Is there any tool to determine what numbers are hot in the last 150 spins?
Excel or otherwise
thx
Vundarosa
If someone creates it, please add this alert feature:
Numbers that have slept X number of times and then hit. Even if it alerts us to when numbers have slept X number of times and does NOT alert us when they hit.........that would be great.
Numbers that sleep 74 spins and then hit are a profitable bet in the next ten spins after they hit.
Sam
Hello Sam and Vundarosa . . .
I happen to have a 150 spin Tracker. Attached are two versions, one has built in RNG and the other is for Manual entry of numbers.
The number of times each number has hit is shown at the top.
Sam, when you get to spin # 74 and any number that shows a "0" means it has slept for 74 spins.
Enjoy
Nick
Nick
Brother, we need more like you!!
Thanks a ton.
I'll do a study on my system and post.
Sam
Quote from: vundarosa on Aug 01, 05:27 AM 2012
Is there any tool to determine what numbers are hot in the last 150 spins?
Excel or otherwise
thanks
Vundarosa
Get RX and put auto spin at 150 and hit F2 button that will show you a chart with all the stats.
Quote from: Nickmsi on Aug 01, 09:40 AM 2012
Hello Sam and Vundarosa . . .
I happen to have a 150 spin Tracker. Attached are two versions, one has built in RNG and the other is for Manual entry of numbers.
The number of times each number has hit is shown at the top.
Sam, when you get to spin # 74 and any number that shows a "0" means it has slept for 74 spins.
Enjoy
Nick
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Greatly appreciated Nick! :thumbsup:
vundarosa
Quote from: vundarosa on Aug 01, 05:27 AM 2012
Is there any tool to determine what numbers are hot in the last 150 spins?
Excel or otherwise
thanks
Vundarosa
I'm old school, I track it myself........ no tool needed.
Ken
QuoteIs there any tool to determine what numbers are hot in the last 150 spins?
Excel or otherwise
thanks
Vundarosa
I have RX and can only suggest it to you. I use it allot and don't know how I could without it...
Ray
Quote from: vundarosa on Aug 01, 05:27 AM 2012
Is there any tool to determine what numbers are hot in the last 150 spins?
Excel or otherwise
thanks
Vundarosa
Hello Vundarosa,
How many spins required for you to consider it "HOT".
150 / 37 = 4,05
Would you say a number with 5 hits is hot? More?
Regards.
Quote from: VLS on Aug 02, 04:10 PM 2012
Hello Vundarosa,
How many spins required for you to consider it "HOT".
150 / 37 = 4,05
Would you say a number with 5 hits is hot? More?
Regards.
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VLS what i'm looking for is something similar to having the nbr of hits/each number in last 150 spins
At casinos stats you sometimes see, for example, #1 is hot at 6.3(x) in last 150 spins... How is that calculated, i mean how can that stat have decimal numbers?
vundarosa
Quote from: vundarosa on Aug 02, 11:22 PM 2012
At casinos stats you sometimes see, for example, #1 is hot at 6.3(x) in last 150 spins... How is that calculated, i mean how can that stat have decimal numbers?
vundarosa
Most likely they are using another measuring way such as Standard Deviation or Z-Score.
So...
What kind of measure would you require to consider a number as hot?Steve is about to let me "set shop" in the forum, and I would like to start producing "one-off" programs such as this to give it a start :) If I code it for the requests shop, your copy is free :love: (most likely since tools like this are very useful to many)
Regards.
OH, my!! This is just for me!! I've been told I'm "one off" for years!!
Quote from: TwoCatSam on Aug 03, 01:18 AM 2012
OH, my!! This is just for me!! I've been told I'm "one off" for years!!
Sam.
At times I speak a mixture of aussie, chiefly british and american English. All in one paragraph ^-^
I mean it exactly as Dictionary.com says: link:://dictionary.reference.com/browse/one%20off (link:://dictionary.reference.com/browse/one%20off)
one-offâ€, Chiefly British
adjective
1. done, occurring, or made only once; one-shot.
...Any other meaning is purely coincidential :)
Hope you like the idea of the requests shop. Requesters get the resulting software for free, downloaders support as they want.
Good stuff.
Steve already gave it the "green light".
A hot numbers software is mandatory for such a "shop" so... awaiting for vundarosa's answer :thumbsup:
Quote from: TwoCatSam on Aug 03, 01:18 AM 2012
OH, my!! This is just for me!! I've been told I'm "one off" for years!!
Just "off" mate. Like a bucket of prawns in the sun ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: VLS on Aug 02, 11:49 PM 2012
Most likely they are using another measuring way such as Standard Deviation or Z-Score.
So... What kind of measure would you require to consider a number as hot?
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that's what i'm trying to figure out. I normaly see numbers with at least 3.3 hits(?) in the last 150 spins considered as hot....how this 3.3 (hits or whatever it is ) is calculated it beats me
i like a lot the shop idea!
vundarosa
Quote from: vundarosa on Aug 03, 06:41 AM 2012
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that's what i'm trying to figure out. I normaly see numbers with at least 3.3 hits(?) in the last 150 spins considered as hot....how this 3.3 (hits or whatever it is ) is calculated it beats me
i like a lot the shop idea!
vundarosa
At SMLive they just use any numbers that hit more than average within any spin sample. It could be 50 or 20 recent spins. Its never a fixed number from my observation so i guess paper and pen... ;D
"so i guess paper and pen" >>> Yep.
The most widely acceptable tracking device in any casino is pen and paper so why not use it.
In reference to hot numbers, numbers that have not shown it's ugly heads for more than 36 times is a nuisance. Hot numbers by my definition are numbers that come in multiple times within a 36 number cycle. Or any six numbers, which belong to a prescribed set of categorized numbers, that comes in a six cycle spin. Any numbers before or after a six spin cycle is irrelevant. Every number spun becomes part of a six number cycle.
In other words, the cycle of numbers is short lived. Forget the past beyond six numbers, Play the present (choice of numbers), and repeat the cycle.
If you can do that, you will win consistently. How? That's a different story.
Kimo Li
A TwoCat Hot Number:
One that has hit twice within five spins. I am playing this for real money on BV. It still--after all these years--works!
Sam
Quote from: TwoCatSam on Aug 21, 10:39 AM 2012
A TwoCat Hot Number:
One that has hit twice within five spins. I am playing this for real money on BV. It still--after all these years--works!
Sam
But remember BV is not a roulette wheel, it's a piece of software...
(so, programable...?), not a good place to test anything. Just my opinion!
nOrMy2o0o
I keep hearing this but BV say they use a physical random number generator.
Can someone more knowledgeable than me say whether this can be programmed or interferred with in any way to BV's advantage.
Trebor
Possible? = YES.
As a general rule, if it uses a computer, it's possible to tamper with.
As simple as:
If won = true then
redrawNumber()
end if
;)
OK that's logical. They could cheat if they wanted to.
Trebor
Quote from: trebor on Nov 18, 07:40 AM 2012
OK that's logical. They could cheat if they wanted to.
Trebor
Exactly, i dont say they
DO, but knowing they
COULD, is enought to keep me away from them.