Some people say you need to "think out of the box" to beat roulette, but how? Recommended are "lateral thinking", brainstorming, association of ideas, etc, but this is a kind of "scattergun" tactic and not very effective in my opinion. A different and more systematic approach is to examine many creative ideas and extract the common principles, this has led to ASIT (Advanced Systematic Inventive Thinking), developed by Dr Roni Horowitz at Tel Aviv university. You can learn how to use the principles by watching this -
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Did you know that the VW Beatle's windscreen washer "pump" is actually the spare wheel? there are some some ingenious ideas here, well worth a look. :)
Tangram.
Preferences with the basic foundation of experience and knowledge is the key words before you move forward to "think out of the box".
There is with little use to do so if there is no elements that can generate greater knowledge.
Build, build, build up preferences and then it will pop up things to explore.
Cheers LS
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Not sure what you mean by this... :-\
Yes, some experience and knowledge is good. It may be necessary to know your box well before you can think outside of it. But experience isn't enough to give you problem solving abilities or look at things in new ways. You can sit around waiting for inspiration, or take a pro-active approach.
You guys should try reading "Thinkertoys" It can be kind of "childish" at times, but I got a lot of valuable information out of that book.
It literally teaches you how to think outside of any box. Even if you have no knowledge of the box.
Here is what I do,
I use a particular system that produces a fairly constant profit loss wave on a graph. I then look for an entry point when I think the wave is going to rise (I.e make some wins) and I jump in for some units.
Its pretty simple and works almost all the time, if you have the right system. Im sure there are plenty of ideas on this site that might work this way.
You dont need a system that profits over 100,000 spins, LOL there is no such system.
Obviously this method is only for ONLINE LIVE CASINOS.
Cheers
Diarmaid
Drop " tunnel vision" and use common sense instead. That`s in addition to a realistic roullette method. Don`t go for the kill either.
Nathan Detroit
HAPPY WINNINGS!!!
Fellow Seekers
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Before thinking outside box, know inside of box very well.
That's it? Well, there you have it!
Sam
Thanks for sharing Tangram, I've watched the whole thing.
Quote from: Diarmaid on August 25, 2009, 01:29:47 PM
I use a particular system that produces a fairly constant profit loss wave on a graph. I then look for an entry point when I think the wave is going to rise (I.e make some wins) and I jump in for some units.
Its pretty simple and works almost all the time, if you have the right system. Im sure there are plenty of ideas on this site that might work this way.
You dont need a system that profits over 100,000 spins, LOL there is no such system.
That's basically an example of situational awareness. :thumbsup: