HOW TO FIND A CONSISTENT WINNING ROULETTE BET

[WARRIOR]

thanks marven for your reply but isnt the lw stratagie in a sense  following patterns  .

[pighead]

I added one more step to the progression. (1,2,4,8)

Here is what it looks like, with the same spins. If we look at the graph red line we see it  hoovers around +25. This bet it's even more consistent if waiting 5 in a row, and will win most of the table spins.

Hampshire could have found an imbalance somewhere, probably with a short waiting time, it's my opinion.


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Moch, what did you use to run the simulation??

PH

[moch]

Moch, what did you use to run the simulation??

PH

Roulette Extreme software. You can get it here : nolinks.uxsoftware.com

Moch

[pighead]

is it a freeware? Are you able to upload it to the forum and share with us??

thanks

[Ka2]

Its not freeware, but if you look in the right places you can find it... Rapidshare / Piratebay anyone?

[pighead]

I want to test one of moves on the table happens more often than others.

Can anybody help if you already mastered the design of the system in Extreme,

[JHM]

Tino,

Great to see you are still looking for the bet and thank you for sharing the montecarlo ancedotes thought. Marven thanks for the reply on the montecarlo ancedotes also.

Tino my thoughts on the bet on page 81. My last two casino visits I have been playing a similar bet, a little different. I noticed that on all tables there were much more series(rrrbbbrrbbbbrrrr) than perfect randomness (rbrbrbrbrbr). I played a little different, found a table were a series was going on and after a change of color I placed 1 bet on the changed color. Example

r
r
r
b <- switch in color, bet black
b Won, no more bets until new switch
b
b
r <- new switch, bet red
r Won, no more bets until new switch

I don't say this IS the bet. But when you look around you in the casino at all tables. You'll probably see more series (short and long) than perfect randomness. The problem is to not get caught in perfect randomness. Because series can change at any moment to perfect randomness. An than you lose all bets.

[HansHuckebein]

when he talks about a code, that could be lw-code or maybe some other code like:

No.1 = low, odd, red, 1st doz., 1st col.
No.2 = low, even, black. 1st doz., 2nd col.
No.3 = low, odd, red, 1st doz., 3rd col.

etc.

He mentions that one has to know the layout, its anormalities and the moves on it. regarding this, would a such a code be of any use?

[New Ken]

...And THAT, Hans, I think is what his codes were about. Here's something I saw on Hampshire's site, under "roulette tables , things you never knew"---was it added recently--can't recall seeing it before...

here it is:


"DO YOUR HOMEWORK.
IF YOU WISH TO "SEE" THINGS YOU WOULD OTHERWISE NEVER SEE:
LETS JUST TAKE ONE NUMBER ON THE TABLE, SAY 22.

DO YOU KNOW:
What colour it is...............?
What dozen it is in...........?
Is it odd or even..............?
What column is it in.........?
Is it high or low...............?
Can you find it fast..........?

THAT IS JUST ONE NUMBER....KNOW ALL 37 AND YOU WILL BE ON YOUR WAY TO BEING A REAL PROFESSIONAL.

IT'S EASIER THAN YOU THINK......JUST DO IT....PLEASE."

[New Ken]

here's a simple "coding".   I note only that the bracketed nos share the same "codes"---but don't know where, if anywhere, I'll go with this...






no    clr  dz  suit   col   h/l 

1      R    1    O      1     H         (  1, 7   )

2      B    1    E      2     H         (2, 8   )

3      R    1    O      3     H         (   3, 9  )

4      B    1    E      1     H         (4, 10)

5      R    1    O      2     H

6      B    1    E      3     H

7      R    1    O      1     H

8      B    1     E     2     H

9      R     1    O     3      H

10    B     1    E     1      H

11    B     1    O     2     H

12    R     1    E     3     H

13    B     2    O    1     H

14    R    2     E    2     H

15    B    2    O     3     H

16    R    2    E     1    H

17    B    2    O     2    H

18    R    2    E     3    H






19   R     2   O      1    L

20   B     2   E      2    L

21   R     2   O     3    L

22   B     2    E     1    L 

23   R     2    O     2    L

24   B     2    E     3    L




25   R     3    O     1    L

26   B     3    E     2    L

27   R     3    O     3    L

28   B     3    E     1    L

29   B     3    O     2    L   (29, 35)

30   R     3    E     3    L   (30, 36)

31   B     3    O     1    L

32   R     3    E     2    L

33   B     3    O     3    L   

34   R     3    E     1    L

35   B     3    O     2    L

36   R     3    E     3    L


help!


NEW KEN

[HansHuckebein]

nice and fast work ken, thanks. 

hope this is not the "da vinci code" 

maybe the next step could be to use actual numbers with this ...?

[ernesto]

Thanks New Ken!

I tried to focus this common properties but no success. Everything is appear in this number pairs (red,black,1,2,3 col...), except the second dozen.

But what is this question at the end: "Can you find it fast..........?"
Easy to find every number on the table, because the numerical order. If he ask the number.

ernesto

[New Ken]

Guys, wondering if Hampshire is hinting with that question: "can you find it fast...".

the example of no 22 can mean: if it plays, to follow its code: Bl, Even, col 1, dz 2, 19-36. If you know its general characteristics, you won't be slowed down trying to find its partner nos.

But first, some testing required to see if this idea has merit---and , boy, I am all tested out right now!


NEW KEN!

[JHM]

Ken,

Nice work. I have done a little test. Pick the last numbers, place bets on the same codes.

Spielbank Wiesbaden 08-01-09 32 spins

27   R     3    O     3    L   
36   R     3    E     3    L   +5
26   B     3    E     2    L   +2
4      B    1    E      1     H   -1
0   -5
22   B     2    E     1    L    
21   R     2   O     3    L   0
36   R     3    E     3    L   +2
35   B     3    O     2    L   0
33   B     3    O     3    L    +4
21   R     2   O     3    L   +2
25   R     3    O     1    L   +1
19   R     2   O      1    L   +4
0   -5
27   R     3    O     3    L   
13    B     2    O    1     H   -3
9      R     1    O     3      H   -1
14    R    2     E    2     H   -1
11    B     1    O     2     H   0
2      B    1    E      2     H    +5
33   B     3    O     3    L    -3
35   B     3    O     2    L   +4
21   R     2   O     3    L   -1
23   R     2    O     2    L   +4
9      R     1    O     3      H   +1
17    B    2    O     2    H   -1
13    B     2    O    1     H   +4
0   -5
26   B     3    E     2    L   
29   B     3    O     2    L   +5
28   B     3    E     1    L   +2
25   R     3    O     1    L   +2

Win +21

[New Ken]

Some time recently, i did test following the last number's characteristics---started by testing to see how many times opposites play, and if profitable. Short test, and playing "similarities" seemed more promising...

new ken

[New Ken]

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