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6 point Divisor Plan

Started by Lanky, November 12, 2007, 06:14:15 AM

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Lanky

Hi TicTacToe

Mate that Graph certainly looks Fantastic.

QuoteFor the time being the criteria is ( TOP SECRET ) until further testing is done and maybe I don't look like a fool.

I can understand that Mate.

QuoteStill waiting to hear from you on how to use this MM on other bets besides the E/C bets.

Yes Mate I know You are.
I am sorry its taken so long...but I have other things to do as well Mate.
I will do my best for you as time permits.

Your Friend

Lanky


Moccoman

Hi Lanky,

For some reason I thought you were in Perth.

Maybe we could hook up at Star City sometime, as I am 50 kms from there.

I would pm you but it is hidden.

Regards
Mocco

Lanky

Quote from: Moccoman on August 31, 2008, 08:51:05 PM
Hi Lanky,

For some reason I thought you were in Perth.

Maybe we could hook up at Star City sometime, as I am 50 kms from there.

I would pm you but it is hidden.

Regards
Mocco

No problems Mate..we will work something out and meet.

Your Pm Is Hidden ??? ( that would explain why I did not get a Pm reply from you)

You can't see something like this when you Login ???

   
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If not Victor will fix it for you Mate.

Lanky

TicTacToe

Here are a few more tests. Some not as smooth as the first one ( 31 Units 775.00), but yet it gets the job done.



64 Spins +12 Units (300.00)

50 Spins +10 Units (250.00)

58 Spins +10 Units (250.00)


More to come

TTT

Lanky

Hi TicTacToe

The difference for the single Dozen bet is.
That you don't put the Divisor up until You have 4 lost bets in a row.
L L L L = the Divisor goes up 1.
And as usual you bring the Divisor down 1 on a Win.
(There is a more aggressive way....but we will cover that at a Later date)

For the single Dozens it would be like this Mate.

L-6/6=1=7 lost
L-6/7=2=9 lost
L-6/9=2=11 lost
L-6/11=2=13 lost (4 lost bets in a row Divisor up 1 to 7)
W-7/13=2=15 Won -6=9 ( won so Divisor down 1 to 6)
L-6/9=2=11 lost
W-6/11=2=13 Won-6=7 (won so down 1 to 5)
L-5/7=2=9 lost
W-5/9=2=11 won-6=5 (won so down 1 to 4) Etc
W-4/5=2=7 won-6=1 (1 from 6 win target={5} profit)

...................................................................

Ok now if the bet is on 2 Lines Or 2 double streets as some call them.

And you wanted to bet $10 on each Line

Then Its the same Mate...the only difference is that your unit becomes $20

Like if you were betting on a Dozen & it won It would be

6/6=1=7 so in reality its $20 outlay & $60 return for a profit of $40 so it be like this
6/6=1=7 won-3=4 from win target of 6=2 <<2x 20=$40

Or if you prefer you can do it this way in Dollars.

6/120=20=140 won-60 return=80 from 120 win target ={$40} profit.

Even though the unit is split into 2 bets of $10 on the lines=(D/streets) the return will be the Same.
10-lost
10-won
..............
20 out-60 return=40 profit.

I hope that helps You mate

Lanky

Quoteps how would you play the zero's on a 0/00 wheel ?

I will do a post on this for you shortly (today)

Lanky

Hi TTT

Quoteps how would you play the zero's on a 0/00 wheel ?

Well I don't normally get into anything about a 0/00 wheel.
Simply because I don't play them.
And quite Frankly I really don't want anything to do with them.
I think that there is maybe only 1 or 2 numbers in the same place as a single Zero wheel.

But seeing as My Mate LeBear plays it on them , I will endeavour to be as helpful as I can.

If there is something I have left out...well when LeBear is back I will ask Him and he can give you the tips on how He plays it.

Now I think the Zero Pocket or the (Zp) as I call it only pays a return of 7 instead of 9 on a single zero wheel.

In other words you are getting paid 6/1 instead of 8/1

Now getting 6/1 instead of 8/1 may not seem much in the scheme of things but depending on the unit bet and where the Wins come it could effectively mean that the player on the single zero wheel could possibly have a few more bets with the same or lesser unit size then is required on the 0/00 wheel.
So in effect getting protection from the Zp bet more times for less outlay.
However this could all be outweighed by the fact that you get 5 numbers that could Win for you instead of the 4 numbers on the single Zero wheel.

But at some time you will have to either put the Zp bet up quicker then when a person is playing a single Zero wheel.
Or put that unit on the 0/00 split.
(Or half unit as Moccoman Plays)

There probably is no right or wrong way to do it.
Either way would be right depending on what was hitting at the time.
And there is no sense in beating yourself up over the result.
Hindsight would be a wonderful thing to have as a Roulette player. Unfortunately the Player is trying to predict the result before the spin.

