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An effort to help some members get out of the worst gambing fallacy

Started by Master_of_pockets, Sep 02, 10:45 AM 2012

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Kattila

Agree this is a very good way to play roulette ( STD + pos. progressions ).
I use pos. prog. from a few years now , thanks to Hermes .
Bet selection not really matter , can use FTL, the second last , the hottest, the middle one...
I bet on 12 numbers groups (like doz or col) and on 9 numbers groups(3 streets...inside...etc)

cheers

Still

Quote from: speed on Sep 12, 01:00 PM 2012
I'm in the past post the graphics on this forum that shows positive chronos  with some modifications beat home advantage in the long run, i think its 700 000 spins but it have big holes in bank. i reduced that big holes with new modifications but  it still need a solid bank to play for 100% win...

I would like to have the data in a spreadsheet so i can see what i can do with it to make it playable with smaller bankroll, some waiting, but hopefully not much.  Anything with an actual positive expectancy can be managed. 


albertojonas




Cool to see things going this way...The element to perfect it, is when to attack.
and the most steady one with flat betting is to interact when there is a clear indication for correction.
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99: L       **DBL R&B :Singles=2 | Series =14 | Ecart =3.0
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104: W (won bet after clear indication)
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108: L  (won bet after clear indication)
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Robeenhuut

Quote from: monaco on Sep 12, 07:58 AM 2012

well not strictly true, same observation was made a little while ago on Standard Deviation Math Formula thread -
link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=9853.msg86214#msg86214


I've been trying since then to find the best progression to take advantage of this situation.


The problem I find is if correction is not a large or even medium correction;- once you have your STD3, say 14 singles & 2 series, & your next 10 events are more balanced as might be expected, leaving you with say 19 singles & 7 series (STD2.35), your STD has decreased as might be expected/hoped for, but the absolute deviation is still 12 (difference in amounts between the 2 events you are tracking).


The last 2 sessions I have played, I've used Skakus' EC Money Management which combines a positive & a negative progression, as this gives profit when you are obtaining close to 50/50 results (as in a situation where the STD is decreasing but the absolute deviation is staying roughly the same), but also includes a positive progression to take advantage if the difference in the absolute deivation decreases as well as the STD.



do you mean to use a reverse labouchere? I hadn't tried this.. I will, thanks.

Of course you are right. Its just still a gamble on SD going back to sub 3 territory but unfortunately even though SD drops down significantly as you pointed out the next set of spins can still produce a continuation of a current trend. You may call it an educated guess  ;D but its really GF.
Playing Reversed Labby is just hoping for a deviation to work in our favor in general and playing it after SD hits a certain number indicating imbalance only gives a better profit if our timing is right.
Unfortunately no magic formula here.
Matt

woods101

@Bayes
An interesting book, and one that begs the question...Why is everyone so certain about everything?
A question that is applicable here? Of course not. You can be sure of that!  ;D

Woods

Ralph

It is uncertain as the quant physics, you can never know the balls position and speed in the same experiment  ;D. We know the ball will land on an number if not a quant jump pass it to the floor.

We may never know, but may guess a small fraction better with information. Can our guess be better or about 3% from the odds, we will win more than lose.

The best way to fail, is not to try!

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