Is there any update?

Main reason of losses in gambling: betting.

Very good topic. Perhaps it is because of a difference:

To make testers costs time and money.

Talking without study is free.

"Not another board?"

Not another embittered attitude please.

Numerology has returned to the forum of Steve.

When will they learn:

31/13 = No gift for children on 31th december or 2013.

21/12 = 21 days Broke on each of the 12 months.

Time keys = car keys. gone.

Square of the sun = You will take a load of sun beggin for money on the public square.

Of the many ways you can play roulette numerology must be one of the worst. It is overcome only by birthdays played rigidly and plays of hunches from whatsoever.

Moral: not numerology unless you want to lose everything. There is a reason why numeris forum is dead. They stopped and nobody stops playing if it earns. We must learn from others.

The last x splits program can be used for this system.

It is in the free software section of the forum.

Many of the menus do not work. The counting functionality seems correct until now.

Will there be an opportunity to make this a clicker for Dublinbet and playtech?

Thank you.

Long video.

http://archive.org/details/KimoLiMatricesWaitATriggerAfter12SpinsThenWaitAnother6Spins

I'll try. It looks good.

Thank you very much for finally publishing it.

I can give my suggestions if you could explain clearly what the core functionality means.

Greetings.

Is it very difficult to make an automated way to get fresh numbers?

Idea: monitor the sites that publish daily numbers and post them here through a program.

Idea # 2: Distribute programs to forum users that capture numbers from casino screen and publish them automated here when the program is closed.

Thus we will always get fresh updated numbers to test our methods.

It looks pretty interesting!

I hope you get to something good.

Greetings.

Quote from: esoito on November 25, 2012, 04:08:52 AM
You'll find this helpful.

A lot of test modules here -- and it's FREE:  http://www.loothog.com/ 

Thank you. It really surprised me there are so few sites to realize that good casino gambling testers attract many people who can be exposed to advertising to generate revenue.

Thanks for your valuable advice.

Predicting the outcome of roulette
Michael Small
1, 2, a)
and Chi Kong Tse
2
1)
School of Mathematics and Statistics, The University of Western Australia
2)
Department of Electronic and Information Engineering
Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong.

(Dated: 16 July 2012)

There have been several popular reports of various groups exploiting the deterministic nature of the game of roulette for prot.

Moreover, through its history the inherent determinism in the game of roulette has attracted the attention of many luminaries of chaos theory.

In this paper we provide a short review of that history and then set out to determine to what extent that determinism can
really be exploited for prot.

To do this, we provide a very simple model for the motion of a roulette wheel and ball and demonstrate that knowledge of initial position, velocity and acceleration
is sufficient to predict the outcome with adequate certainty to achieve a positive expected return.

We describe two physically realisable systems to obtain this knowledge both incognito and in situ.

The rst system relies only on a mechanical count of rotation of the ball and the wheel to measure the relevant parameters.

By applying this techniques to a standard casino-grade European roulette wheel we demonstrate an expected return of at least 18%, well above the 2:7% expected of a
random bet.

With a more sophisticated, albeit more intrusive, system (mounting a digital camera above the wheel) we demonstrate a range of systematic and statistically significant biases which can be exploited to provide an improved guess of the outcome.

Finally, our analysis demonstrates that even a very slight slant in the roulette table leads to a very pronounced bias which could be further
exploited to substantially enhance returns.

PACS numbers: 05.45.Tb, 01`.65.+g, 01.80.+b
Keywords: roulette, mathematical modeling, chaos

http://cktse.eie.polyu.edu.hk/pdf-paper/Chaos-1209.pdf




[Moderator's Edit:  I've spaced this out to avoid a solid block of text, thereby making it easier to read on a screen.]

http://books.google.com/patents/US7946912