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Main => Situational / Strategy play => Topic started by: ikarianman on March 22, 2009, 10:02:34 AM

Title: questions about cycles!
Post by: ikarianman on March 22, 2009, 10:02:34 AM
i have few questions regarding cycles.
why we choose number 3 as the number to multiply the cycles (2x3,,3x3..) to find  the "experiencind dispersion of hits" situation.??

also if we do notice that red came came 6 spins (3cycles),does this mean that red is supposed to come more than black for the next spins so we must not bet black?
the same for the doz columns.if we miss a dozen for 3 cycles 3x3=9 spins then the other 2 will come more in the next spins??
Title: Re: questions about cycles!
Post by: VLSroulette on March 22, 2009, 03:29:50 PM
Hi mate, 3 cycles simply means the deviation point has passed what is expected for ninety-some percent of times and you better not fight it.

I.e. when you bet on an even chance you are supposed to get a hit normally within the next 6 spins. past that point you may be at the beginning of a deviation which is better not to be stubborn in fighting against. I.e. maybe 15 or more in a row.

This simply means to bet at the best "statistical zone" (right at the "bell" of gaussian distribution) and not getting stubborn trying to outsmart the "peaks", as in "there have been already XYZ occurrences, a hit has to come next", leading to burning the bank dumbly that way.

Risk more when things are going your way and reduce your bets to the min or not bet at all when things are  deviating too much from expected. That's situational-play's motto.

Regards.
Victor