Just like to say how much I like the forum
Great refreshing ideas b***hing and ridiculous systems make me laugh
What I think would make this forum even better is a free play roulette game which keeps all the stats for each player with a leader board
Preferably in the main menu
So the best systems and ways of play would be determined by the stats of the player not just chips.
This could be quite complicated to work out fairly but if done would determine the best system and who is the king roulette player of the forum once and for all.
Or simply based just on chips.
How much fun would that be.
Obviously some will try to bet all chips on one number so this could be counteracted with a spin count.
This is just an idea anyone else with me?
This idea is a good one because you would get a long term picture of what methods are holding up. :thumbsup:
Quote from: John Gold on June 10, 2011, 11:20:36 AM
This idea is a good one because you would get a long term picture of what methods are holding up. :thumbsup:
Thank you john
We need signatures. lol
Thats an excellent idea, if its feasable. We could se which strategies work best and sork on refining them. Also some competition is always a good thing.
I have given live demonstrations on internet.I never lost demonstration session.Normally I win about 100 units per hour
To compare players is very hard.An objective figure is the profitpercentage of the total input bet.I take the challenge
Anyone else think this would be a great thing for the forum?
Please reply we need to get this noticed. :thumbsup:
It's a fun idea, but I'd just win anyway so what's the use? :biggrin:
I have not seen any evidence.Winners can also have a ranking.
Quote from: schoenpoetser on June 11, 2011, 05:17:21 AM
I have not seen any evidence...
Oh yeah, remember this?
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FINAL CHALLENGE RESULTS:-------------------------------------
1. NS 4009
2. Bombus 2865
3. Ronjo 2499
4. Carpanta 1440
5. Schoenpoetser 651
6. Jackal 480-------------------------------------
I agree it would be fun. I believe it would do no harm having a challenge to test forumers' strategies.
After too many useless posts seen in this and other forums i dont think it'll be a shame to post a number to bet on once a day and see who is more skilled with predictions.
Those rules from the challenge in another forum some time ago, you bombus and schoenpoetser remember so well as contestants there, could do well maybe.
Cheers,
Carlos.
Lol Bombus. While writing and posting i didn't see your last post.
Yeah great challenge with lot of fun and some quarrels in the end. That was a pity.
You did very well bombus but the rope was rather tight around your neck most of the time ;D
Ah yes, Carpanta is right. :blush2:
I was hanging by a thread more than once in that challenge...
Quote from: bombus on June 11, 2011, 05:41:16 AM
Oh yeah, remember this?
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FINAL CHALLENGE RESULTS:
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1. NS 4009
2. Bombus 2865
3. Ronjo 2499
4. Carpanta 1440
5. Schoenpoetser 651
6. Jackal 480
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Where can I find this challenge?
Bombus this is not honest.The challenge was a friendly challenge with very special rules.It was impossible to wager with a strategy.The lucky gambler was the winner.It had nothing common with real roulette.
I can understand the challenge rules didnt let you display your strategy and facing that situation you couldnt overcome such nuisance.
What you can't state others contestants were'nt able to apply a strategy because of the rules. I played with no problems.
Cheers,
Carlos.
Carlos I have played the challenge with much pleasure.It was impossible to wager a system or a strategy.You never explained ,how you made your decisions.Please teach your ideas.
Schoenpoetser, I play merging GPM and GSS strategies for bet selection.
Ball movement and stars are involved in such method. I try to catch up with DS while performing some kind of trend, rythm and/or frecuence of the outcomes. Always short term observation of the results.
That's the end of that then :D
No, Mr Green. That's just the beginning. You've got plenty of information in Kimo Li's section in this forum.
I'm not going to teach anything that can be found so handy and it is already written.
this is a great idea - im definitely in
King Madiba !!! (i've already been President :biggrin:)
AMAZING !!!
Madiba is making his share to solve worldwide crisis.
His associates will improve their economy in such a way goverments will lower warefare expenses because of this fortunate new wealthy class.
Quote from: schoenpoetser on June 11, 2011, 10:54:01 AM
Bombus this is not honest.The challenge was a friendly challenge with very special rules.It was impossible to wager with a strategy.The lucky gambler was the winner.It had nothing common with real roulette.
The rules were there and agreed to by all contestants as goes for any competition.
The rules of that challenge suited my style of play probably even less than yours, and I nearly bust my bankroll several times wrestling with the terms of engagement.
In the end I was able to play on and only survived because I adapted certain strategies.
To say the lucky gambler was the winner is like saying the golfer who hits a hole in one is the lucky golfer.
The golfer practises his art for years and years day after day hour after hour. His goal after all this hard work is to hit a hole in one. That's what he aims to do. So when he hits a hole in one you would call him lucky?
It's worth noting that like Madiba the winner of that challenge also played 18 or more numbers with every bet.
And he steadily increased his stakes in proportion to his bankroll.
Quote from: bombus on June 11, 2011, 04:59:47 AM
It's a fun idea, but I'd just win anyway so what's the use? :biggrin:
Lol :lol:
Quote from: Carpanta on June 16, 2011, 08:12:54 AM
Madiba is making his share to solve worldwide crisis.
His associates will improve their economy in such a way goverments will lower warefare expenses because of this fortunate new wealthy class.
LOOOOL? With roulette? You are serious? No way can you be serious. Please tell me you are not serious! LOL! :lol: :lol:
If you are serious, then all i can say is that both of you are living in a dream world.
:D
The discussion has less to do with the head of the thread.I should like see more live demonstrations on internet.The explanation of the different methods are very poor.Also mine.
Live roulette on internet is not suitable for demonstrations.I have done it several times on the RNG.The watchers can judge my manner of playing.We need a jury to judge the different methods.
Quote from: ReDsQuaD on June 16, 2011, 10:36:27 PM
LOOOOL? With roulette? You are serious? No way can you be serious. Please tell me you are not serious! LOL! :lol: :lol:
If you are serious, then all I can say is that both of you are living in a dream world.
Does irony exist in your country? Or is everybody in there always so straight to say things? ;D
Quote from: Carpanta on June 17, 2011, 09:36:40 AM
Does irony exist in your country? Or is everybody in there always so straight to say things? ;D
Well are you serious or not? its a simple question lol.
Of course not, Redsquad. I intended to make a joke.
:D
Whats the most you have ever won in one go start bank - end bank? please be honest.
:whistle:
Quote from: mr green on June 29, 2011, 07:10:19 PM
Whats the most you have ever won in one go start bank - end bank? please be honest.
:whistle:
About 800
how much you lost in one go/. about 600.
only casinos win.
Most I have won was 7000 from 300 on rapid roulette
I normally back out when it hits the 1000 mark.
300-7000 that ratio is amazing I turned 5-100 but with a few lucky bets.
But if im honest over the 3-4 years playing I lost more than I won.
The game is so addictive, potential of becoming extremely rich always plays the part.