System Comparison

[AnandMajumdar]

Dear All,

There are various popular systems available, and new ones coming up each day which are discussed on the forum. each one has a different style of playing. some are aggressive while others are passive. some riskier, some more stable, some netting more profits, some netting lesser. some use progressions some flat-betting

i had an idea. how would it be if we were to make an excel sheet to compare all the different systems.

we could compare all different systems available in terms of initial safe bankrool required in terms of units, amount or risk, betting strategy, recovery rate, approximate numbers of spins required to win/recover our target, etc..i think since many systems exist it could be aready reckoner for someone choosing to play on any day. it could give the player an indicator based on his bankroll available, how much risk he might want to take etc..

do you think its a good idea.. ?

anand

[WannaWin]

Dear All,

There are various popular systems available, and new ones coming up each day which are discussed on the forum. each one has a different style of playing. some are aggressive while others are passive. some riskier, some more stable, some netting more profits, some netting lesser. some use progressions some flat-betting

i had an idea. how would it be if we were to make an excel sheet to compare all the different systems.

we could compare all different systems available in terms of initial safe bankrool required in terms of units, amount or risk, betting strategy, recovery rate, approximate numbers of spins required to win/recover our target, etc..i think since many systems exist it could be aready reckoner for someone choosing to play on any day. it could give the player an indicator based on his bankroll available, how much risk he might want to take etc..

do you think its a good idea.. ?

anand

I say that each section should have its own area of testing.

For example: turbogenius systems, its own area "Turbogeniu's Test area"

"John's Solitude test area", "Gamlet test area", "Bjb07 test area" and the others.

This helps keep the teaching area alive and motivated with practice. Of course leaving the general test area for all other systems that do not belong to owners of sections.

It is my idea.

Perhaps Mr. TwoCatSam or VLS can tell us something about it if possible.

Thanks and many greetings.

WannaWin

[TwoCatSam]

I vote for keeping a single "Testing" area.  People can check in and see what's going on by thread names. 

I am for keeping this forum organized to the point that there is a place for everything and everything in it's place.

Lord, I've become my mother!

Sam

[TwoCatSam]

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