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Started by yanef, June 23, 2012, 11:03:23 AM

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yanef

The program "Roulette Lucker" for better allocation of funds for betting. The program, in practice, has shown good results. The system used in the program allows you to smoothly win without making too big bets. And in case of bad luck helps reduce the loss. The program can be try on the continuation of 300 spins. Download the program here - The program Roulette Lucker - more win at roulette

yanef

Here is a screen from the history of payments BetVoyager. Later from other casinos will add screens. All of last year - this year was no time to play.


VLS

Hello Yanef,

In your website you wrote:

QuoteIn addition, the program "Roulette Lucker", showed the best results when playing in a casino than in software testing. This may be due to the fact that some casinos will smooth out the results of the random number generator, so as not to scare the newbies too large deviations from the average probability of occurrence of different combinations. The fact that casinos are sometimes configure their software so that the advantage was on the side of the player, often described in the Internet, and write about it authoritative users.

There's evidence of the contrary:

*DOCUMENTED* PROOF OF CHEATING RNG SOFTWARE




Casinos only work in favor of themselves.

There's no single casino on earth that will alter the game to reverse their advantage and give the positive edge to the players. Not even momentarily. (Please show evidence of the contrary, if so).




In any case, the very fact of being able to alter the game momentarily is a clear sign to stay the cr4p off of the game-altering casino premises.

In my most sane views.

Vic

yanef

I'm not saying I'm right. But my guess, and not only mine, too, may prove to be correct. I think that the casino may reduce the number of long series, so that the player rarely lost while playing on systems for which long series are harmful. For example the Martingale.

But that does not mean that the casino will be at a loss. Most of the systems to increase too much at a loss. Due to the fact that in them for $ 1 may have to raise from the $ 63 or more, increasing the total amount bid. And the house edge in European roulette is 2.7% of the amount bid.

For example, if a player will start to put on the dollar and increase in the Martingale system, in order to win the 512 dollars he needed to put $ 3664. 2.7% of this amount will be $ 98.93. And that 19.3% of the $ 512 and such profits will be near casino, rather than 2.7%.

Even if the casino will reduce the number of long series by 10% the player will still lose. But he will not do it so quickly, and he may like it. He may even believe in that system is really a win, and the reason that he lost in another casino was not a flaw in the system, rather than the not honesty of the casino.

Therefore, a decrease of long series could be used to raise money players.

And when you use the "Roulette Lucker", under the same conditions, the house edge will be no more than 6%. Therefore, it can bring a steady gain. But this is all theory, which is difficult to prove in practice. And even the fact that I won last year's $ 500 starting from $ 10, this theory does not prove. And even if in some of the casino where I played really come across those that reduce the number of long series, I will not be able to determine exactly when casino is doing it, and when I was just lucky.

VLS

Hello Yanef,

QuoteI think that the casino may reduce the number of long series, so that the player rarely lost while playing on systems for which long series are harmful. For example the Martingale.

It's called normal deviations.

The casino needs to do nothing for this to happen.

When you have an event which should happen "once in 1024 spins" if you chart it linearly, you will get instances of it happening with a frequency once in 2048+, as well as instances of it happening much closer than once in 1024 spins.

It only AVERAGES to once in 1024 spins IN THE LONG TERM. (Please understand the concept of AVERAGE).

For further simplification, think about it translated to a single number.

Imagine you randomly pick a number. A single number should appear "once every 37 spins", yet you have samples with a single number not appearing for 300+ spins, as well as samples with 3 and 4+ shows of the same number in 37 spins.

This type of fluctuation is perfectly normal in the game and the casino needs to do nothing for it to happen.

It's pretty much the expected.

QuoteAnd when you use the "Roulette Lucker", under the same conditions, the house edge will be no more than 6%.

The house edge on a fixed-odds game is a constant my friend. In European roulette, it's always no more than -2.7%. The house edge simply can't go up to 6%. It is a static figure.

QuoteAnd that 19.3% of the $ 512 and such profits will be near casino, rather than 2.7%.

Perhaps you are confusing the house edge with the HOLD?

"Table game performance analysis is often measured using the ratio of the table's win divided by its drop. This is known as the game's hold, hold percentage, p.c. or "per"."

Full article on how to calculate it can be found here:

nolinks://nolinks.urbino.net/casino2000.cfm?specific2000=False%20Drop%20and%20Hold&Title=Hold&trigger=1

Actually, according to "Monthly Statewide Hold Percentages, 2004-2011" in Nevada the average hold for roulette resembles your 19.3% figure:



nolinks://gaming.unlv.edu/reports/nv_table_hold.pdf

Also notice the Wizard of odds doesn't like to include the hold; likely because it can't be calculated on fixed terms, only as a ex post facto average:

"A mathematician alone can not determine the hold because it depends on how long the player will sit at the table and the same money circulates back and forth."

House Edge of casino games compared - Wizard of Odds

Hope it sheds some light.

Vic

yanef

I do not argue. Maybe I used the wrong terminology. English is not my language.
But nevertheless, my calculations and tests to 1000000 spins (using my computer RNG) are correct. In the above situation, if you use the Martingale system, casinos must win by 19.3% more than the player. I demonstrated that the reason for this - a large sum of rates. And by the tests, I calculated that by using the program "Roulette Lucker", in the same situation, revenue casino  will be 6%.

Of course the amount on the player's account for such a game would not be smooth decrease (this could only happen in a hypothetical no zero roulette with the Commission 2.7%). In European roulette, it will be otherwise - on 19.3% increase the probability of a situation when a player not have money to bet and the player loses all his money in the account.

Therefore, if the casino will reduce the amount of a long series of 10% from the results of the RNG, it will still be a winner in this situation, if a player uses the Martingale or the like.

As for systems with no increase, then such action casino will have not effect on this system results.

Taties

I could not pay for the program. My card do not accept. This is a temporary problem or some problems on the site?

yanef

In the same site says that cards of some the banks are not accepted. But you can join to LiqPay, make deposit to your account with the card and then pay for the program from this system.

Unfortunately, this problem is not shortcomings of service receive payments, this is due to the policies of Visa and MasterCard when receiving payments between certain countries.

Taties

LiqPay a suspicious service. For some reason the phone number is prompted to enter.

And is it possible to pay via PayPal?

yanef

Quote from: Taties on July 28, 2012, 06:15:42 PM
LiqPay a suspicious service. For some reason the phone number is prompted to enter.

And is it possible to pay via PayPal?

I replied to your email address. But since I not received answer, then I the repeat it here.

Pay via PayPal is possible, but registration the program manually, within 1-3 hours after payment. And the cost of a 10% increase (this is due to the large commission the withdrawal of this system in my country).

And LiqPay honest service, just their account tied to a phone number, and every time on this number comes with a new SMS with a password.

yanef

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