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Title: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: hanshuckebein on Apr 13, 03:42 AM 2012
hi guys,

as I googled my way through the :. I stumbled upon this site.

link:://crackingpi.com/ (link:://crackingpi.com/)

as I'm a math dummy I can't say wether there is any substance behind the theory eyplained.

so this is for your information.

cheers

hans
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Proofreaders2000 on Apr 13, 07:27 AM 2012
It's the "Gravity Bet".  See below
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"Look at the second newest outcome.  On the next spin, the ball should land on the opposite end of the wheel, (count 19 neighbors from the second newest outcome for the betting point, add two neighbors on either side of the betting point *five numbers played total*)

Repeat procedure for each spin."
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Maui13 on Apr 13, 07:47 AM 2012
Just had a quick read through the "Cracking Roulette" part...took some old spins...and because I can't see a dealers hand, I made up my own method... I think similar to Proof...


Number that fell - 2...opposite number is 14.....count 9 along ...and 9th number is the one in  question...bet 2 left...and 2 right.... crazy how many hits you have....just working on progression I'm not to clued up about.


Regards,
M
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Hermes on Apr 13, 10:45 PM 2012
"action at a distance" is really true sentence! The more of distance you have between you and the casino the better chance you will not lose! As you can see I am just an average in math. There is a Gauss Bell and Taco Bell which one you prefer? And sorry the crooked BELL company!
Cheers Hermes
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on Apr 14, 11:50 AM 2012
Quote from: Hermes on Apr 13, 10:45 PM 2012
"action at a distance" is really true sentence! The more of distance you have between you and the casino the better chance you will not lose! As you can see I am just an average in math. There is a Gauss Bell and Taco Bell which one you prefer? And sorry the crooked BELL company!
Hahahahahahahahahahahaha...

That is a "crank" site, something like one of those simplistic computer translations of some assemble-by-yourself instructions from one language to a long list of others.

Pi is one of many transcendental numbers, which make up most of the "infinity" irrational (non-repeating decimal) numbers: the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter.  It's just another number... no one number can be of more significance than another in the grand scheme of things.

Unless you can precisely account in space-time, one would suppose, where/when those simple properties (of outside roundness, and inside straightness) derive, you won't be able to begin to utilize specific numbers in specifically-meaningful ways.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 02:06 PM 2012
The website only makes sense after you put on your tinfoil hat - then everything becomes clear.


Random numbers can NOT be predicted from historical numbers either from a physical Roulette wheel or RNG.


That's the truth....
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Tamino on Apr 21, 02:25 PM 2012
I never trust statistics which I did not  falsify myself.

N.D.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Gizmotron on Apr 21, 02:34 PM 2012
Quote from: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 02:06 PM 2012
Random numbers can NOT be predicted from historical numbers either from a physical Roulette wheel or RNG.

That's the truth....
That is the truth. Where are the threads that suggest that it is otherwise? All I ever see is the mathboyz dealing with a straw man argument suggesting it. Every time they are confronted with this all you get is silence.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 04:04 PM 2012
Quote from: Gizmotron on Apr 21, 02:34 PM 2012
That is the truth. Where are the threads that suggest that it is otherwise? All I ever see is the mathboyz dealing with a straw man argument suggesting it. Every time they are confronted with this all you get is silence.


Well I guess Q.E.D.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: amk on Apr 21, 05:39 PM 2012
I think the info is pretty cool hanshuckebein.

Thanks
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on Apr 21, 06:24 PM 2012
Quote from: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 02:06 PM 2012
The website only makes sense after you put on your tinfoil hat...
Hahahahahaha... Ya, but then the aleins can "home in on ya".
Quote from: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 02:06 PM 2012
Random numbers can NOT be predicted from historical numbers.
That's the definition of randomness.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on Apr 21, 06:27 PM 2012
Quote from: Tamino on Apr 21, 02:25 PM 2012
I never trust statistics which I did not falsify myself.
And i thought also Nathan was on the level.  Sheesh!
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Turner on Apr 21, 07:43 PM 2012
98.673% of statistics are made up on the fly
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 07:59 PM 2012
Quote from: GARNabby on Apr 21, 06:24 PM 2012
....That's the definition of randomness.


Many here will argue with you - they believe historical numbers can be used to "understand randomness" and thus predict future spins.


There is ONLY one way to play Roulette - play the stated odds that NEVER change under ANY circumstances.  The Roulette marquee means absolutely nothing nor does the last number spun.  Any system that has a "trigger" is phony, and any system that does not take EVERY new opportunity to bet is a loser too.  Mathematics is totally useless in Roulette (beyond calculating the fixed odds of winning).


Money management and a lot of common sense will get your bankroll near break-even at the end of the night.  Sure you can luck out and have a super evening but you should feel like you have mastered Roulette by breaking even at the end of a busy year of gambling.


