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Title: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: mikeyboy on November 21, 2008, 01:39:34 PM
What are peoples favourite methods of playing the even chances with the six point divisor ?

I have been experimenting with the last dozens but it isn't very secure in my opinion...

Betting even chances (1 unit bet covers 50%)
Betting two dozens (2 units cover 66%)

Thats 100% more betting units to cover just 16% more of the table, this just doesn't sound right!

Anybody care to share their ideas?

I have made a bot and i will release it if/when i can have it making steady money using a system based on ANY or all of the even chance bets and the six point divisor, so please if anyone has any suggestions post them!  ;)
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Boo_Ray on November 21, 2008, 06:13:14 PM
Quote from: mikeyboy on November 21, 2008, 01:39:34 PM
Betting even chances (1 unit bet covers 50%)
Betting two dozens (2 units cover 66%)

1unit doesn't covers 50% !
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: mikeyboy on November 21, 2008, 06:44:52 PM
It does if you play no zero roulette...  :)

Is this what you meant? Any suggestions?
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Boo_Ray on November 22, 2008, 08:26:20 AM
yes that is what i mean..
but i havent seen real no zero roulette
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: mikeyboy on November 23, 2008, 06:06:31 PM
Nobody have any points of view at all?  :o
Title: 1 unit, 2 units
Post by: VLSroulette on November 24, 2008, 09:11:54 PM
QuoteBetting even chances (1 unit bet covers 50%)
Betting two dozens (2 units cover 66%)

Thats 100% more betting units to cover just 16% more of the table, this just doesn't sound right!


I think the main goal of betting 2 dozens is to have lesser dispersion of hits. In this sense one just can't complain about the 2 required units.

The layout's even chances locations are there to serve the hardcore math-oriented person who doesn't care about roulette as a device and only focuses in probability. 18 numbers are 18 numbers, no matter how you pick them, so 1 unit covering them is fair. 24 numbers can't be covered by 1 single unit as there isn't any location making it (i've always thought there should be a bet for covering dozens 1-2 and 2-3 with 1 unit, as much as columns too), so having to add the extra unit is, well, in some people's eyes a good deal too. Covering 24 numbers using 2 units is a good deal too! You've got a point there mike, but unless we have that. Anyway, there are good MM plans for 2 dozens :) Perhaphs you can code some with your bot [smiley=thumbsup.gif], how about the 6-point plan or my leftmost cancellation?
Title: Re: 1 unit, 2 units
Post by: TwoCatSam on November 25, 2008, 12:22:00 AM
Hello

That 50%/66% gives me something to think about.  I really doesn't seem right!

Sam
Title: Re: 1 unit, 2 units
Post by: Worm on November 25, 2008, 06:24:36 AM
Yes its interesting thoughts indeed. :)
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: roules on November 25, 2008, 06:55:07 AM
Not in a matter of 5 hours. Give folks some time to think it over or at least come across it first  ;)

The first thing that comes to mind is you would need flexibility on how much you can bet on the E/Cs. ie the units need to be broken down to fit the 6point divisors calculations. This may seem obvious but unlike dozens you can't spread the bet across two places. Does that make any sense? I'm no guru on the 6Pt plan so maybe not lol

Roules
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: roules on November 25, 2008, 06:58:34 AM
Quote from: Boo_Ray on November 21, 2008, 06:13:14 PM
Quote from: mikeyboy on November 21, 2008, 01:39:34 PM
Betting even chances (1 unit bet covers 50%)
Betting two dozens (2 units cover 66%)

1unit doesn't covers 50% !

In this context this usually means it's close enough to 50% - a zero is counted as a loss as is the opposite colour bet.
Of course 2 units doesn't cover 66% for that matter either.
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: mikeyboy on November 25, 2008, 04:04:49 PM
I play on a no zero genuine RNG roulette casino, so the 50% and 66% (66.6% recurring if you want to be pedantic  ;)) are correct

roules: not really getting you... ? "the units need to be broken down to fit the 6point divisors calculations" .... Hmmm....  ???

I'm currently experimenting with betting 1 unit after 3 EC's, if that loses then bet 1 unit again, if that loses then bet 2 units.
So the progression is 1,1,2 (2nd and 3rd bet we break even, no point chasing it to lose more)

All losses are added to a 6 point divisor of which the divisor goes up after every two losses but if we lose on the third attempt of the progression we add 1 anyway...

