people using it that will then close down most, if not all, table games in casinos.

Geez. Here we go again. Gizmo, even YOU can't win on
a regular basis, you've proved it again and again. What
makes you think anybody else will? Better open Pandora's
box and climb in there with her..

Quote from: Bally6354 on February 01, 2013, 04:31:02 PM
You pay 10% on any winnings.

It used to be 10% on withdrawal.

Now it's per session!

what's the difference. If you won ten sessions of $10 each,
they take $1 from each session. Or they take $10 from the
total at the end of 10 sessions. Its the same amount.

Nobody said it was a non zero wheel. Just bet R/B at the same time, then, what's the difference. How does a casino make money on EC's on a non zero wheel.

Quote from: esoito on February 01, 2013, 02:43:31 AM


Place chips on all 3 lines shown:

3 units on LOW
1 unit on 19-24
2 units on Doz3

Then click SPIN

Good god. I'd rather stick leeches on my forehead
that play this way. Do people really do this? Just
to skip a spin? Give me a pretty girl and a live table
where I can see the ball fall in the pocket and skip
as many spins as I like with my dignity still intact.

Quote from: Gizmotron on February 01, 2013, 06:42:09 AM
I have already opened a Pandora's box.

What day was that, I missed it. Could you open it again
and let us know the exact time so we'll know what the
heck you're talking about most of the time?

I looked at the demo and I can't play it. I base everything
I do on past spins and there are none. I have to bet 10
times before I can bet for real. But the biggest problem is
I don't bet every spin. Sometimes I sit out 5-8 spins
without betting. How is this done where the spins are
only advanced if you bet.

Beating roulette lies in testing and practice. You have
to practice like a scientist approaches testing. He has
strict rules he follows so his own personal biases and
misinformation don't pollute the testing outcomes. He's
not looking to prove anything, he's looking for real unbiased
results. Anything else is useless. Does what you do win,
or doesn't it. If it doesn't, don't keep curve fitting the results
until you've deluded yourself into thinking it's a winner.

No real scientist would do this. You're only interested in the
truth, is it a winner or not. But who works this way. Not
many.