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Title: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 11, 02:45 PM 2016
Here is a way of playing and I would like to hear the more experienced player(s) their thoughts. I did not come up with it, but I think it is interesting. Even more interesting is that the person who played like this knew when to bet and when not to bet. He kept a notebook with him and wrote down every number.

So for example you have a bankroll of 1000 dollars/ euros/ points (does not matter).

So you place a 100 on red, 100 on even, 200 on 3rd 12, 200 on 1-34 and 200 on 2-35

Let's say the ball falls on 22. That is 1400 if calculated correctly. So + 400
The next bet you do the same and the ball falls on 32 that is 1600. Soo + 600 a total of +1000.

You bet again like this and the ball falls on 17. That is 1200. So +200

However, what numbers are "bad" numbers to bet when you play like this? Which numbers you don't like to fall?

So to continue, the person did not bet for 4 spins, which was a good thing because he would lost.

The 5th spin the ball landed on 14 so that is 1600, if I'm right.

Anyways he quit after that last round. Was he really lucky? Or did he found a way? And what are your thoughs about it?

And how to turn this in a system that would work long term? Or is this only short term and quit after you make 2-3 rounds profit?

To be honest I am tempted to test this out. But a 1000 euro is a lot for me ::)

Either way, I think it is interesting :)

Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: holymoly on Jun 11, 11:33 PM 2016
Nice system.

Easy to play, same 4 locations.

Tested on RNG 100+ in 1 hour.

I added 1 unit after every spin, win or lose.

15 units was the most I had on the 4 locations=60

No big drawdowns, recovered easily.

Our enemy, b6, b15, b24, and 0

33 #'s in our favour,4 against.

I'll take those odds, all day long. :)

Thanks
Kingdombunnies.
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 11, 11:44 PM 2016
kingdombunny what are these 2 bets? 200 on 1-34 and 200 on 2-35
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 11, 11:53 PM 2016
oh I get it columns a and b--thanks
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Ross on Jun 12, 02:38 AM 2016
OK I cheated!
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 12, 02:41 AM 2016
Quote from: holymoly on Jun 11, 11:33 PM 2016
Nice system.

Easy to play, same 4 locations.

Tested on RNG 100+ in 1 hour.

I added 1 unit after every spin, win or lose.

15 units was the most I had on the 4 locations=60

No big drawdowns, recovered easily.

Our enemy, b6, b15, b24, and 0

33 #'s in our favour,4 against.

I'll take those odds, all day long. :)

Thanks
Kingdombunnies.

Yeah @holymoly it is good/ interesting system. I noticed this :)

I think I want to test this out 1 million spins. Of course what do other people think of it? And who want to test this out as well/ see this tested 1 million spins?

@Tomla021 yeah columns. Are they different on an american roulette?
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: maestro on Jun 12, 02:52 AM 2016
when you hit 22 is 800 back and net 0,when you hit 17   win is 600 and your net is -200    :question:
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 12, 03:15 AM 2016
Quote from: maestro on Jun 12, 02:52 AM 2016
when you hit 22 is 800 back and net 0,when you hit 17   win is 600 and your net is -200    :question:

You're right  :ooh: Thnx for pointing that out :D
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 12, 10:17 AM 2016
So I went to a casino this morning. I had 100 euro's and I played on a airball/ electric roulette (what is the right name for those anyway)?

I wrote down 250 spins (I will put them all down later this week, because tomorrow I will continue playing). At the moment I am -40 euro. I played for around 4 hours.

However I have to admit I sometimes played an number (and this system does not require to play certain numbers). If I would stick from the beginning to the system perhaps I would not lose :p

Tomorrow I will play at least another 250 spins. And will post the numbers per spin + win and loss rate :)

I think I will call this the "old man bet" system because an old man played like this. The only thing I want to discover is how the old man knew when to bet and when to wait... perhaps 1 day I will find out  :twisted:
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 12, 12:19 PM 2016
i played it a bit playing flat and the br climbed up ---- fun bet covering a lot.....my guess is the old man came in after column 3 came in 3-4 times but what do I know....
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 13, 09:40 AM 2016
So after 500 spins there is 1 thing I noticed. This system wins often in the beginning but aorund 100-200 spins you will gradually lose.

