Hi folks,
lately I browsed the : and found something interesting in another forum.
Somebody ran a simulation for repeaters playing three single streets at a time. The result he got was that most of the time one of the three single streets showed a repeat on the 4th, 5th or 6th spin.
These are his exact figures:
5 years Casino Hamburg, table1:
4. Coup = 82,672%
5. Coup = 81,377%
6. Coup = 81,194%
5 years Casino Club, table 1 (RNG):
4. Coup = 84,144%
5. Coup = 79,263%
6. Coup = 82,451%
5 years Casino Wiesbaden, tisch ?:
4. Coup = 80,275%
5. Coup = 82,971%
6. Coup = 80,297%
I wonder if anyone could please run a similar simulation and maybe verify these figures.
Thanks and cheers :)
Hans
i was thinking that myself tested like 1000 spins and they do hit I forget what the longest sleeping period was? then like everything i got side tracked
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I know that Hermes played it on his Europe trip and I often play it.
I had one occassion when the three streets sleeped for 14 spins, so now my loss stop is on the 9th spin, it is rare for it to go beyound this ,just check the permaneces.
Where is Ale ? and Ale if you read this thanks buddy.
Do U choose 3 Streets and just stick to them each and every time, supposedly the streets containing Ones favourite numbers, or do U choose according to some sort of Empirical Data contained on the Marquee when U get towards a table/wheel for the first time?
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3 Streets Question.
thanks @all for replying. :)
@chris
the guy just gives theses 80% figures for the 4th, 5th and 6th spin as 'something to think about'.
he does not give an approach how to take advantage of the percentage. this is something I'm fumbling around with at the moment.
as a first and simple idea one could just count backwards and replay 3 streets that have already shown on their 4th-6th spin.
cheers
hans