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Title: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 11:43 AM 2012
The Fibo as I understand it..

0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21........add the last two that came for the new bet.  Right?  When you win, you cross off the last two bets and bet the sum of the last two uncrossed numbers.

Example: 8 13 21 (34)  My next bet is in parenthesis.  It does not get written down unless it loses.  Right so far?

My 34u bet wins......

8 13 21  Now my next bet would be 8+5=13.  If I win, I cross off the 8 & 5.  Right so far?

You always bet the next Fibo number, which is the last two added.  Right?
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this not for even chances?  How do we apply this to a single dozen?
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Now, looking at the Illuminati thread..........

It seems people are using this like a Martingale.  "I went to 8 steps..."

Anyone want to shed some light on this dilemma?

GLC?

Thanks!

Sam
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: mattymattz on Jul 20, 12:01 PM 2012
Sam, just my interpretation...

Because betting one dozen has better pay out than EC's, using the Fibb. would net you a profit or close to it most time... maybe that's what they are doing?

MM
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: vundarosa on Jul 20, 12:19 PM 2012
One win recovers all lost units, like a marty as MM mentioned

vundarosa
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 12:41 PM 2012
OK

Thanks, Matt and Vundarosa

The Fibo and Split Martingale are very alike.  I'm quite famaliar with the SM but need to study the Fibo.

TCS


Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 12:44 PM 2012
Seems it loses at a 34u bet.  Would need 41 to clear line.

Start a new line at 8?  3 5 = 8?


Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: ego on Jul 20, 01:27 PM 2012

You can use fibo and not winning every bet and still win overall as you don't need to win every bet using fibo

i test

1 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89

i first pass 500 000 trails then it tank after 800 000 but i still had a positive total net gain
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 01:43 PM 2012
ego

I understand some bet win more than needed.  I'm sure it all evens out in the end.

"Everything will be fine in the end.  If everything is not fine, it is not yet the end."

What movie?

A prize will be awarded!

Sam
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: ego on Jul 20, 01:52 PM 2012

loses and winnings are not evenly distributed - no matter what bet selection you pick
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 02:16 PM 2012
********loses and winnings are not evenly distributed*******

ego

Dang!!  That one blew my hat in the creek.  I always thought that in a run of 100 spins it would go rbrbrbrbrbr all the way to 100.

You totally missed the import of my statement, but thanks for a kindergarten lesson in roulette.

TwoCat
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: ego on Jul 20, 02:36 PM 2012

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TCS i did not want to offend you.
You know then all is fine - but i read so many topics about progressions and find it strange as flat betting is the same thing - if the last don't work then the first will not work.

The only thing we can hope for is to bet cycles or periodic events with progressions divide into different stages to hope that we can delay or overcome the negative expectation.

I am just sharing my old stubborn opinions in general.
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: TwoCatSam on Jul 20, 02:44 PM 2012
ego

No offense.  We're good!

Sam
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: ego on Jul 20, 03:26 PM 2012

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”Gambling is a marathon not a sprint”  :twisted:
Title: Re: Let's talk about the Fibonacci
Post by: Tomla021 on Jul 30, 07:57 PM 2012
I have tested Fibos before and played them.... in my opinion you have to limit them to 8 steps or so and take the loss on losing progressions..over all your way better off than trying to stretch them to 12-20 steps...TOO DANGEROUS in real play