Will keep fiddling  ;)
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: roules on November 25, 2008, 09:44:58 PM
Quoteroules: not really getting you... ? "the units need to be broken down to fit the 6point divisors calculations" .... Hmmm....  Huh?

Yeah I struggled to convey what I wanted to say there. What I meant was can you break down the units easily or are you stuck with whole dollars? Wouldn't matter too much anyway as you could just round up/down.
I'm assuming you're playing at betfair for the no zero wheel - gotta love that blue and white layout!

Lanky says his divisor plan works on e/cs as well.

nolinks://vlsroulette.com/money-management/6-point-divisor-plan/msg267/#msg267 (nolinks://vlsroulette.com/money-management/6-point-divisor-plan/msg267/#msg267)
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: lucky_strike on November 27, 2008, 11:03:12 AM

Hi mikeyboy.

I like even money and i think the 6 PDP would work great.
I just want to say, no matter what staking plan you use, always start with 3 flat bets.

111

+0-

You see when you have a selection, then W and LW will chop above LLW and when you hit LLL thats easy to recoup, a 3 unit loss.

So i am saying, no matter what staking plan you use, always start every attack with 3 flat bets.

Cheers LS
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: mikeyboy on November 27, 2008, 11:22:05 AM
Quote from: lucky strike on November 27, 2008, 11:03:12 AM

Hi mikeyboy.

I like even money and I think the 6 PDP would work great.
I just want to say, no matter what staking plan you use, always start with 3 flat bets.

111

+0-


You see when you have a selection, then W and LW will chop above LLW and when you hit LLL thats easy to recoup, a 3 unit loss.

So I am saying, no matter what staking plan you use, always start every attack with 3 flat bets.

Interesting idea, thanks Lucky Strike, i will do some testing, done two tests with 1,1,2 - both have made me 60+ units (the goal, 10 games of 6/6=1) within 1100 spins, max drawdown was 170 units but recovered well, the other only had a max drawdown of 80 units... will keep testing :)
Title: Re: 1 unit, 2 units
Post by: JHM on November 28, 2008, 07:38:13 AM
Quote from: TwoCatSam on November 25, 2008, 12:22:00 AM
Hello

That 50%/66% gives me something to think about.  I really doesn't seem right!

Sam

It does Sam.

Check this

2 dozen vs. 1 ec. = 64,68% vs. 48,65% (European roulette). So for 16,03 more change of hitting risk 50% more bet. Seems unfair agreed.

Than

1 dozen vs. 1 ec. = 32,43% vs. 48,65% (European roulette). So for 16,22 less change of hitting earn 100% more. Sounds like the ec. is unfair compared to 1 dozen bet?

Etc. etc.

It's the math of the game. The more risk taken on the bet the bigger the win. The les the risk the smaller the win.


Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: alarian on February 20, 2009, 08:13:59 PM
I don't see what you're all getting so worked up for...
It's not about what you risk, I mean... 2 units = 1 unit of double size...

Either way... The focus should be on this and nothing else:

66% chance -> 50% pay
50% chance -> 100% pay

Betting double Doz/Col is a bad idea...
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on February 20, 2009, 08:35:41 PM
QuoteBetting double Doz/Col is a bad idea...

And would know this How alarian ??

Because of the way You Play It ????

Or because You have made a long study of the Lw method in the Strategy section ???

Lanky.
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: alarian on February 20, 2009, 08:57:22 PM
Quote from: Lanky on February 20, 2009, 08:35:41 PM
And would know this How alarian ??

Because of the way You Play It ????

Or because You have made a long study of the Lw method in the Strategy section ???

Lanky.
In relation to even chances...
I like playing double 2to1, but in my opinion, even chances are better for a divisor plan
Don't take it personal mate...
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on February 20, 2009, 09:43:20 PM
QuoteIn relation to even chances...
I like playing double 2to1, but in my opinion, even chances are better for a divisor plan
Don't take it personal mate...

alarian .

No problems Mate We are sweet.

Yes Evens are the best odds unless we are chaseing the L's which would be playing a single dozen that pays the 2/1....But in the end it will depend on the dispersions that go against You that will make the difference Mate.

Your Friend.

Lanky.
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: HansHuckebein on February 25, 2009, 08:53:54 AM
if I place a bet on one ec and one dz at the same time, would  it be possible to also use the 6pdp?
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on March 04, 2009, 12:24:44 AM
Quote from: HansHuckebein on February 25, 2009, 08:53:54 AM
if I place a bet on one ec and one dz at the same time, would  it be possible to also use the 6pdp?

Sorry for the Late reply My Friend.

But yes it would be possible to use the 6 point Divisor Playing that way.

It would probably be easier with Low High Bets combined with the Dozen Cobber

But If You want to put some examples of what & How Your Playing I will do it for You Mate.

Good On Ya Mate.

Lanky.
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: HansHuckebein on March 05, 2009, 07:39:57 AM
lanky, thanks for your help.  :)

ok, here is what i've thought about (it's col. instead of doz. now):

I would start by either playing 1 unit on black and 2nd col or 1 unit on red an 3rd col. bet decision is one before last.

example

B
B

bet 1 on black, 1 on 2nd col

2 B

won 3 units and would start again

1 on black, 1 on 2nd col

36 R

lost 2 units.

so now I would like to use the 6pdp. can you show me how I must calculate to have again the same amount on the colour and the column?

greets

hans




Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on March 05, 2009, 07:09:57 PM
Hi  HansHuckebein .

That's OK Mate...I try & help where I can.

Now I know what You are doing I will just say this Cobber.

The 1st column is the longest running Column I have ever seen in person it once hit
14 times in a row then a Zero then another 4 in Row.

It could just be when I walk in but I see it run a heck of a lot of times.

Which means absolutely nothing to You....But Knowing that May help someone.

Now if You would Pm Me some numbers that You have ...like say 30-40 I will do them with the Divisor & post the results here for You Mate.

That way I be can't seen as Cooking the numbers up to suit My self.

Good On Ya Mate.

Lanky.
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: TwoCatSam on March 06, 2009, 12:15:51 AM
Lanky

You didn't ask, but when did that stop me?   ;D

Here's 124 numbers from Riverbelle Live yesterday if you want them.  I assure you, they are totally raw.  Never been close to the skillet or the oven!

Sam
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on March 06, 2009, 04:32:18 AM
Hi Hans & Sam.

I did this in the safest way ....Not the aggressive way.

Safest is always best while learning.
Every time I got even or won a unit I restarted the betting.

It will look messy because of the all the writing I did to explain things.
But once learned it would be Condensed down to a lot less.


13-No Bet   marina    ccw
24-No Bet >the bet is B/C2
27-6/6=1x1=8 Lost >the bet is B/C2
3-6/8=2x2=12 Lost >Div up to 7 >the bet is R/C3
9-7/12=2x2=16 WON-less10 back=6= Even>Start again >the bet is R/C3
10-6/6=1x1=8 Lost >the bet is R/C3
2-6/8=2x2=12 Lost >Div up to 7 >the bet is B/C2
7-7/12=2x2=16 Lost >the bet is B/C2
6-7/16=3x3=22=Lw >Div bet the same >the bet is R/C3
30-7/16=3x3=22 WON-less 15 back=7>div down to 6 >the bet is B/C2
3-6/7=2x2=11 Lost >the bet is R/C3
6-6/11=2x2=15=Lw-less 6 back=9 >Div down to 5 > the bet is R/C3
30-5/9=2x2=13 WON-less 10 back=3-6 win target= [+3] Profit
>>>The bet is B/C2
0-6/6=1x1=8 lost >the bet is off #6 so its B/C2
36-6/8=2x2=12 Lost >Div up to 7 >the bet is R/C3
5-7/12=2x2=16 Lw>same Div bet>the bet is R/C3
29-7/12=2x2=16 Lost > the bet is R/C3
28-7/16=3x3=22 Lost >div up to 8>the bet is B/C2
24-8/22=3x3=28=Lw Same Div bet >the bet is B/C2
26-8/22=3x3=28 WON-less 15 back=13>div down to 7>the bet is B/C2
23-7/13=2x2=17=Lw-less 6 back=11>div down to 6>the bet is B/C2
22-6/11=2x2=15=Lw>same Div bet>the bet is R/C3
21-6/11=2x2=15 WON- less 10 back=5-less 6 win target is +1+3=[+4] profit
>>>The bet is B/C2
20-6/6=1x1=8 WON-less 5 back=3-less 6 win Target is +3+4=[+7} Profit.

