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How many spins before a repeat?

Started by Proofreaders2000, Nov 10, 08:56 AM 2012

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Proofreaders2000

I think this is key to the Grail.  One mind says 38 spins before a repeat.  There have been reports of a number going 400+ without a repeat.

Years ago there was a guy who built trackers professionally (he had to give up roulette programming).  According to his chart on average a repeat number often happens in 12 spins.
Who knows?

TwoCatSam

Proof

If I may bastardize your thread a bit............

While studying FLATman's 9 v 9 system, I noticed it is almost impossible to get nine splits in a row without a repeater.  I never have.  If we stuck to the FLATman philosophy and called the 1/4 split just "1" and bet .50 on it, would it not be the same as betting a number?

But to the topic, I think it is rather rare to see 12 unique numbers.  Let's say it is not a common occurrence.  Someone will say they see it all the time.  Who knows?

Sam
If dogs don't go to heaven, when I die I want to go where dogs go.  ...Will Rogers

Ralph

I have seen a number sleep for 840 spins, so everthing can happen. I use mostly inside bets and count for a repeating pattern. Everytime i got decent winnings it is on repeating numbers.

Thats what I try to catch using M7 method.  A number will statisical repeate in about 8 spins, but it is an average, which is the same as say red will cime every second time on nozero wheel.
The best way to fail, is not to try!

Skakus

Repeating numbers have good potential to be profitable.

If it’s a grail you’re searching for then consider the possibility that strong repeaters also hold some voodoo factor that actually causes a bit of drag on any numerical neighbours.

So if #7 is repeating strongly it will often drag #6 and #8 along with it for a few hits.

The only anomaly is #36. Because there is no #37 on the wheel you must use #35 and #0.

A ship moored in the harbour is safe, but that's not what ships are made for.

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