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Roulette System Development & Testing => Roulette Coding Zone => Topic started by: insidebet on January 31, 2011, 04:16:38 PM

Title: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: insidebet on January 31, 2011, 04:16:38 PM
Hello,
When I go to the doaload sections for RX, the last code has been entered in December 2009.

What happened to few guys that would code for us?  There are a few systems posted that would be nice to test.  And when I say test, I mean serious testing.  Not 432 spins.

Insidebet
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: ADulay on February 01, 2011, 12:18:44 AM
I wouldn't say they're all dead but I figure most of them have decided not to post up RX code that merely displays another losing system play or idea.   What would be the point.

Once you learn to code it reasonably well, as you move along testing, once you write, test and discard a play, it's kind of pointless to post it up.   It doesn't do anything!

Or did I miss the original question completely?

AD
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: insidebet on February 01, 2011, 12:01:24 PM
No you did not miss the point.
I RX tested at least 100 different  systems . And, unless they were using ridiculous progressions, were all losers.  I understand that.

But once in a few months, someone comes up with something that looks really different and possibly could be tried.
Otherwise, what would be the point of being here?

For instance, Bombus' Cauldron.  The thread just died like sevaral hundred before.  I tried the best I could to attract attention to it.  Pointless.  As I said before, if you a talk about a 39 steps progression system that show a profit after 5 000 spins, you get 237 replies.  If you talk (like Bombus did ) about a system that show a profit after 20 000 spins of FLATBETTING, you get hardly any.

It shows you the average Roulette IQ of the people here.

I just hopes someone with coding skills would look into that system and code it if interested.

I have a hard tome to set up my mobile phone.  Imagine coding something!

Insider
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: ADulay on February 01, 2011, 01:44:26 PM
Hmm, with all the unrestrained junk that floats around the boards, I think I missed the Cauldron thing.

Perhaps today would be a good one to track it down.

AD
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: Mike on February 01, 2011, 01:50:12 PM
Supposing someone coded a system which worked, why would they share that knowledge on a forum anyway? what would they get out of it?
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: GogoCro on February 01, 2011, 02:10:33 PM
I will post rx code of my system (flatbetting) very soon (sow profit over 300k spins), but first I must fix and add something what does not work well yet.
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: insidebet on February 01, 2011, 05:28:01 PM
There are a lot reasons why someone would post ideas here.  Way too many to list them.  Some would actually post a method they actually thought was a winner just as kindness of heart.  Yes, it does exist!

A lot of people have done just that.  Only their method was not profitable.

I am anxious to see your 300k positve flatbetting method...

Insider
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: insidebet on June 13, 2011, 08:32:52 PM
Waht is you flatbetting method that showes a profit after 300k?
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: VLS on March 10, 2012, 12:10:45 AM
QuoteAre Rx coders all dead?

I have tried to learn RX but it's a "not so clear" programming language (in my opinion) so I stick to the more standard languages.
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: superman on March 10, 2012, 06:39:26 AM
QuoteI have tried to learn RX but it's a "not so clear" programming language (in my opinion) so I stick to the more standard languages

LOL Vic, and we are the clever ones, I also used to code in RX but found it so awkward for complicated systems/methods, like arrays and nested loops very difficult to get working properly so as you, I decided to just use a proper language as the picture in your mind is so easier to understand whats going on when you know what the code is supposed to be doing, with RX it just got too confusing.

I coded the couldron into a playtech bot for Bombus, it doesn't survive and I just couldn't imagine getting a system like that coded into RX, it would take weeks to do it.

So we havent died, we've just stopped using it.
Title: Re: Are Rx coders all dead?
Post by: Jenoe on July 09, 2012, 10:56:55 AM
Hi!

New RX code!

Jenoe's.Magical.Streets.System.v1.0.dgt download - 2shared (nolinks://nolinks.2shared.com/file/iVq_OCYj/JenoesMagicalStreetsSystemv10.html)

Try it.

A little long, hogs the RX.

Sorry for the Hungarian menu.

Jenoe