But we don't have a crystal ball to tell us that.
So it would up to the preference that the player favoured.

The same as some may favour betting the Zp on the single Zero wheel until that unit would not cover the bet made & then they would transfer that unit from the Zp to the Zero itself.
Or some may wish to just take the Zero itself.

It really comes down to what suits each individual player.

(I will ask LeBear to comment for You Mate)

Your Friend.

Lanky

Moccoman

I must admit that the good thing about this MM plan is being able to insert a safety brake at any time and also it can be whatever is comfortable for you in the situation e.g 2/0, 2/2, 2/4, 2/6 or 6/6, 6/12 - it just doesn't matter!




Lanky

Quote from: Moccoman on September 02, 2008, 05:02:07 AM
I must admit that the good thing about this MM plan is being able to insert a safety brake at any time and also it can be whatever is comfortable for you in the situation e.g 2/0, 2/2, 2/4, 2/6 or 6/6, 6/12 - it just doesn't matter!

Moccoman.

Preach it My Friend Preach it.

Ahh Yes My Mate....You have got this by the balls Buddy.

Good On Ya Mate

Lanky

TicTacToe

Hi Lanky

Thanks for all the fantastic info.

I think I'm getting the hang of it now. As you can see below, 74 spins, 80 units won ( 2000.00 @ 25.00 per unit )

Biggest drawdown was 12 units (300.00 ) but not after having won 10 units, so actually went into my bankroll by 2 units ( 50.00 )

NOW, the big test will be having the NERVE to go try this LIVE at my local Casino.





If I do decide to give it a go, I'll report back ( WIN or LOSE )  ;)


Til then


TTT

Moccoman

Hi TTT,

Good luck, I haven't lost with this yet, but can't you use less than $25 units where you are?

Regards
Mocco

bliss

Hi Lanky,

Your method reminds me of a staking plan very popular with racing punters - "The Retirement plan". As you mentioned it was originally designed for racing I wondered whether you have adapted it from this? nolinks://nolinks.grandstand.com.au/master.htm?nolinks://nolinks.grandstand.com.au/retirement.html

I've never used it myself, but I know a lot of people in the racing world swear by it.

Lanky

Quote from: bliss on September 03, 2008, 12:53:26 PM
Hi Lanky,

Your method reminds me of a staking plan very popular with racing punters - "The Retirement plan". As you mentioned it was originally designed for racing I wondered whether you have adapted it from this? nolinks://nolinks.grandstand.com.au/master.htm?nolinks://nolinks.grandstand.com.au/retirement.html

I've never used it myself, but I know a lot of people in the racing world swear by it.

Hi Bliss,

I have had that comparison said before Mate.

And no its not Buddy.

I don't know much about the Retirement Plan My Friend..
I did have a look at it once but I think its based on a percentage that is to be won over a certain time.

The Divisor is really designed to win you a certain amount of money calculated by the price of the winning bet.

I think the Retirement Plan came to light in the 70's.

The Divisor was first used publicly in the 40's.

I have to go to the Dr's in a short while & I don't have time to go into it now,but I will pull the Divisor apart for You guys at a later date and explain what & how it revolves around percentages in Betting Odds Terms & how & what I traded off with it to convert it to Roulette.

Who knows it might spark some tweaks that might make it even more Powerful.

Good On Ya Mate

Lanky








bliss

QuoteI will pull the Divisor apart for You guys at a later date and explain what & how it revolves around percentages in Betting Odds Terms & how & what I traded off with it to convert it to Roulette.

Lanky, that will be interesting. I look forward to it.

Redhunter

Hey Lanky, your shared progression is interesting.

Why not use it on both sides?

ie:a progression on Player and a progression on Banker?

Run each one seperately or together even.

Maybe start the player one with 6 divisor and 12 units to be gained. So the player has a 2 unit bet,
and banker with a 6 divisor and 6 unit goal for a 1 unit bet.

Subtract out 2-1 for a starting bet of 1 unit on player.


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So how would you play it using 2 progressions?

Redhunter

Lanky

Hi Redhunter,

Mate I am not saying that the Divisor would not work as you suggest.

But Victor posted an ingenious way to play the both sides of the Evens at once.

It was posted about 12 to 18 months or so ago.

I will have a look for You but I think I have lost it.
If I have not got it then Our Friend Victor I am sure would re-post it again.

It was very very clever I think it went something like this.

<<<<<<<<<<<< Pluscope this way/And a Labby this way>>>>>>>>

Its the best I have ever seen Mate.

Your Friend

Lanky




Lanky

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