End of Session One

The Target of 6+1=7 is reached in 22 Bets

Start of Session Two.

The Bet is R/C3

31-6/6=1x1=8 Lost >bet is B/C2
35-6/8=2x2=12 WON-less 10 back=2 less 6 Win target is [+4} Profit
>>>The bet is B/C2
32-6/6=1x1=8 lost>the bet is B/C2
10-6/8=2x2=12=Lw >Same Div bet> the bet is R/C3
32-6/8=2x2=12=Lw>same Div bet>the bet is B/C2
23-6/8=2x2=12=Lw-less6 back=6 = even and a carry over profit of [+4]
>>>The bet is R/C3
0-6/6=1x1=8 lost >The bet is R/C3
30-6/8=2x2=12 WON-less10 back=2-less 6 Win target is +4+4=[+8] profit

End of Session Two.

The Target of 6+2=8 is reached in 8 Bets.

Start of Session Three

The Bet is R/C3

25-6/6=1x1=8=Lw>Div betthe same >the bet is R/C3
3-6/1=1x1=8 Won-less 5 back=3-less 6 win target is [+3] Profit
>>>The bet is R/C3
28-6/6=1x1=8 Lost >the bet is R/C3
23-6/8=2x2=12=Lw>div bet the same>the bet is B/C2
24-6/8=2x2=12=Lw>Div bet the same >the bet is R/C3
18-6/8=2x2=12 WON-less10 back=2-less 6 win target is +4+3=[+7] profit

End of Session 3

The Target of 6+1=7 is reached in 6 bets.

I said I would do 30 to 40 spins

I did 38 spins & 36 Bets.

There was 3 Sessions played with a Profit of  22 Units.(If I did it correctly of course)

Now depending on the Unit Size that is a very good Win
EG:..$10 units = $220 Won

I will stop here as I do everything by hand.
I am sure some-one with Rx Etc will do the rest for You.

Your Friend .

Lanky.

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Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: TwoCatSam on March 07, 2009, 02:51:30 PM
Lanky

Is there a way to use the divisor on 1 to 2 payoffs such as betting two dozens or two columns?

Sam
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on March 09, 2009, 12:58:27 AM
Quote from: TwoCatSam on March 07, 2009, 02:51:30 PM
Lanky

Is there a way to use the divisor on 1 to 2 payoffs such as betting two dozens or two columns?

Sam

Sam I will find a Link & post it here for You Mate.

If I can't find one I will do one for You anyway My Friend.

Good Onya Mate.

Lanky.

Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: Lanky on March 09, 2009, 09:09:05 AM
Quote from: Lanky on March 09, 2009, 12:58:27 AM
Sam I will find a Link & post it here for You Mate.

If I can't find one I will do one for You anyway My Friend.

Good Onya Mate.

Lanky.



Samster here is the Link for You My Good Friend.

nolinks://vlsroulette.com/full-systems/re-6-point-plan-for-two-dozens-(lanky)/ (nolinks://vlsroulette.com/full-systems/re-6-point-plan-for-two-dozens-(lanky)/)

Any questions just ask Cobber.

Love to the Wife Mate.

Lanky.




Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: TwoCatSam on March 09, 2009, 03:00:28 PM
Lankster........

Thanks a ton, Bro.  People can always count on you!

Good to hear the great report on Nancy.  The two of you have had your crosses to bear.  So has Marcia.

Growing older is not for the faint of heart!

Sam
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: HansHuckebein on March 14, 2009, 07:28:42 PM
hi lanky,

sorry that it took me so lomg to reply. i was on a business tripp and sort of working my butt off.

but now I have some days off from work and will try to use the 6pdp as you've explained  :thumbsup:.

BIG thanks fro Hans   :)
Title: Re: 6 point divisor on Even Chances instead of two Dozens
Post by: gavind on January 26, 2014, 03:56:04 PM
Hi guys, any link out there to explain 6pdp to a total newbie? (https://www.vlsroulette.com/proxy.php?request=nolinkss%3A%2F%2Fimagicon.info%2Fcat%2F10-3%2Fsmile2.png&hash=471c4bfde9a8eaaecc106f26429c893406565ad6)