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Title: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 21, 2009, 03:04:38 AM
Did testing today for 10 hours!!! (lol, I only work 25 hours a week) Its a little similar to an already posted method of mine. Betting on 2 numbers with progression. QUESTION: Would you consider "good" or less risky? (not sure how to word it) 150 spins for ONE of the numbers to hit? Which would actually be 300 divided by 38 is 7.9, I think 7.9 is GREAT! ...... no tracking of numbers, no sleepers (sort of), and no using past numbers. Yes, the progression is high but it has to be because we are only betting one of every three spins. Boring as HECK but oh well. So.....7.9? Good? Impressive? Feel comfortable? I am NOT saying I'm right, I am asking for an opinion.  Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Spike on August 21, 2009, 08:03:17 PM
Its all a crapshoot. I saw 2 pockets (0,00) sleep last week for 230 spins. It can happen to any 2 pockets at any time.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 21, 2009, 10:41:14 PM
Yeah, I know Spike but then we're back to that "anything can happen" deal. Do you feel comfortable....... 150 spins, TWO numbers?  Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Spike on August 22, 2009, 02:49:57 AM
No, I would never play that way because I know I'm going to get screwed back to back eventually. Its suicide.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Shorty on August 22, 2009, 02:55:52 AM
I would not feel comfortable playing that way. You know you will go bust sooner or later, too much stress for the way I like to play.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: pins on August 22, 2009, 05:53:34 AM
enlighten me. what method would you use that would be safer. if i was to take up roulette full time.  mr j system is the one i would use,
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Shorty on August 22, 2009, 05:59:27 AM
A flat betting method that gives you an edge... I'm sure Spike would agree.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Tangram on August 22, 2009, 06:46:13 AM
Probability is 99.98% that you'll get at least one hit (single zero), but I wouldn't use a marty (1 win recovers all losses and makes a profit). Far too stressful.

I would play the ECs flat-betting or with a mild progression.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: lucky_strike on August 22, 2009, 07:03:28 AM
Well i still don't grasp it why not some one would not learn how to predict wish half the ball will hit on the wheel layout.
Then measure scattering behavior "how the ball bounce" then exploit an sector for bias "if there is one" depending on rotor speed and ball type.

Now lets assume you find an sector with 5 pockets hitting an SD of 4.5.
Then there would be an reason why some one would aim for two numbers based upon math and probability.

That is what an advantage is about and that is how some one find an edge.
Any-thing else is just an random flow and you can get lucky or unlucky.

Cheers LS
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: pins on August 22, 2009, 08:31:36 PM
i know that numbers sleep for a long time. but how likely are you to pick the sleeping numbers. most numbers will play.
i think the odds would be in your favour.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 22, 2009, 08:53:50 PM
@pins >> You hit the fu**in nail on the fu**in head! >> "how likely are you to pick the sleeping numbers."...... This method and my other one regarding betting 2 numbers in a street etc. What are the odds that I'm PICKING the 2 furthest back numbers from the start? Thats quite a talent if someone can do that. EXAMPLE: (I'll use random.org) Here is a challenge for anyone....... I will get numbers one at a time and start crossing off. Before I start, YOU tell me which 2 will be the LAST 2 crossed off. Any takers on my challenge? Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Spike on August 23, 2009, 04:00:38 AM
most numbers will play.>>>

You rather miss the point. They play until they don't. And one day they won't. Tomorrow?
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: winkel on August 23, 2009, 04:38:00 AM
Quote from: Mr J on August 22, 2009, 08:53:50 PM
@pins >> You hit the fu**in nail on the fu**in head! >> "how likely are you to pick the sleeping numbers."...... This method and my other one regarding betting 2 numbers in a street etc. What are the odds that I'm PICKING the 2 furthest back numbers from the start? Thats quite a talent if someone can do that. EXAMPLE: (I'll use random.org) Here is a challenge for anyone....... I will get numbers one at a time and start crossing off. Before I start, YOU tell me which 2 will be the LAST 2 crossed off. Any takers on my challenge? Ken

Just use your imagination:
if it is possible that a single number sleeps for over 600 spins, and there is no way to catch that in a progression,

then

two numbers (any) can sleep for at least 400 spins and you won´t catch them in a progression.

ok, as long as you are winning it is ok. But if you get into a losing streak, be sure not to bet more money than you have won before.

br
winkel

PS: show me a progression with 2 numbers that helps you to catch the first hit at spin 150
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: bombus on August 23, 2009, 05:27:32 AM
Quote from: pins on August 22, 2009, 08:31:36 PM
... how likely are you to pick the sleeping numbers. most numbers will play.
I think the odds would be in your favour.

Valid point.

I sometimes play the streets with a progression. The method is designed not so much to pick a winning street, but to dodge any possible sleeping street, because most streets will show.

Once you know the averages of your particular bet type, you can go about designing a strategy to dodge a sleeping street (or whatever) then employ a progression to extend the likelihood of dodging the sleeper for as long as mathematically possible (well not quite, you need to find the sweet spot between the absolute longest and the absolute best profit for the averages... there's always a sweet spot).

If you must employ an up as you lose progression, then I think Mr j is on the right track.

That said, there is a saying that goes... "Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there."



Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 23, 2009, 06:53:00 AM
I'll give an example and answer this..... I use to cross everything off except the last two numbers (sometimes I would do the one number method) then start progression on those 2. Get a win, keep the other not crossed off yet and search back at everything written down and locate the NEXT furthest back unhit, start over etc. I did have some very GOOD days doing that but the losses caught up, I kicked that method to the side and never played it again. *NOW*, I'll still use a 2 number progression, picking 2 numbers that have not hit in a long time (2-3 different methods) BUT are NOT the 2 furthest back and I get much BETTER results. Coincidence?  :whistle:  Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Spike on August 23, 2009, 07:22:18 PM
The worst case scenerio is that you will get 2-3 losses of the full progression very close together. It will happen, it has to happen, you just never know when. Its like the sword of Damacles hanging over your head, it will fall eventually, you just never know when. I can't play like that and neither can you, Ken. Thats why you're always looking for reassurance in all these threads you start. You want somebody to tell you its OK. I don't blame you, I'd be doing the same thing. You know in your gut what will happen eventually.

Poker players can go a year without getting the cards. Most go thru periods of months without getting them at times and its a living hell. But it goes with the territory.

I know very little about sleeping number play. But if it were me, I'd pick 2 numbers that have hit recently and bet they wouldn't sleep. I'd be a lot more comfortable betting for a repeat than for a number to wake up. In roulette, things tend to keep doing what they've been doing for a while, than to change a whole lot.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: bombus on August 23, 2009, 08:24:01 PM
Yep, I agree, dodge the sleepers.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 23, 2009, 10:57:39 PM
The thing is (I'm not starting an argument) I would get slammed in the past for posting......tracking, playing furthest back etc. So now I'm not doing that (this method) and I'm still getting slammed. lol Thats why I started a new thread regarding, what is the definition of a sleeper? Do you think I started that thread cause I was bored? You have to re-read my first post for this thread. 7.9 was my QUESTION?  Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Spike on August 23, 2009, 11:51:09 PM
How likely is it that you would miss picking two different numbers for all 150 spins? On every new spin you would pick two new numbers.
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 24, 2009, 12:15:09 AM
I am HALF to blame Spike and I admit it. I have not (yet) laid out the rules for the method so it is difficult to comment. I kind of wanted opinions first regarding 7.9 and talking about what a sleeper really means.   Ken
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: kav on August 25, 2009, 12:55:13 AM
Hello Mr J,

First let me tell you that your post are the post I read with very much interest. :smile:
For four reasons.
1. You never tell us something we know already (like that the house edge is 2,7%) :rtfm:
2. You never say something completely non constructive (like "there is no way to beat the house edge, give up") :rtfm:
3. You never said you have a sure way to beat roulette but didn't explain which it is. :nono:
3. You have always something sensible to propose.
4. You put your money where your mouth is.
5. I'm in the progress of devising a system for which idea came from your systems (I will email you when ready) 8)

Now about your question.
7,9 roulette cycles (1 cycle is 38 spins for american roulette) without hitting a number is very low probability. So, yes, it's good. But not impossible.
[note: the 400 spins without hitting a split (cheval), mentioned by winkel, IS impossible and I dare anyone to show me such a permanence from any casino.]