The real money made in Roulette is with the comps - move a lot of money around and eat and stay free along with coupons for drinks and spins of the wheel; you are a high roller (well perhaps a little one).


Beyond that there is nothing else that Roulette offers - just a lot of fun watching person after person losing their bankroll and the "high rollers" making absolute fools of themselves - personally I can't get enough of that enjoyment..........

Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Gizmotron on Apr 21, 09:13 PM 2012
MauiSunset, - " Many here will argue with you - they believe historical
numbers can be used to "understand randomness" and thus predict future spins."

There is that classic misunderstanding again. How many years will this take?
The trends are just patterns seen in a chart. 10 blacks in a row are just a formation in a chart that can be identified easily . This is used to identity conditions that have already proven to have continued. Still in the past. At no time is the chart an indicater of the future. That is still just  guess. DID YOU READ THAT? There is no claim of predicting the future. 
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 10:48 PM 2012
Quote from: Gizmotron on Apr 21, 09:13 PM 2012
MauiSunset, - " Many here will argue with you - they believe historical
numbers can be used to "understand randomness" and thus predict future spins."

There is that classic misunderstanding again. How many years will this take?
The trends are just patterns seen in a chart. 10 blacks in a row are just a formation in a chart that can be identified easily . This is used to identity conditions that have already proven to have continued. Still in the past. At no time is the chart an indicater of the future. That is still just  guess. DID YOU READ THAT? There is no claim of predicting the future.


Looking at past spins is a total waste of time - they are totally worthless.


So why look at past spins?  To predict future spins of course.


Come on, Roulette odds are well known and can't change - no amount of voodoo "mathematics" will ever change the odds - not in the past 200 years and 200 years from now the Roulette odds will be exactly the same........
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: akuuka on May 03, 01:05 PM 2012
Quote from: MauiSunset on Apr 21, 10:48 PM 2012

Looking at past spins is a total waste of time - they are totally worthless.


So why look at past spins?  To predict future spins of course.


Come on, Roulette odds are well known and can't change - no amount of voodoo "mathematics" will ever change the odds - not in the past 200 years and 200 years from now the Roulette odds will be exactly the same........

So, my question : is there a solution to beat the roulette ? or how to make more win than loose in roulette?
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: vile on May 03, 01:49 PM 2012



Come on, Roulette odds are well known and can't change - no amount of voodoo "mathematics" will ever change the odds - not in the past 200 years and 200 years from now the Roulette odds will be exactly the same........
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--True,to blind and ignorant.As long as there are
  such mental approach there will be same.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on May 03, 04:46 PM 2012
Quote from: vile on May 03, 01:49 PM 2012True,to blind and ignorant.As long as there are such mental approach there will be same.
Well, the casinos, and other multi-national corporations, do pretty-well for being such idiots!
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Gizmotron on May 04, 01:43 AM 2012
Quote from: vile on May 03, 01:49 PM 2012
Come on, Roulette odds are well known and can't change - no amount of voodoo "mathematics" will ever change the odds - not in the past 200 years and 200 years from now the Roulette odds will be exactly the same........

Oh to be aneophite fool again. I wish I could go back to magical beliefs. You are a sucker. There is nothing to  convince you to see any difference.

Jeez. What a foolish process trying to guide foolish people.

Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: vile on May 04, 12:20 PM 2012
Quote from: GARNabby on May 03, 04:46 PM 2012
Well, the casinos, and other multi-national corporations, do pretty-well for being such idiots!

--Couse they mostly deal with such...you 10 others lose,and come Gizmo
  and me and take peace of cake you left there.Very simple.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on May 04, 03:55 PM 2012
Quote from: vile on May 04, 12:20 PM 2012
Gizmo and me.  Very simple.
And Elvis?

My point being that, possibly, you have to question your own findings when virtually no one else has already found something so remarkable and over-powering.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: GARNabby on May 04, 03:58 PM 2012
Quote from: Gizmotron on May 04, 01:43 AM 2012
What a foolish process trying to guide foolish people.
Good to see you posting again, dear Giz.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Winner on Nov 20, 05:24 PM 2018
Quote from: hanshuckebein on Apr 13, 03:42 AM 2012
hi guys,

as I googled my way through the :. I stumbled upon this site.

link:://crackingpi.com/ (link:://crackingpi.com/)

as I'm a math dummy I can't say wether there is any substance behind the theory eyplained.

so this is for your information.

cheers

hans
Anyone try this theory.
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Madi on Nov 20, 09:04 PM 2018
Quote from: PassionRuleta on Nov 20, 07:11 PM 2018
I dig a lot with that theory and I know how it works,

O my God, O my God
Title: Re: Cracking Pi, cracking randomness, cracking roulette?
Post by: Bigbroben on Nov 20, 09:17 PM 2018
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