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Started by JLP, January 07, 2009, 02:34:46 AM

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lucky_strike


Here it is: "Static and random bet selections or educated guess work" at gambling framework section.

LS

roules

Nice idea JLP, I'll be testing it out soon.
Cheers ;)


I'm playing more Baccarat over Roulette these days as a tie doesn't ruin your day when it hits like a zero does. The 5% commission on Banker is a small price to pay IMO.

roules

Similar results from testing:

Averaging 6-11 units per session and longest L streak has been 5 (so only 3 if waiting for LL)

Cheers JLP

JLP

Quote from: roules on January 14, 2009, 08:26:42 AM
Similar results from testing:

Averaging 6-11 units per session and longest L streak has been 5 (so only 3 if waiting for LL)

Cheers JLP

Hi roules,
That looks pretty good.
So in that tests there were no busts??
How many tests you make??
You take always a new 80 previous hands shoe or use only 1 sample fixed??
I haven´t tested this other option yet.
We have to  determine the frequency of the busts in a certain range - say 10 or 20 tests and see if the accumulated profit per session (from what we got 6 to 11 units/session) covers the busts so we always are 1 step ahead of the losses.I don´t care if it losses sometime, I care about to be step ahead.
The progression is 2 L L  1 - 2 - 4 - 8 - 16 = that is 31 units.
We know in general, in baccarat the min. unit = 10E so that equals 310E.
Taking 3 times this amount to take in count any possible busts it would be = 930E the bankroll.
So the session bankroll = 310E
And the backup bankroll = 930E

What you think mate??

Cheers,
JLP.-

dennisbelle

I ran this method over 5 shoes.  Won 62 units before commissions but lost 124 units (4 progression losses) for a net loss of 124-62=-62 units [smiley=Best_of_fichiers/4_9_12.gif]

roules

Quote from: dennisbelle on January 14, 2009, 11:29:10 PM
I ran this method over 5 shoes.  Won 62 units before commissions but lost 124 units (4 progression losses) for a net loss of 124-62=-62 units [smiley=Best_of_fichiers/4_9_12.gif]

4 progression losses in 5 shoes??  :o
Playing which way I wonder.....

roules

@ JLP

Played about half a dozen live tests, 2 more just watching and have been furiously flipping a coin during lunch breaks - cheap way to test and scratches the gambling itch! And it gets the same results. But need to keep at this to see how often it breaks, so far it hasn't come close. The above test by dennis doesn't sound right. I'm not betting a static pattern although I think this might have merit from what I've seen. Also another perhaps worthy trigger could be LWL (2 in 3).

The more I look at it the more it makes sense that this will be hard to beat and the occasional loss will be offset by the wins. I'm having a re-think on the progression but, martingale usually doesn't have a happy ending although this is limited to 4-5 steps. With a lot of patience, I feel other progressions will make this bulletproof (is there such a thing in gambling? lol)
3 steps forward and 1 back is better than not forward at all. I've been thinking exactly the same thing about the 3 bankrolls too.

How would this go do you think in Roulette, say tracking 60-80 spins and following the same rule, waiting for LL etc on the next 60-80? The zero is the biggest problem but can just be treated as a loss I suppose.

Anyway, I like this system as it ties in well with something I recently read  ;)
nolinks://vlsroulette.com/bet-selection/how-to-find-a-consistent-winning-roulette-bet/msg30770/#msg30770
Reply #144

JLP

Quote from: roules on January 15, 2009, 08:28:51 AM
@ JLP

Played about half a dozen live tests, 2 more just watching and have been furiously flipping a coin during lunch breaks - cheap way to test and scratches the gambling itch! And it gets the same results. But need to keep at this to see how often it breaks, so far it hasn't come close. The above test by dennis doesn't sound right. I'm not betting a static pattern although I think this might have merit from what I've seen. Also another perhaps worthy trigger could be LWL (2 in 3).This last is interesting, will look on that.

The more I look at it the more it makes sense that this will be hard to beat and the occasional loss will be offset by the wins. I'm having a re-think on the progression but, martingale usually doesn't have a happy ending although this is limited to 4-5 steps. With a lot of patience, I feel other progressions will make this bulletproof (is there such a thing in gambling? lol) But which others we have - D`Alembert, Fibonacci??
3 steps forward and 1 back is better than not forward at all. I've been thinking exactly the same thing about the 3 bankrolls too.

