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« on: January 25, 2008, 04:20:40 AM »
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Here is a old one, a reel classical for the even chances.

The principal of tracking is 1/3. You write down the result in lines of 3.

The bet selection is to catch series of 4. There is 2 patterns that we are going to use.

The first pattern: RBR BRB - this pattern alternate for 3 times and we will play that they will continue to do so for 4 times.  

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/2295/rbramp3.jpg
Classical Systems * Even Money Bets * Part 1


So this is how it would look - if we playing to catch series of 4 from the patterns that have alternating for 3 times:

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/6184/rbrcvp1.jpg
Classical Systems * Even Money Bets * Part 1




The second pattern RRR BBB a serie of 3 and we will play that they continue to become 4 in a row.

http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/2010/rrramz3.jpg
Classical Systems * Even Money Bets * Part 1


So this is how it would look - if we playing to catch series of 4 from the patterns that is a serie of 3:

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/8383/rrrcfs6.jpg
Classical Systems * Even Money Bets * Part 1


Now lets take a look at it whit a reel permanence, a short sample... First we are going to see how it perform using the first pattern only - RBR and BRB...

BRR                          
RRR                                                   
BRR                                             
BRB                                           
RBR W                   
BBB                
BBR                                               
BBB          
BRB             
BRR L                          
RBB                     
BBB                    
RBR                                            
BRB W             
RBR W                         
BBR W                      
BRR                                           
RRR                                
BBR                   
BRB                   
BBB L                        
BRB                                                   
BRR L      
RBR                                     
RBB L        
BBR                                  
RRR               
RBR                           
RRR L                     
RRR                
RBB        
RRB  
BBB             
BBR                
BRR        
RBR             
BBB W        
BRR       
RBB              
BBR             
BRR       
BRR       
RBR  
RRR L                   
RBB                                 
RBB              
BBB                 
BBB                     
BRB               
RRR W            
RRB                    
RRR              
RBR       
BRB W                          
RRB  
BBR       
RRR        
BBB                      
RBR                     
BBR W                                  
RBB  
BBB  
BRR                      
BRB       
RBR W

Lets take a short example of the second pattern RRR and BBB...      

BRR                          
RRR                                                   
BRR L                                             
BRB                                           
RBR                   
BBB                
BBR W                                              
BBB          
BRB W            
BRR                          
RBB                     
BBB                    
RBR L                                           
BRB              
RBR                         
BBR                       
BRR                                           
RRR                                
BBR L                  
BRB                   
BBB                         
BRB W                                                  
BRR       
RBR                                     
RBB        
BBR                                  
RRR               
RBR W                          
RRR                     
RRR W               
RBB W       
RRB  
BBB             
BBR W               
BRR        
RBR             
BBB        
BRR W      
RBB              
BBR             
BRR       
BRR       
RBR  
RRR                    
RBB W                                
RBB              
BBB                 
BBB W                    
BRB               
RRR             
RRB W                   
RRR              
RBR W      
BRB                           
RRB  
BBR       
RRR        
BBB L                     
RBR                     
BBR                                   
RBB  

Now we are going to use bout and see what happens...

BRR                          
RRR                                                   
BRR L                                             
BRB                                           
RBR w                  
BBB                
BBR W                                              
BBB          
BRB W            
BRR L                         
RBB                     
BBB                    
RBR L                                           
BRB W             
RBR                         
BBR W                      
BRR                                           
RRR                                
BBR L                  
BRB                   
BBB L                        
BRB W                                                  
BRR       
RBR                                     
RBB L       
BBR                                  
RRR               
RBR W                          
RRR L                    
RRR W               
RBB W       
RRB  
BBB             
BBR W               
BRR        
RBR             
BBB W       
BRR W      
RBB              
BBR             
BRR       
BRR       
RBR  
RRR L                   
RBB W                                
RBB              
BBB                 
BBB W                    
BRB               
RRR W            
RRB W                   
RRR              
RBR W      
BRB W                          
RRB  
BBR       
RRR        
BBB L                     
RBR                     
BBR W                                  
RBB  
BBB  
BRR W                     
BRB       
RBR W                   
RBR       
RBR L                    
BBB                
RBB L                   
RRR             
BRR L                    
RBR       
BRB W
RRB  
BBR               
RRB             
RBR       
BRB W             
RBB  
RRR        
BBR L       
BRB        
BBR L                  
RRR              
RBR W       
BBB              
RBB L
RRB              
RBB      
RRR             
RBR W       
BBB        
RBB L       
RBR        
RBR L              
BBR        
RBB
BBB         
BBR W      
RRR
RBB W
BBR  
RRB  

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« Reply #1 on: January 26, 2008, 03:37:57 AM »
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This approach above described how to catch small trends,
series of 4,
I run a short test because I was curios how it would perform if we don't use the principal of 1/3.

I use a humble progression 1 1 3 4 7 ...

Here is the result using a 5 step progression:

http://img143.imageshack.us/img143/9807/trend2qc5.jpg
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lucky_strike
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« Reply #2 on: January 26, 2008, 04:00:59 AM »
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Any questions just ask...

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lucky_strike
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« Reply #3 on: January 26, 2008, 05:30:03 AM »
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Run it a little bit further just to see what happens when an imbalance occur.

1024 Spins Progression 1 1 3 4 7 11 18 29 47 76

Did place a bet of 18 once...


http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/5718/trend3bv1.jpg
Classical Systems * Even Money Bets * Part 1


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« Reply #4 on: January 26, 2008, 05:42:20 AM »
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I will run it again just to see where it fails,
where it will hit a strong imbalance,
post the result soon...

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« Reply #5 on: January 26, 2008, 07:02:59 AM »
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Here is the result for 2048 RNGs

http://img219.imageshack.us/img219/3909/trend4et5.jpg
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« Reply #6 on: April 23, 2009, 07:35:27 AM »
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You can also play the method above and don't aim to hit series of 4 you can aim for them to become series of 3.
The result will be the same as above.

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« Reply #7 on: May 05, 2009, 03:15:07 AM »
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I looks like upward trend does it fail or wont it ?
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« Reply #8 on: May 05, 2009, 01:54:32 PM »
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I guess all systems will fail at some point
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