How to lose at Roulette

[Bazeegar]

Hopefully I should have the Signum system, EC, B&R, website finished by next week
Richard

Waiting for it

[Lanky]

What I don't understand is if someone is banned, why allow them back here again with a different username???

Hi Richard.

Mate Victor has the Correct answer to that and He knows far more about it then I do.

All I will say is that this has been brought up before in the Mods area on different occasions and with different Administrators and Mods.

However Victor's answer will explained it all to You.......

Your Friend.

Lanky.

PS> Sorry Giz for the off topic....but I figured You would want to know the answer as well and would not mind.

[VLSroulette]

Hello dear Richard,

It is known people at the same internet server provider do get shared IP's.

We once applied banning IP ranges and it happened one of the offending users was using America Online (AOL) as provider. Guess what, many people from that provider got banned.

Banning single IP numbers is pretty much useless as the IPs are changed regularly in a normal fashion. Also, if you ban complete ISP's you'll end up banning lots of non-cheaters too. It is not worth.

There are some administrators who have posted they aren't afraid to ban entire ranges but we aren't like them.

Besides, nothing prevents a person from physically going to a friend's computer or access from public internet places, or hiding their IP by other means.

We handle this in a case-by-case basis mate, but banning entire IP ranges is not an option for us, as we want the most people to enjoy our service and it wouldn't be nice for anyone to go to a website and being told "you are banned" when having made nothing against the place.

[bombus]

...I have noticed that a fixed set of rules, that make the exact same type of bet selections, always ends up in the negative if tested over thousands of thousands of spins. But what if you have 10 different sets of bet selection rules that have the ability to be changed to match what is currently being seen from the recent spin results....


How do you know that the losses must happen and that you can't change away from them...

I believe that a chameleon response to random changes is the way to go, but you could end up with 10 losing sets, or losing after 10 times as long at the table. If you try to change away from loses, you could just end up switching to more losses. Your proactive efforts could just as easily be your undoing.
There is definitely something there though.

[gizmotron]

If you try to change away from loses, you could just end up switching to more losses.

That must happen. There has to be a time when your first moves to change must lose. This does not keep up if you opt out of steep downturns. It would make no sense to keep betting anything that had many losses in a row. I change with my feet and get up and leave. I also begin betting after checking to see that I'm not in a lose - lose condition when I start. The trick is to minimize losses while allowing win streaks to continue. What is difficult is playing when it is choppy. Your wins and losses balance out. You don't lose but you don't win either. If you play with patience then you can wait for win streaks. Sometimes the win streaks jump with you when you change. It literally comes down to win / loss observation while it relates to effective bet selection schemes. You can do this without changing your bet selection process. But changing can help you walk into a  win streak. Sometimes it's so simple it's just betting the opposite of your bet selection premise. If it's a down streak then the opposite is a win streak. It's hard to know when to adjust. In my opinion, knowing when to change and how, is everything.

[gizmotron]

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