My guess it is a good system for the short run and you need to bet quite "high". Small bets have no merit with this system. But for the long run you need another system.

However, it is good to make (a lot) of profit/ points so you can start playing somethinge else. Or you quit while you have a nice profit :)

I will test it more, but that are my thoughs about it.
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 13, 10:50 AM 2016
yup after wins it quickly lost ---oh well
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: vladir on Jun 13, 01:25 PM 2016
As it is presented there is no reason for this to not lose long term...
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 13, 03:41 PM 2016
Okay are there math guys here?

In the attachement below you can see when you use this system what numbers make you profit and what numbers don't .

My questions is can you "predict" or calculate to increase your chances?

BTW I did not make that chart, someone else did :)

16 out of the 37 numbers would profit.
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 13, 04:20 PM 2016
that chart isnt adding up
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 13, 04:46 PM 2016
you're right

But I have been playing putting on 2nd-12 as well that it does add up :)
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: Tomla021 on Jun 13, 05:20 PM 2016
well thats a totally different strategy then :)
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: BellagioOwner on Jun 13, 06:40 PM 2016
Quote from: kingdombunnies on Jun 11, 02:45 PM 2016Was he really lucky? Or did he found a way? And what are your thoughs about it?

And how to turn this in a system that would work long term? Or is this only short term and quit after you make 2-3 rounds profit?

To be honest I am tempted to test this out. But a 1000 euro is a lot for me

Either way, I think it is interesting

Short answers first...
Yes he was lucky. Not REALLY lucky as you say but just lucky. Did he found a way? Tbh i think no. If so there could be some chance his system to be a longterm winner. But since there is nothing to observe there (and based on his betting patterns looks pretty sloppy one. it's not making me think that this old man had somthing observed/discovered and waited on triggers)

Can it make profit after 2-3 rounds (and short term generally)? Yes. Like ALL mechanical systems. But you can't copy that system into long term. Long term it has negative return and you will see it into your pocket stacking the loss spin after spin after hunderds spins slowly...

If you wanna try it don't waste more than 100 euros (my opinion) and surely it's not anything promising to be tested in 1million+ spins. There are better systems i think that are worth to be tested more thoroughly.

ok.. talking is enough. If you don't believe me that it won't last on long term as you want, try it out.but play it responsibly with money you can afford to lose (because you will if you go for it longterm). I can give you a short analysis with few maths in any chance not to waste time or money testing it in real life. so...

number / Profit or Loss
0   -800
1   0
2   0
3   -600
4   0
5   0
6   -600
7   0
8   0
9   -600
10   0
11   -200
12   -400
13   -200
14   200
15   -800
16   200
17   -200
18   -400
19   0
20   0
21   -600
22   0
23   0
24   -600
25   600
26   600
27   0
28   600
29   400
30   200
31   400
32   800
33   -200
34   800
35   400
36   200

Total Profits or Losses: -800
Average : -800/37 = -21.62162162

So... -21,6 euro per spin (or actually -0.216 Units/spin. for 100 Euros base unit like yours that is -21,6 euros/spin ). That would be your negative expected return per spin. You may easily be or start ahead in the short run but in the long run that "built in" -21,6 per spin will start to show up.

Have fun around, welcome to the forum and keep it safe in playing :)
Title: Re: Interesting way of playing, have no idea how to call this
Post by: kingdombunnies on Jun 14, 03:01 AM 2016
Thnx @BellagioOwner for the detailed post :)

I really appreciate it. I think I will test it out using 100 euro's. Of course I will ask Lady Luck to be nice on that day :p

No really appreciate your suggestions as well. I have been playing more "smart" the past weeks rather than just throwing money out the window :)

Meaning I quit while I have lost a little rather than keep on going hoping to win.

Thanks for welcoming me and yes I will keep on safe while playing  :thumbsup: