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Title: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 27, 2012, 08:41:11 PM
After 2 years of study and testing, I have to reveal that the events in the game of roulette are not merely random, so in some cases we can predict future events.

I start to explain how it works, and how you can observe the formation of futures numbers based on previous spins.

The roulette ball knows it's futute past and present and maintain harmony and equality. So I'm proving to you all the same.


1. True Numbers and Shapes in European Roulette


01=37  02=38  03=39
04=40  05=41  06=42
07=43  08=44  09=45
10=46  11=47  12=48
13=49  14=50  15=51
16=52  17=53  18=54
19=55  20=56  21=55
22=58  23=59  24=60
25=61  26=62  27=63
28=64  29=65  30=66
31=67  32=68  33=69
34=70  35=71  36=72


2. Prime & Convertible Numbers


The valid numbers for roulette are:

1.2.3.5.7.10.11.12.13.17.19.20.21.22.23.29.30.31.32

So if we bet one of this numbers also put in play is convertible or prime number.


1.10
2.20
3.30
5.0.5
7.0.7
10.1
11.19
12.21
13.31
17.0
19.11
20.2
21.12
22.29
23.32
29.22
30.3
31.13
32.23


4. The Four Elements

3 = Time
6 = Rotation
9 = Space

8 = Cosmic Balance


3. The Figures

There are 9 figures in the game of roulette

1-10-19-28
2-11-20-29
3-12-21-30
4-13-22-31
5-14-23-32
6-15-24-33
7-16-25-34
8-17-26-35
9-18-27-36
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 27, 2012, 08:45:55 PM
Play only Live Wheel Roulette at the casinos... Now i will show how to observe the numbers draw by the dealer.

I will take some spins from DublinBet.

I will be back soon.

Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: TwoCatSam on November 28, 2012, 12:54:01 AM
Instead of shopping for numbers that prove your point, why not say this:  I'll use the numbers from Table 4 at Spielbank on the 29th of November.  That way we know you are using numbers you have not selected to make your idea look good.

Some of us have been fooled in every imaginable way!!

TwoCatSam
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 01:15:54 AM
No problem at all !!! Also i can make a live session !

I will take the numbers of DublinBet - Table 1 at Fitzwilliam Card Club Casino, today 28-11-2012 start time: 22h30 GMT
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 12:07:55 PM
5. Three digits


777      888      999
  21        24        27

444      555      666
  12        15        18

111      222      333
    3         6           9




If the sum of the 36 numbers on the roulette is equivalent to 666



The sums of first vertical column 777+444+111 = 1332:36 = 37

The sums of second vertical column 888+555+222 = 1665:45 = 37

The sums of third vertical column 999+666+333 = 1998:54 = 37


(37x3) = 111 constant


The sums of the diagonal 777+555+333 = 1665:45 = 37

The sums of the diagonal 111+555+999 = 1665:45 = 37 (37x2) = 74

The sums of center line 444+555+666 = 1665:45 = 37+37 constant 111

The sums of horizontal line 777+888+999 = 2664:72 = 37

The sums of horizontal line 444+555+666 = 1665:45 = 37

The sums of horizontal line 111+222+333 = 666:18 = 37 (37x3) = 111 constant


These particular sums of squares, each number is tripled as the 666

Where here mean that the three values ​​of the nine numbers represent 6/60 6 tens cadences 6 figures

And so all the other numbers are so including zero even.


Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: amk on November 28, 2012, 12:30:27 PM
Hello Orochi,

Hope you discuss how to play your method, how to bet, why etc.

Makes me think a little in the direction of the magic square....
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 02:06:25 PM
6. All start with 1.2.3


Them 1+2=3


U can represent any number by is root or figure.
To obtain the root of a number just add the digits.

Samples:

66 -> 6+6=12 -> 1+2=3
11 -> 1+1=2
30 -> 3+0=3



Now observe the constants



01   02   03   =    6

04   05   06   =   15

07   08   09   =   24
              
==   ==   ==     ==

12   15   18   =   45

Them sums of columns and lines

6+15+24=45
12+15+18=45


Root:

3+6+9 = 18 = 9
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 02:31:10 PM
7. The Number Formation


Observe better the green carpet of roulette


01   02   03   =    06
04   05   06   =    15
07   08   09   =    24
10   11   12   =    33
13   14   15   =    42
16   17   18   =    51
19   20   21   =    60
22   23   24   =    69
25   26   27   =    78
28   29   30   =    87
31   32   33   =    96
34   35   36   =   105




When u have two numbers side by side draw by the dealer of the same ten u can sum the 2 numbers


Ex: 23+28 = 51

U can´t sum if: 13,13 output, this require a special procedure.


It correspond to 6th street, soo u put in play 16,17,18 + 0. Zero came from prime of number 17.


This is only the first step to understand the process.


Now i will attach a XLS file them u can input the spins and see how it works.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 08:11:29 PM
 DublinBet - Table 1 at Fitzwilliam Card Club Casino, today 28-11-2012 start time: 22h30 GMT

Dealer: Frank

---------- Dealer: Frank

13
36 --- Key Time: 9
22
26 --- (26+22=48)   48+1(fisso +1)=49   BET: 11.19
22
19 --- Hit (so we play its convertible only 11)
32
11 --- Hit
05 --- Play the prime of 5 (5.0.5)
08 --- (5+8=13)  BET: 13.31
15 --- Key Time: 6
0 --- Hit
16
22
06 --- Key Time: 6
30 --- Key Time: 3 --- 2 key times together put into play (30+6=36)
36 --- Hit
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 08:16:19 PM
Correction: 26 --- (26+22=48)   48+1(fisso +1)=49   BET: 11.19

26 --- (26+22=48) 48-1 (fisso-1)=47  BET: 11.19

The fisso is calculated based on the rotation of the ball clockwise or counterwise. (apply +-1)
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 08:59:29 PM
The time keys valid must sum 9 or be the any figure of nine
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 09:08:40 PM
---------- Dealer: Marta

36 --- Key Time: 9
12 --- Key Time: 3
34
14
10 --- (14+10=24)  BET:24
10 --- (10+10=20) BET: 20.2
4
27 --- Key Time: 9
22 --- (22+27=49) BET: 12.21
30 --- Key Time: 3
30 --- Key Time: 3 --- (30+30=60-1=59) BET: 23.32
0
21 --- Hit! --- Key Time: 3  --- (so we play its convertible only 12)
24 --- Hit! --- Key Time: 6 --- (24+21=45-1=44) BET: 8
23 --- Hit! --- (23+24=47-1=46) BET: 10.1.32 (so we play also convertible of 23 = 32)
18 --- Key Time: 9
14 --- (14+18=32) BET: 32.23
13 --- (13+14=27) BET: 27                           
13 --- (13+13=26) BET: 26                               
12 --- Hit! --- (12+13=25) BET: 25
14
34
32 --- Hit! (34+32=66-1=65) BET: 29.22
17
12 --- Key Time: 3 (12+17=29) BET 29.22
19 --- (19+12=31) BET: 31.13
29 --- Hit! (so we play its convertible only 22)


Sorry i don't have much time atm, so i stop here! Time to sleep now! I will come back tomorrow.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 09:13:30 PM
I'm working on an Excel file, for easy tracking the numbers sums and the outputs, maybe is finished by tomorrow, i'm not excel expert!

Good Night
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: NoBody on November 29, 2012, 12:02:30 AM
Dear Orochi,

Thank you so much for your sharing.

I have a few questions on your play. I have insert my questions in red below.

Appreciate your help to further understand how you play.

Thank you.

Regards,

NoBody ^.^


Quote from: Orochi on November 28, 2012, 08:11:29 PM
DublinBet - Table 1 at Fitzwilliam Card Club Casino, today 28-11-2012 start time: 22h30 GMT

Dealer: Frank

---------- Dealer: Frank

13
36 --- Key Time: 9
22
26 --- (26+22=48)   48+1(fisso +1)=49   BET: 11.19 Is there a trigger? We don't bet on 22 & 26?
22
19 --- Hit (so we play its convertible only 11)
32
11 --- Hit
05 --- Play the prime of 5 (5.0.5)Is there a trigger here?
08 --- (5+8=13)  BET: 13.31
15 --- Key Time: 6
0 --- Hit Do we still bet on 5?
16
22
06 --- Key Time: 6
30 --- Key Time: 3 --- 2 key times together put into play (30+6=36)Is 2 key times together a trigger?
36 --- Hit

Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: rayhd63 on November 29, 2012, 07:26:49 AM
@ Orochi,

wouldn't it be better to post just in one forum ?!?

I do not mind checking both of them, but it seems more work for you....

Ray
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 29, 2012, 11:46:23 AM
Fisso Code Table -1+

01=38  02=39  03=40
04=41  05=42  06=43
07=44  08=45  09=46
10=47  11=48  12=49
13=50  14=51  15=52
16=53  17=54  18=55
19=56  20=57  21=58
22=59  23=60  24=61
25=62  26=63  27=64
28=65  29=66  30=67
31=68  32=69  33=70
34=71  35=72  36=73


NoBody answer:


13
36
22
26 --- Is there a trigger? We don't bet on 22 & 26?

We got 2 numbers of the same ten. Just sum the numbers (22+26=48). Now look at the Fisso Code -1+ Table. 48 represents number 11. So we bet 11 and its prime number 19.

22
19
32
11
05 --- Play the prime of 5 (5.0.5) Is there a trigger here?

The convertible of 19, 11 just hit, the new number draw after 11 is 5 u can take a change for betting 5 convertible 0.

08
15
0 --- Hit Do we still bet on 5?

We don't bet anymore because 5 and 0 both hit.

16
22
06 --- Key Time: 6
30 --- Key Time: 3 --- 2 key times together put into play (30+6=36)Is 2 key times together a trigger?
36 --- Hit

If u get key time 9 you bet, in this case 6+3=9
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: maestro on November 29, 2012, 01:01:33 PM
@orochi         what you excel sheet does...i did try and input numbers on and yes gives options to bet...between 5-12 numbers but seems to me the given numbers are on rotating basis..do tou bet onliy one number or what...and are you able to do excel sheet with exact rules and as you input numbers gives the number we will bet on so we can test system.. :thumbsup:thanks
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: amk on November 29, 2012, 02:54:45 PM
Hello Orochi,

Thank you for taking the time to share this great info. I have to study it deeper but it is complex if you don't get everything.

If it is possible could you show a session of play in a different format. As simple as possible. Numbers come in, you decide the numbers to bet on and for how long. Showing step by step and why helps a lot. Is there a progression, flat betting etc

Most of us are used to basic explanations of methods, this is quite a study an art.

Perhaps show a session and use terms which we are all familiar with.

I hope something will click but will have better questions once I study more.

Thanks again
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 29, 2012, 06:23:21 PM
I finished the based sums table, just try it! It's a starting point. Make ur tests.

Later i will explain the time of rotation. I have to go deeper, because is a very complex process.

Just with this table u can win, just bet when the trigger appear and learn observing when u have to stop betting, and my advice is for flat betting.


NOTE:

Play attention to the series of nine: 9.18.27.36 because these four numbers you will have the best chance to have a hit in the next spins.
The more luck if they are repeated on the board together with 9.9 ; 18.18 ; 27.27, 36.36.

The series of nine increases or decreases the value of all the other figures or series.
So when you are sitting at a table game, remember that your luck will depend on these four simple numbers.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 30, 2012, 11:16:59 AM
To support my theory, I have to start introducing to "how the numbers work"

1. Modular arithmetic

Is a system of arithmetic for integers, where numbers "wrap around" upon reaching a certain value—the modulus.

A familiar use of modular arithmetic is in the 12-hour clock, in which the day is divided into two 12-hour periods. If the time is 7:00 now, then 8 hours later it will be 3:00. Usual addition would suggest that the later time should be 7 + 8 = 15, but this is not the answer because clock time "wraps around" every 12 hours; in 12-hour time, there is no "15 o'clock". Likewise, if the clock starts at 12:00 (noon) and 21 hours elapse, then the time will be 9:00 the next day, rather than 33:00. Since the hour number starts over after it reaches 12, this is arithmetic modulo 12. 12 is congruent not only to 12 itself, but also to 0, so the time called "12:00" could also be called "0:00", since 0 ≡ 12 mod 12.

(https://www.vlsroulette.com/proxy.php?request=nolinks%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fthumb%2Fa%2Fa4%2FClock_group.svg%2F220px-Clock_group.svg.png&hash=d85c2a2d3e6a5489bf2b7eaeccfd69548b41417f)

Source: nolinks://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic (nolinks://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modular_arithmetic)


Based on this u get what i call shapes numbers:


01=37  02=38  03=39
04=40  05=41  06=42
07=43  08=44  09=45
10=46  11=47  12=48
13=49  14=50  15=51
16=52  17=53  18=54
19=55  20=56  21=55
22=58  23=59  24=60
25=61  26=62  27=63
28=64  29=65  30=66
31=67  32=68  33=69
34=70  35=71  36=72

Look at the figures, they all stay the same:

Ex: 17 is figure (7+1) 8 ; 53 is figure (5+3) 8
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 30, 2012, 04:57:36 PM
2. Digital Roots

The digital root (also repeated digital sum) of a number is the (single digit) value obtained by an iterative process of summing digits, on each iteration using the result from the previous iteration to compute a digit sum. The process continues until a single-digit number is reached.

For example, the digital root of 65,536 is 7, because 6+5+5+3+6 = 25 and 2+5 = 7.

Digital roots can be used as a sort of checksum. For example, since the digital root of a sum is always equal to the digital root of the sum of the summands' digital roots.


