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Started by Steve, Dec 29, 07:00 AM 2016

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Andre Chass

Quote from: Andre Chass on Jun 17, 11:29 PM 2018
Well, I'm done here...

I can't wait to see people complaining here after some months of wasted time and money.

Think about it, guys. There's no difference you betting 6 hot numbers or 6 random number unless it's a biased wheel. Try it for yourself.
The wheel don't give a crap about do you think.

If I were you I would ear the Steve advice.

Well, it's your time and money...

There's nothing original about this method.

It's about betting on hot numbers and chasing the losses using a progression.

You betting on random numbers and chasing the losses will produce the same short term result.

The method is a loser...

I've had through there already.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained...

cht

Quote from: The General on Jun 17, 11:39 PM 2018

Cht,

On an RNG/random game why would a hot number be any more likely to hit than a cold number if the same number of pockets remain on the wheel from one spin to the next?  Do you really think what he's written is interesting?  Tell me, is it because he says that "two is greater than one, and three is greater than two?"  Is that what does it for ya?   :twisted:

The method is very typical, old as the hills, and chasing hot numbers with an up as you lose progression is not original.
This is what he said.

Quote from: TurboGenius on Jun 17, 10:51 PM 2018
There's only one option to win and that is to play a number (previously cold or otherwise) that while your playing will appear above average. This is a way to do it. It's not 100% of course but it works when it works. How anyone can argue with this basic explanation is beyond me.. but here we are. Here comes the spears and rocks. Ugh. Bedtime.
Like you and steve, I go WTF when I read that. Then I thought what if I tried it out. No harm right, only waste a few minutes of my time on RS.

I saw as it played out to understand what TG was on about his shit.

It is a up as you win progression.

If there is anything misleading it's not about repeaters really. That's the misleading part, if any.

Anyway still early days that deserve time to thoroughly check this shit out.

The General

Cht,

Can you answer the question:  Why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?

Any idea?  Magic maybe?
Basic probability and The General are your friend.
(Now hiring minions, apply within.)

Andre Chass

That's the one million question!

Nobody can answer that because it's no sense... There's no logic
Nothing ventured, nothing gained...

cht

Quote from: The General on Jun 17, 11:52 PM 2018
Cht,

Can you answer the question:  Why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?

Any idea?  Magic maybe?
Good question. That's the disjoint of this to and fro banter.

Here's where the disconnect happen between you and steve on one side and TG.

That's not what TG is on about.

TG is talking about playing numbers as they turn hot in the future spins during your playing sessions.

Magic ? Voodoo ?

You bet.  :xd: :xd: :xd:

That's why I said he's onto frontier stuff that I've not seen anyone dare venture into.

As a result TG gets so much flak doing it.

The General

Quote from: Andre Chass on Jun 17, 11:57 PM 2018
That's the one million question!

Nobody can answer that because it's no sense... There's no logic

Exactly!
Basic probability and The General are your friend.
(Now hiring minions, apply within.)

The General

Quote from: cht on Jun 18, 12:00 AM 2018
Good question. That's the disjoint of this to and fro banter.

Here's is where the disconnect happen between you and steve on one side and TG.

That's not what TG is on about.

TG is talking about playing numbers as they turn hot in the future spins during your playing sessions.

Magic ? Voodoo ?

You bet.  :xd: :xd: :xd:

Cht,

You can't tell which number will remain hot and which ones will turn cold until after it's happened.  Again, you don't have the luxury of going forwards and backwards in time!  ::)

Again, the question...why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?
Basic probability and The General are your friend.
(Now hiring minions, apply within.)

Madi

Quote from: The General on Jun 17, 11:52 PM 2018
Cht,

Can you answer the question:  Why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?

Any idea?  Magic maybe?

Its more likely bcz of the nature of randomness which dictates in a given number of spin some number will show biasness and later it will fixed and replaced by other.

cht

Quote from: The General on Jun 18, 12:02 AM 2018
Again, the question...why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?
You can keep asking this disjointed question all day long. There is no relevance to what TG propounds.

Quote from: The General on Jun 18, 12:02 AM 2018
Cht,

You can't tell which number will remain hot and which ones will turn cold until after it's happened.  Again, you don't have the luxury of going forwards and backwards in time!  ::)
I don't have to go backwards in time. I just need to be in the present see what my session has done when I start, that's all I need to know.

cht

Quote from: Madi on Jun 18, 12:05 AM 2018
Its more likely bcz of the nature of randomness which dictates in a given number of spin some number will show biasness and later it will fixed and replaced by other.
Exactly Madi. You are on the right track.  :thumbsup:

The General

Quote from: Madi on Jun 18, 12:05 AM 2018
Its more likely bcz of the nature of randomness which dictates in a given number of spin some number will show biasness and later it will fixed and replaced by other.

Perhaps you cant state this nature and provide the supporting math?   ::)

How does this nature change the number of pockets that remain on the wheel from one spin to the next?

Basic probability and The General are your friend.
(Now hiring minions, apply within.)

Madi

Quote from: The General on Jun 18, 12:02 AM 2018


Again, the question...why should a hot number be more likely to hit than a cold number on an RNG or random wheel?

A hot number is not more likely. It could be any number to get hot. And which one shows a tiny possibility we ll go for that.

cht

Quote from: Madi on Jun 18, 12:08 AM 2018
A hot number is not more likely. It could be any number to get hot. And which one shows a tiny possibility we ll go for that.
You are definitely on the right track.  :thumbsup:

Steve

Quote from: Madi on Jun 18, 12:05 AM 2018Its more likely bcz of the nature of randomness which dictates in a given number of spin some number will show biasness and later it will fixed and replaced by other.

That's exactly like saying after 10 spins, sometimes there will be more reds than blacks. Duh. You cant use that.

Quote from: cht on Jun 18, 12:10 AM 2018You are definitely on the right track.

All you have is a theory you believe in, with no actual evidence. You are going to find out eventually.

Turbo is claiming to predict hot numbers before they are hot, based on previous spins when previous spins have no correlation to future spins. I'd say wake up, you're deluded right now. But you'll just need to find out for yourself.
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cht

Quote from: Steve on Jun 18, 12:24 AM 2018
That's exactly like saying after 10 spins, sometimes there will be more reds than blacks. Duh. You cant use that.

All you have is a theory you believe in, with no actual evidence. You are going to find out eventually.

Turbo is claiming to predict hot numbers before they are hot, based on previous spins when previous spins have no correlation to future spins. I'd say wake up, you're deluded right now. But you'll just need to find out for yourself.
At least now General and you properly understand TG. Pls less nonsensical disjointed banter.

If I am not wrong, he can't predict all the future hot numbers. Just enough to profit from.  :)

Ofc I will eventually find out. That is with evidence of tests conducted.

You can continue do the name calling here. No more response from here.

When I completed enough sample test I will post here the results. Based on how I apply TG's idea.

The real problem is I don't have the time to conduct the extensive tests.  :-[


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