Kimo Li BOOK

[RouletteGhost]

anyone here bought and read "The Roulette Formula: How to Predict the Exact Number" by Kimo Li

here is my problem with it

I have heard rumors he presents ideas but you are left to make your own strategy and come to your own conclusion

the amazon.com reviews say the same thing

Does he leave us out to hang with creating our own theories? What EXACTLY does kimo provide us??

a book that I am more then willing to buy but i saw a glimpse of it, it has pies, and stars, and fancy things with number groups but no details on how HE FEELS you should play them

he provides no thoughts on how to play it?

and no this is not a jab at him...but maybe im missing something....

i think its me, i am missing something....

[wiggy]

Rich, I bought both of Kimo's books...both American version and European version. Here is my take on it.

You can go on Amazon and buy a roulette book for $20. Normally, it will have one or two triggers and some kind of suicidal progression. Now obviously this type of approach won't hold up for very long.

Kimo on the other hand seems to understand that you need to go with the ebbs and flows of what the wheel is producing. So he would need a lot more than one book to go through every possible scenario and that's simply not a viable option. So IMO, he has given the reader the tools to do their own analysis...ie...pies, stars etc... Kimo's books are one of the few which encouraged me to think. So I looked at it as money well spent.

They are definitely a few guys who have posted on forums who I would say got a lot out of Kimo Li's books. ''Compa/Carlos'' is one of them for sure.

cheers

[marvin]

couldn't agree more wiggy 

[RouletteGhost]

I saw a glimpse of it

Number groups

Bet the other 2 groups after a hit. Worked well

But im taking a long break

When i return ill see what i can do with his groups. Exploit patterns.

[The General]

RouletteGhost,

I can easily simulate this with graphs for you sometime if you'd like.

I don't know that you'll like the results, but you may find them entertaining.
I'll contact you on your forum if you'd like.

-The General

[RouletteGhost]

I know. For fact. That u r a dual poster. To spread an agenda. Which is fine. But do it under your other name.

[The General]

And exactly what is my "hidden agenda".


And you don't want to see the Kimo stuff on a spreadsheet standard deviation graph?

I'm not a system sales guy of any kind.  Sorry to disappoint you.

[RouletteGhost]

No dissapointment here

[Tamino]

When I asked  at the other forum how many have won  with Kimo`s   system he was  upset. Well after 6 months  not  one single  reply to that question.




Just like all the other mathboyzz attitude: Take it or leave it because  WE  know better than you unwashed infidels.



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Post # 296 by Nathan Detroit

[The General]

RouletteGhost,

Again, what is my supposed agenda? 

I was just trying to be nice by offering the graphs and data processing.

What's with the paranoia around here?

[RouletteGhost]

Meh. Not interested

[Rewster88]

why do you think i stopped posting here, i know how it works 

[MumboJumbo]

I will buy this book for sure, it is good one            

[The General]

For several reasons Kimo's system can't work.

If a wheel had a strong dominant ball drop zone, a dealer with a consistent ball rev time, and a rather consistent speed, then a dealer's signature could develop.  This is some of what's missing from the book.  However, the patterns discussed in the book are pretty much nonsense.


Again, here's some of what's missing from the book.  The stuff you need to know.

1. Does the wheel have a strong dominant ball drop?
2. Is the ball bounce and scatter predictable?
3. Is wheel speed consistent and or are changes being made to account for the changing wheel speeds?
4. How far is the ball traveling at each spin?  Is it predictable?



-The General

[Tamino]

Any Wise Guy from  New Jersey would say  stay with the 2 dozens.