The probability of a specific number not hitting in 300 spins is (37/38)^300= 0,00035. Which means that every 100.000 times you try it, you will lose 35 times. This also means that if every time you win, you win $10, and every time you lose you lose $10K in 100.000 tries you will make ($999,965 - $35,000)= $649,965
[note: The probability for any number not hitting in 300 spins is 0,00035x38= 0,0133. Which means that every 10.000 sessions, there would be 133 sessions, in which one number will sleep for 300 or more spins. But these figures are irrelevant if you chose your number randomly. They become relevant if you follow specifically the number that is sleeping]

However, if my calculations are correct, the 8 cycles unhit concept, would be more safe (even better odds), if you bet even chances. For example that in 16 spins there would at least 1 RED. 

I'd love (like Winkel said) to see this new progression of yours that can stand 150 spins without hitting a split or 300 without hitting a number. That would be something! You said something about betting only every 3 spins. The spins you are not betting cannot be considered part of the progression because if the number hits while you are not betting, this will be a lost session. Only betting spins count.

Best regards,
Kav
Title: Re: Dumb question but anyways.....
Post by: Mr J on August 26, 2009, 12:50:01 AM
Thank you for the compliments.  "The spins you are not betting cannot be considered part of the progression because if the number hits while you are not betting, this will be a lost session." >>>  (I'm not sure if I should throw this in the systems section?) CANNOT BE CONSIDERED PART OF THE PROGRESSION...... Ok, I can agree with that. The progression itself is not 300 (one number) or 150 (two numbers) I hope we can still be friends.

I have used this method 4 times live and have BEYOND GREAT results, that, you can quote me on. My NETS were $910, $980, $880, $1,250. Basically betting TWO UNHIT numbers, side by side on the wheel (double zero wheel for myself). My progression goes up to 55 steps. I usually start on the 00, 1 but it makes NO difference! Say the 17 hit, cross it off.  We now skip the next 2 spins (no betting) cross off whatever hit. Pick again 2 unhit numbers side by side on the wheel, base this on nothing please! No due numbers or hot or cold numbers etc., ONLY unhit numbers.

No win? Repeat the process. Skip 2 spins, bet, skip 2 spins, bet etc. On a win, start over fresh, nothing crossed off. NOTE: An example, lets say the 24 and 13 are crossed off. You must ALSO cross off the 36. The BEST case of dragging the progression is 165 spins, for TWO numbers! BUT, lets say I get down to the last two? We now do NO MORE skipping. Keep betting on those two for the rest of the progression. My average for that happening is once for every 7 wins. When that does happen, it drops from 165 to 135 total spins (my average).

So far, 135 POSSIBLE spins is my WORSE case situation. ANOTHER NOTE: Lets say the LAST unhit numbers are the 6 21 33. No more skipping spins. Alternate betting between the 6 21 and the 21 33. I use to play a similar method but why switch Ken? I did the same method for unhit splits on the layout. However, there were too many problems of too many possibilities left unhit. EXAMPLE: Lets say the last unhit numbers on the layout were >> 11 13 14 15 17. That 14 would screw everything up because it controlled the other 4 numbers for a split.

In total, thats 4 possible bets as opposed to NOW, (6 21 33), its only TWO. I feel it narrows it down MUCH easier. This might be my long term method (knock on wood) that I use, its very promising. The 2 downsides.... expensive BR and if roulette is not boring enough, we only bet 33% of the time. Using nickels for my progression, my NET wins are damn nice, worth the wait! Questions?  Ken