Public Competition Banter

[crackers]

Carlos - open your mind. I'm not claiming that my pet groupings are more useful
to me than KL's are to him. A grouping is no better than any other. The problem is
in hiding concepts in the complexity of a unique syntactic mapping system. Everything
can be identified in the simplest of terms. I'm an expert at identifying never seen
before patterns. You can't see a pattern through a matrix of complexity based on
syntactic mapping. You must visualize it in your mind first. Once you do that all
visual dexterity is thrown down the drain. That forces you to see only a few pet
patterns if you are lucky. You will never see radical versions of randomness.
Unique perfect patterns are all around you. I suggest using the simplest and
easiest methods to detect them. KL has a few books to sell. Smoke & mirrors is
a tried and true successful method of doing that. You target your market with
something that looks promising. It works.

[MattyMattz]

Crackers - I'm not sure how Kimo's "smoke and mirrors" differs from yours...

Neither has shown to be the "holy grail" although both authors would disagree.

[Bayes]

Jeez - if your grand achievement is peace then roulette is a funny place to seek it.

[crackers]

Crackers - I'm not sure how Kimo's "smoke and mirrors" differs from yours...

Neither has shown to be the "holy grail" although both authors would disagree.

Four years ago I suggested the existence of the elegant pattern. Nobody gets it. After
attempting to teach ten people I came to the conclusion that there is no danger in
sharing most of it openly. No book, no complex matrix, no difficult to memorize
mapping systems required. I share what works for me. I'm no longer a selfish SOB
that I used to be. At least not like my own personal pit yorkie out there somewhere.
My proof will come from those that succeed at it. Until that day there will always be
skepticism.

[Kimo Li]

Did you ever notice when someone is good at what they do, they seem self-assured, confident, and calm? The opposite is inevitably true.

Public competition displays the human experiences and how people handle wins and losses; praise and humiliation; happiness and anger.

Roulette is a solitary game; Drama, not included.

Kimo Li

[crackers]

Have you ever noticed that when some people see a free spirit that many of them
will attempt to place a mill stone in their path?

[Kimo Li]

Have you ever noticed that when some people see a free spirit that many of them
will attempt to place a mill stone in their path?

What does that have to do with public competition or roulette?

Il Omik

[cheese]

Four years ago I suggested the existence of the elegant pattern. Nobody gets it.

Nobody gets it because you never explain it well enough
that anybody ever knows what you're talking about. You
have said more than once over the years how much you
enjoy stringing meaningless words and sentences together
that makes it look like you're an expert.
Elegant Patterns seems to be a good example of that.

[Carpanta]

Carlos

Would you consider answering questions on your method of play in the contest?  I have both of Kimo's books and can reference anything written there. 

Over the years I have put in the hours trying to get the gist of what the man is saying, but to no avail.  There are times when the student outstrips the teacher and I believe you have done so.

You can ask whatever question. No problem.

As the saying is: fake modesty is half pride sin. But no i havent outstripped Kimo.
He plays his tools and i play mine. Different matrices but same idea.

Regards,
Carlos.

[crackers]

Nobody gets it because you never explain it well enough
that anybody ever knows what you're talking about. You
have said more than once over the years how much you
enjoy stringing meaningless words and sentences together
that makes it look like you're an expert.
Elegant Patterns seems to be a good example of that.

So let's try one more time. It's any perfect pattern that lasts from 20 to 30 spins.
The trouble is most people have no idea what a pattern is. I just want to know how
can people be so stupid. Do they need to be treated like little children holding their
hands. Can it be that nobody knows what a pattern is. Lets see if you get this this
time.

[Kimo Li]

So let's try one more time. It's any perfect pattern that lasts from 20 to 30 spins.

3
31
31
15
21
15
6
19
4
16
16
0
10
18
35
20
16
23
24
11
32
20
20
1
28
34
21
26
27
5

Here's thirty spins.  Show us a pattern.

Simple stuff:

odd and even

O
O
O
O
O
O
E
O
E
E
E
X
E
E
O
E
E
O
E
O
E
E
E
O
E
E
O
E
O
O

high and low

L
H
H
L
H
L
L
H
L
L
L
X
L
L
H
H
L
H
H
L
H
H
H
L
H
H
H
H
H
L

red and black

R
B
B
B
R
B
B
R
B
R
R
X
B
R
B
B
R
R
B
B
R
B
B
R
B
R
R
B
R
R

Then there's GPM, nah, too complicated.

Kimo Li
Kimo Li

repeat

[crackers]

Yep MM, KL is for sure ticked off. This is more work than I've seen in years.

[Kimo Li]

You can't provide a pattern, can you? Here's your chance.

28
35
11
25
31
28
31
0
34
1
35
30
20
23
31
30
6
15
4
15
16
17
20
33
15
18
18
25
19
36

Kimo Li

[crackers]

Great KL. I noticed that you have no consideration for visual dexterity. In fact I doubt
that you even know why. As far as complexity goes I have my own wheel based
sections to. I have no doubt that you could spend the next few days learning them.
It would prove you can waste time needlessly as you expect me to.

[cheese]

It's any perfect pattern that lasts from 20 to 30 spins.

Perfect pattern, never heard of it. What does it mean?

[cheese]

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