Multiplication of digital roots of all figures of Roulette

(https://www.vlsroulette.com/proxy.php?request=nolinks%3A%2F%2Fi133.photobucket.com%2Falbums%2Fq48%2FMythMath%2F81VedicMultiplicationSquarecopy.jpg&hash=1e8e943a03995839e62ea1d41a29aad5f4db362d)

In the table u can see interesting patterns and symmetries and is known as the Vedic square.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on November 30, 2012, 05:10:20 PM
Now u see that any number can be represented by is digital root.
This is very important to observe the numbers and its behavior and later i will use it for calculations.

Ex: 9,18,27,36 - the digital root is 9. Them u got the series of 9.

Remember: Number are not just numbers, they represent something!
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Mr J on November 30, 2012, 07:42:20 PM
Event Betting.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: iggy on November 30, 2012, 10:34:22 PM
Hi Orochi;

Thanks for the contribution.

I don't understand how you use just one fisso code table. You earlier stated that the fisso is calculated based on the rotation of the ball clockwise or counterwise. (apply +-1).

Could you please explain.

iggy
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 12:54:01 AM
Iggy u open my eyes them i release the new beta version of XLS file, with contribution of cristal2000 that made the input numbers interface.
By my mistake the table had wrong values. It was fisso code +1 instead of shapes values. Sorry for my fault.

I will explain the fissos to apply under certaion conditions later, for now stay on the base table.

(https://www.vlsroulette.com/proxy.php?request=nolinks%3A%2F%2Fimg171.imageshack.us%2Fimg171%2F7143%2Fprod01.jpg&hash=5204d0cfcb1d7cde55562efb6477d8a8ccca6050)
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 12:54:55 AM
The XLS File
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: iggy on December 03, 2012, 01:04:31 AM
Hi Orochi;

Thank you.

iggy
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: J.Daniels on December 03, 2012, 01:28:39 PM
Thank you Orochi,

I did some tests, it does well overall but I had few times where loses come in groups.

I tried to make sense out of it with timekeys, checking when it was hitting in the next 6 spins but i didnt get anywhere.

Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 02:08:26 PM
Test the new version i posted! It have the correct table.

Stick to the rules:

A+B (2 numbers) máx bet for 18 spins
A (1 number) máx bet for 36 spins
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 02:11:48 PM
If anyone knows how to change xls to apply these conditions, please make me that favour.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 02:15:17 PM
Quote from: J.Daniels on December 03, 2012, 01:28:39 PM
Thank you Orochi,

I did some tests, it does well overall but I had few times where loses come in groups.

I tried to make sense out of it with timekeys, checking when it was hitting in the next 6 spins but I didnt get anywhere.

Forget the times keys for now! only play by the rules i post it!
Cheers
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 03, 2012, 06:58:25 PM
Test the new version beta v.1.2. fixed minor bugs.

Stick to the rules:

A+B (2 numbers) máx bet for 18 spins.
A (1 number) máx bet for 36 spins.
Flat betting on numbers.


If anyone knows how to change xls to apply these conditions, please make me that favour.
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 04, 2012, 08:08:50 AM
Look closer to the green carpet when u play roulette

All u need to see is there!

(https://www.vlsroulette.com/proxy.php?request=nolinks%3A%2F%2Fimg502.imageshack.us%2Fimg502%2F1259%2Fenig01.jpg&hash=dfeca2b76a2c98581e92bfbd3d6302d891111f61)
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: iggy on December 06, 2012, 05:33:39 PM
Hi Orochi;

In an earlier post ( #7 ) you stated the following:

QuoteU can´t sum if: 13,13 output, this require a special procedure.
It correspond to 6th street, soo u put in play 16,17,18 + 0. Zero came from prime of number 17.

I don't under stand how the 13,13 correspond to street # 6.
Could you please explain.

iggy
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 06, 2012, 09:16:48 PM
Quote from: iggy on December 06, 2012, 05:33:39 PM
Hi Orochi;

In an earlier post ( #7 ) you stated the following:

I don't under stand how the 13,13 correspond to street # 6.
Could you please explain.

iggy



"U can´t sum if: 13,13 output, this require a special procedure." This is a example that i wrote

What correspond is 23+28 = 51
"It correspond to 6th street, soo u put in play 16,17,18 + 0. Zero came from prime of number 17".

Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: iggy on December 06, 2012, 09:29:49 PM
Hi Orochi;

Thank you for the explanation. I see now.

iggy
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: J.Daniels on December 08, 2012, 12:36:17 PM
here you have some test I have done, I played 36 spins one number, and 18 two numbers  until a win. All performed on Dublin Bet:

1
30
5
11
33
26
26   16 +33   
6
2   8 -36
16
12
22
5
25   
3
0
23
3   
12
22
25   11.19 -36
6
36
20
32
35   13.31 -36
5   
30
10
0
35
15
17   
33
36
20
36   
16
35
15
25   
27   16 +10
6
9   15 +7   
30
18
35
13
14   27 +19
5   
29
35
34   33 +21
7   
16
28
14
31
32   27 +29   
30   26 -36
24
23   11.19 -36
18
10   28 +33
22
27   31.13-36   
28
33
9
27   
12
22
15
19   34 +11
22   
21   7.0 +6
35
9
19
33
32   29.22 +20
30   26 -36
18
9   
14
15   29.22 +30
19   34 +24
6   
29
20   13.31 +20   
7   
17
5
35   
10
30
10   
13   23.32 +10   
34
1
19      
16   35-
20
36
34   34-   
3
4   7-
14
14   28-   
32
2
5   7.0-   
20
28   12.21-
18
7
5
5

Total +21

13
16   29.22 +34   
22      
23    9 +21   
24   11.19 -36   
17
12   29.22   +32
15   27 -36      
29
7
28
33
8
2   10.1 +18      
36
8
20
8   
9   7.0 -36   
3   12.21 +2   
28
32
1   
31
16
14   30.3+18
33
4   
36
13
19   23.32 +10   
4    
29
18
30   
16
12   28-36   
22
12
33
14
16   
33   
32   9.22 -36   
7
5   12.21 +26      
2   7.0 +6
18
11   29.22 +20   
30
21   
1
32
16
8
20
29   31.13 +30   
8
17      
31
29
0
20   
23   7.0 +28   
24   11.19   -
21   9    -
24   9 -
0
18
1
18   
2
5

Total +56


23
12
28
21   
12   
27
31
32   27 +20   
5   
0
21
0   
13
36
8
29
3
15
29   
24   17.0 +30
36
34   31.13 -36   
0
27   
0
26
10
16   26 -36   
9
34   
5
10   
1   
36
28
5
34
9   
30
15
23
34
21   
32
18
15    33-36   
31
6      
4   10.1 +4   
11     
15   26 -36   
4   
29
25   18 -36   
13
27
17   
14   31.13 +34   
13   27 -36   
31      
13
22   
30
34   28 -36   
1
31   
8
34   
19
30
2
22   
9
19   
22
23    9 +31   
25   12.21+22
13      
11   24 +23   
13    24 +22
9
23   
13
21      
16   
32
34   30.3 +20
23   
31
26   
14
24
18
23   
3
4   7.0 +12
19
1   
8   9-         
12
15   27-
25   
33
8
33   
33   30.3-         
15   
7
18
20
33
25

TOTAL -34

35
34   33 +6
14
17   31.13 +26   
27
25   16 -36
36      
10
31
1   
20
26   10.1 +32   
8                        
1   9 +22
19   
20
14
23   
12
13   25 -36   
8
3   11.19 +18
29
31
21   
5
13
9
31   
6
11
21      
33   
1
24
31   
12
8
9   17.0 -36
23
31
12   
14   26 +10
11   25-36
32   
20
9
30      
12   
12   24 +35
24
9
12   
29
29   22.29 +16   
30
15
15   
15   30.3 -36
8
6   14 -36   
21
9
32
22      
17
21   
9
26   
7
4   11.19 -36
5   9 +17
8   31.13 +16   
0
34   
17   
33   
33   30.3 +32   
18
30
16
16   32.23 -36   
13   29.22 -36
17   30.3 -36
26   
27   17.0 +22      
33
36   33 +17      
24
31
9
5   14
17
2      
17   
36
10
15   25
1      
6   7.0 +16   
11
27
17      
18   35   
17   35
13   30.3   
33      
19
27
2
2   4   
27
24   15
22   10.1
8
27

Total -75



19
17    36
9
9    18   
34
16   
33
22
10
13   23.32   
21
15
34
3   
30
25
32
15      
22
35
10
19   29.22 +34   
29
31
34   29.22 -36   
16   
33
25
35      
30   29.22
33   27 +36   
27
13
15   28 -
6      
15
5      
35
5   
4   9 -
30
31   25 -   
2
34

total +34



Grand total +2


Waiting for next lesson

Cheers
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: iggy on December 08, 2012, 04:53:59 PM

QuoteWaiting for next lesson

Me too ........

iggy
Title: Re: Decoding Roulette
Post by: Orochi on December 09, 2012, 03:34:08 PM
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