Signum system EC B&R

[VLSroulette]

Hey Only1Word

Welcome to our forum, that post was more than 1 word!

Hope you have a fine time around.

[Only1Word]

Thanks for the welcome Victor.
Having been observing various roulette forums for a while now, i must admit that this one stands head and shoulders above the rest.

[VLSroulette]

Thanks for the welcome Victor.
Having been observing various roulette forums for a while now, I must admit that this one stands head and shoulders above the rest.

[simon]

Vb monster, maybe you should test it and find out and
then when you have finished that, you may like to test
my stellar system and you can report your findings.
You would be doing the board a great service.

I hope it's clearer than the signum system which is as clear as mud to me right now.

[elmo]

Mr Chips,
This may be asking a bit much but would it be possible for you at some time in the future to make a video tutorial explaining what you are doing as you go along. I think this would be a great help to a lot of people. Some people can pick things up a lot quicker through a visual explanation as opposed to a written one.  I am one of those types and I suppose that is why I am asking the question. 

[simon]

Mr Chips,
This may be asking a bit much but would it be possible for you at some time in the future to make a video tutorial explaining what you are doing as you go along. I think this would be a great help to a lot of people. Some people can pick things up a lot quicker through a visual explanation as opposed to a written one.  I am one of those types and I suppose that is why I am asking the question.  

If Mr. Chips is consistently and routinely relieving casinos of funds, then I doubt he would want to put a video of himself on the Internet.

I like good written explanations, which should not throw everything together all at once, they should explain the methodology step by step, and the rationale behind it, first you learn and practice this, then you learn and practice that, same as most teaching/academic models/lessons.

(I do have a few college degrees, so I am not a complete idiot, but I cannot fathom the signum system at all the way it is written-- at first glance anyway, though it may start to sink in after I read it a few more times.  I think it's a case of being so personally involved with the system that it all makes perfect sense to the author, while it is confusing to the reader. )

[Coxx16]

Hi Chips,

I have a few questions that I think would help add some clarity to the system. The questions that I am going to ask are going to be from the example listed from this page (. I need a few definitions.

Question 1

What are the clear definitions for M,P,OOO (what do they stand for)

Question 2

What conditions constitute M or P or 000. (Is it a particular pattern or a particular movement in a pattern? What are the exact conditions.)

Question 3

What conditions constitute the numerical increase or decrease in the M and P notations. (By that I mean, What conditions make an M-1 go to an M-2? (or vice versa)

Please list clear cut examples.

Thank you!

[Mr Chips]

Hi Richard,
Having read through your website a few times, I have a fair idea of what to do but theres one thing thats slightly bugging me.  Which spin gets recorded in row 1? Is it the very first spin or the first select spin?

I ask this because in the main 'B' session on your site, its the first select spin thats recorded, and on all the other session examples its the actual very first spin of the permanance that gets recorded.

OK I didn't grasp your query at first, but now I am with it (it's been a long day today  )

Yes I will correct the problem. On page B2, I was illustrating the skipping process, then it didn't get carried
over to B3.

What I will do as the main 'B' is for a detailed explanation of a Signum session is take out 26 and just start
with 8 and just make it an example of a session.

I appreciate you bringing it to my attention, as I want the site to be as accurate as I can get it.

Regards

Richard

[Mr Chips]

Mr Chips,
This may be asking a bit much but would it be possible for you at some time in the future to make a video tutorial explaining what you are doing as you go along. I think this would be a great help to a lot of people. Some people can pick things up a lot quicker through a visual explanation as opposed to a written one.  I am one of those types and I suppose that is why I am asking the question. 

I have thought about a video tutorial, but someone else would have to do it

[Marven]

Richard,

I have a question regarding your test results for Signum system if you don't mind.

All in all, how many bets were placed and what is the total profit that was made?

Thanks

[Mr Chips]

simon,

What you are suggesting is expand my explanation of the system by say a factor of 3

I should then instead consider writing a book.

The way I look at it is this and I am not being difficult or ignoring the fact that it is a complex system
and requires a detailed explanation.

The way I am offering this free system is the way I worked it out over a very long period of time.
Sometimes two or three months went by before I worked out a piece of the puzzle. This system
believe it or not is half as complex, as the main Flagship system, which this system is in effect a
spin off version.

If there is a particular part of the system that you don't understand, I am prepared to try and
explain it in a way, that will make it easier for you and perhaps others to understand it.

I have to say though, there is really only one way to really get to grips with the system and
that's work through the 20 sessions, that I have provided and in their various Formations.

Regards

Richard

[Coxx16]

  So you are saying that it is not possible to clearly define the singular elements of the system, then progressively explain how they tie into one another?

[Tangram]

So you are saying that it is not possible to clearly define the singular elements of the system, then progressively explain how they tie into one another?

It would be great if Richard was able to answer your 3 questions, but as he says, he learned the system gradually over time, and has probably never thought about it in those terms. However, he's obviously put a lot of work into the site and I think it's possible to learn the "rules" (albeit with some Q & A posted here) from the examples and sessions he has shown. Maybe later someone will be able to state the rules explicitly.  

[Mr Chips]

Hi Chips,

I have a few questions that I think would help add some clarity to the system. The questions that I am going to ask are going to be from the example listed from this page (. I need a few definitions.

Question 1

What are the clear definitions for M,P,OOO (what do they stand for)

Question 2

What conditions constitute M or P or 000. (Is it a particular pattern or a particular movement in a pattern? What are the exact conditions.)

Question 3

What conditions constitute the numerical increase or decrease in the M and P notations. (By that I mean, What conditions make an M-1 go to an M-2? (or vice versa)

Please list clear cut examples.

Thank you!

Coxx,

Reply to question 1 : Please see reply 29. Also OOO is when a symbol has come to an end and a new symbol
has to be worked out.

Reply to question 2 : The example I gave of a detailed B Formation session line by line should provide you with
why a P symbol is selected and not M and visa versa. I will only repeat myself by explaining it again, but here we
go.

-1
0
-1
0  P+1

In order for a P to qualify as a P + 1 there has to be a duplication. After the second -1 there has to be 0 and
in this example, as there is a 0 then P + 1 will be noted.

-1
0
-1
-2  M-1

In order for a M to qualify as a M - 1 there must not be a duplication. After the second -1 there must not
be a 0 and a -2 will mean a M-1 can be noted.

Reply to question 3 :

+1
0
+1
0     P+1
+1   P+2
+2   P+1
+3   P+2
+4   P+3
+5   P+4

There was a decline from P+2 to P+1, as there was no duplication after + then 0 then +1 +2.
In addition to duplication P also on occasions will increase when a + or - number has appeared  for
the first time.

M as has been mentioned previously is the opposite of P.

I hope you find this of some additional help.

Regards

Richard


 

[simon]

I should then instead consider writing a book.

............ yes, write a book, I'll buy it.  well I guess some people are getting it, I guess it will all become clear eventually...

[simon]

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