RouletteRaid V4

[Proofreaders2000]

Here is an idea.  Since it avg hits every 7 spins (if you play RR solex number and five wheel neighbors on each side (add #0 play) for 12 numbers, play every 5th spin, 3 bets 1,1,2 progression.  End session at 15%/-15% bankroll ($200 BR) @ 0.50 number

I recently tracked 20 spins using solex & 5 wheel neighbors on each side + #0, here are my results (Dublinbet Live Wheel #1, 10:40am CST 11/11/2008)


1. x
2. x
3. (win)
4. x
5. (win)
6. x
7. x
8. x
9. x
10. x
11. x
12 (win)
13. x
14. (win)
15. x
16. (win)
17. (win) #0
18. (win)
19. (win)
20. (win)

[Proofreaders2000]

Riverbelle Wheel (Solex +10 neighbors) 11:40am

(Took a beating, unlike the Dublinbet Wheel) Start $100.50 Real Money

1. wait
2. wait
3. wait
4. wait
5. (missed the trigger)
6. Bet solex number +10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50# (x)
7. Bet new solex number + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50# (x)
8. wait
9. wait
10 Bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50# (x)
11. Bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50# (win)
12. wait
13. wait
14. wait
15. Bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50 (x)
16. Bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50 (x)
17. Bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50 (x)
18. wait
19. wait
20. (bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50 (x)
21. Dealer Change (bet new solex + 10 neighbors & 0 @ 0.50 (x)
22. end---Finish $65.00

[theneophyte]

I have had a lot of wins in the past with the original roulette raid flat betting only to 36 spins. wins more than it loses.

I would like to hear more about the new version as you can't upgrade to it from the old version.

many say RR is an rng. do you think then you would get the same win ration say betting the numbers given by a casino sites rng if bet the numbers it gives on on a live wheel? you could use a fun rng or the real money. with playtech they let you spin without a bet.

also has anyone tried it using parachute betting. the one I use is  5 x double street, 3 x corner, 3 x single street (line), 6 x split and 18 by single number.

I also bet the zero which comes up a fair bit with some dealers on DB.

[metalrat]

Hi,

This piece of software intrigues me no end...

I tested it today using 400 real spins from DublinBet.
Because I did the testing by hand, I began to notice the following:

Direct hits: 11 times.
By a direct hit I mean n+1. ie 26 hits, the program predicts 18 and 18 hits.
Nothing which hasn't been seen by others.

Then I saw that if you looked further into the "future", it was basically doing the same
thing.
These were the results over 400 spins:

N+1: 11
N+2: 8
N+3: 12
N+4: 12
N+5: 4
N+6: 9
N+7: 11
N+8: 11

This means that 1 to 8 spins (didn't look further than that) into the future, the numbers were being predicted by the software.

So while it took 23 spins for the first direct hit n+1, there were no less than 6 predictions in the first
23 spins which also hit. The interval between prediction and hit was between 2 and 8.
This is not to say that the dispersion of "future hits", ie 6 in 23 occurred throughout the 400 spins.

Now while this is all very interesting, the question remains, can it be used in a betting strategy?
I don't know, but I thought the phenomenon interesting enough to post.

metalrat
 

[37to1]

Nice work metalrat. Must be a way to utilise these phenomenon!

I read a post at how-to-win-at-roulette forum earlier in the year with regard to exploiting certain phenomenon with RR. At the time I didn't have RR and it made no sense to me! By the time I got RR, the post was pulled by the author..!!! I been trying desperately to find the post since. I've contacted all on the HTWAR board but no one remembers anything (weird). I've looked on this forum and rouletteforum.net but I cannot find anything similar.

Like you I feel this software is more than meets the eye. It seems far to clever to be a trick!

[metalrat]

37to1,

You might like to do a whois on HTWAR. You will find that eze software(the guys who make RR)
own the site.... So I guess they can pull any thread they want to. Doubt they did though, any system
which wins with RR is good pr imo.
Don't you just love a mystery?

metalrat