I read somewhere once that american wheel had a column advantage.
The poster claimed he made a lot of money playing columns on the american wheel but offered no details. Just said the secret to american wheel was columns
Something with column 3?
Then it was brought to my attention column 3 has less repeats on american wheel
Can this be confirmed?
Due to wheel layout i believe
I dont know if this picture can help, but here it is anyways...
As much as i don't want to post, I want to respond to this normy
I think I'm hot on the trail
I went through pages and pages of zumma and some hours of celtic wheel (american)
what did i find?
column "1", or "A", also in zumma as column "L", (1-34) rarely streaks....it may cluster in a streak of 2 in a row and occasionally 3 in a row but columns 2 and 3 really streak often. Column 1 very rarely has a 4 in a row streak, and i mean rare
looking at your chart i see why, 2 and 3 are clumped together on the wheel whereas column 1 is spread out
so by playing columns 2 and 3 on the american wheel you are "playing the wheel" not "playing the felt"
with proper MM columns 2 and 3 can be a nice strategic play for American Wheel...I have heard several different individuals say american wheel has anomalies that can be exploited and 2 people said it is within the columns. 2 and 3 I say
1,000 real wheel spins yielded a 4 in a row streak of the 1st column 4 times. Thats once every 250 spins on average. Never went beyond 4 in a row in the 1,000 spin sample.
Further investigation needed
Playing around
American Wheel bet selection based on columns 2 and 3 idea. 4 from doz 1, 4 from doz 2, 4 from doz 3, 6 reds, 6 blacks. Nice bet selection:
2, 5, 6, 9, 14, 17, 21, 24, 27, 29, 32, 33
RG
So glad you didn't leave in a huff! This is interesting information for a 0/00 player. I'll study it further to see if I see what you see.
TwoCat
Second and Third Column posted by Nathan Detroit at Betselection. November 2012
link:://betselection.cc/dozencolumn-7/second-and-third-column/
Tamino aka Nathan Detroit.
Tow vcat Sam
You too were involved in that conversation anno 2012.Should be a a deja vue for you.
Based upon my long time experience the 2 dozen play is a much better bet selection with ANY given method. .
That`s a personal opinion even though I had published the thread of column 2 and 3.
So im still observing columns 2 and 3 on american wheel
Strategy:
Flat bet columns 2 and 3. When ahead a couple of units quit. 2 and 3 streak. 1 is clustered in
All you need to do is look at normys pic
Almost a given
Big storm. Wind. Snow. Surf. Hoping to keep electricity
Simulating flat bet for 1 hour
Some observations
Max streak of col 1 is 4 in a row
Up and down always back to even
Might be awesome for gr8 progression
You might not escape the storm but I am hoping for you not to lose electricity.
Someone driving up north from NJ on the NY Thruway counted 50 snow plows going south.Here in the Capital district of NY we might escape the storm.
Quote from: Tamino on Jan 22, 07:22 PM 2016
You might not escape the storm but I am hoping for you not to lose electricity.
Someone driving up north from NJ on the NY Thruway counted 50 snow plows going south.Here in the Capital district of NY we might escape the storm.
Long island is forecasted 12 to 18 inches. 5 foot storm surge. And 40mph winds
Beer. Check
Food. Check
Flashlights. Check.
Celtic wheel on autobet. Check.
Columns 2 and 3 american wheel
The normal
See?
A separate thread would be good with some 00 results. There are not many resources on the net catering for this. I have 40,000.....but they are RNG and of no use IMO. There is also a book out there by Erick St Germain with 15,000 spins from the 00...but they are mistakes in that book according to some programmers. I don't know of anywhere else. I write all my spins down when I am playing at Celtic Casino....so I will start a thread up and from now on copy the numbers over to the thread.
cheers
Ok thank you!
Yea please no rng it has no bearing on wheel layout
Any 24 number progression is dangerous. I think leveler can be good though.
Or even better. A positive parly.