How would this go do you think in Roulette, say tracking 60-80 spins and following the same rule, waiting for LL etc on the next 60-80? The zero is the biggest problem but can just be treated as a loss I suppose.
I think it would be more or less the same, but good idea to make some tests.
Anyway, I like this system as it ties in well with something I recently read  ;)
nolinks://vlsroulette.com/bet-selection/how-to-find-a-consistent-winning-roulette-bet/msg30770/#msg30770
Reply #144
I totally agree with that post of Ryan.

Cheers,
JLP.-

dennisbelle

"4 progression losses in 5 shoes?? 
Playing which way I wonder....."

Actually it wasn't 5 shoes I tested over it was 500 decisions (sorry about that).  I took 500 decisions from the Zumma 600 mini bacc tester book and pasted them next to 500 decisions (several hundred decisions later) in the Zumma mini bacc tester book and then waited until I had two non-matching decisions and then applied the 5 step martingale betting I would have a matching pair (PP or BB) within the next 5 decisions.  I had 4 instances with 7 losses in a row (or more).  [smiley=3D-gros-fix/36_2_9.gif]

roules

Hi Dennis,
Thanks for that, it makes more sense now. And a relief too!
Cheers

roules

Live test/play at a B&M casino playing Vegas Star (RNG). I wouldn't touch online RNG with a ten foot pole but this RNG is ok.
Tested on Roulette, instead of playing 60-80 Baccarat hands I played over 32 Roulette spins so continuously playing against the previous 32 spins.
176 spins total
17 betting opportunities waiting for LL then betting for 5steps:
Steps
1 - 9hits
2 - 4hits
3 - 1 hit
4 - 2hits
5 - 1hit

Total 17units.

Looking at what Hermes said previously about noting the first 7 spins/hands. This looks good also providing you stick to groups of 7 (no need to wait for LL though as it would take forever). But it would pay to stick to groups of 7.
Ie
RBRRRBB
Now in the next 7 spins/hands we play against this and stop on a win, wait for the next sequence of 7 to begin always stopping on a win. So thing only things to go wrong is the same sequence of 7 appearing exactly 7,14,21 etc spins/hands later and a zero coming at the wrong time if play Roulette. Obviously a 7 step marty is required (ugh - I know 128 units). At this level prob best to use a different prog. I'm thinking D'Alambert might be better.
Total on todays session playing this way would of been +24units.

I chose Roulette today as it's $1 min (I played $5 units) and the one and only Bac table open was $25min and it was empty so no chance of tracking the previous shoe. It was no commission baccarat too so technically it's a true even chance game. :)

JLP

Hi Forum,

Good on ya mate as would Lanky says ;D ;D ;D - Roules continue with your feedbacks and possible tweaks.That looks good.
Here I post another test taking in count what previously Hermes & Roules talk about the signals : WLL and LWL.
Here is mixed test using both so the opportunities to bet are more.
65 Hands = 11 units



Cheers, :D
JLP.-

Worm

Quote from: JLP on January 16, 2009, 03:06:41 PM


Good on ya mate as would Lanky says  ;D ;D ;D

LOL  :D ;D :D

Looking good btw JLP, maybe I will try this  :)

roules

A long session today - 350 spins
+42 units
Playing on Roulette against a 64 spin sequence - so after 64 spins the next 64 are played against the previous and after LL
Also side betting against a repeat of 7 as above for 5 spins - not played all betting chances here but made a nice little side profit.

In future, I'm over side bets. Going to see how playing all 3 E/Cs at once this way and aim for +5 units from each (H/L E/O R/B) or total +15. I will say while it works OK on Roulette, albeit slower, it's probably better suited to Baccarat and it's shoes. And after hitting the last step 5 after today I'm considering waiting for LLL. That happened once along with some 4th step hits. I hit seven wins in a row (7 of the same section repeat) so 7 losses in a row must also be possible......well, already knew that I guess. :-[

This aside, I more than doubled my bankroll and felt pretty confident most of the way through. Using 50%MM it wouldn't take long I think to do this several times - basically parlaying half of every bankroll won. It seems a bit greedy given most pros suggest a 10-20% gain, something that's been in the back of my mind.

But for now, this does take patience and time but is rewarding. Looking forward to trying Kingspins lines method also but for now I think this will be the favourite. And I'll be playing (read: "hammering") this method back on Bac real soon  :D

JLP

Hi roules,

In the 64 spins you take to play against the new 64 how you take it - playing the 65 against the 1 of previous set or against the 64(going to 1-backwards) - this last is like a mirror??

1 ..........64  previous set
New set :
65 .........128

So is :
65 .........128
Against:
1 ..........64
Or against:
64..........1

I think there is no difference how we consider this.I think is the same.

What you think mate??

Cheers,
JLP.-

JLP

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