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Title: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Sep 30, 05:55 PM 2014
Did any systems ever pass the 10,000 spin test? Which systems performed the best on graphs?

I was interested in roulette when the Internet first came about, but the only system back then besides Martingale and the other common simple ones was Trioplay, but that turned out to be overrated.

20 years later, have systems improved?
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: RouletteGhost on Sep 30, 06:01 PM 2014
i think the star system is unbeatable

but requires insane bankroll
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Proofreaders2000 on Sep 30, 06:29 PM 2014
For a start Winkel's GUT system is worth a look (that's where I started 6 1/2 years ago.)

link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=2681.0 (link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=2681.0)

Mr. J's Complete The Street

link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=4857.0 (link:://rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=4857.0)

and Mr. J's Catch the Eight Train

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=9989.0 (link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=9989.0)
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Sep 30, 06:45 PM 2014
That's great, guys - thanks! The Star system looks great and am just checking those other 3 links now... thanks again!
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: RouletteGhost on Sep 30, 06:51 PM 2014
 im going to check those 3 links out to

as far as the star system here is the pdf

it is crazy and i dont think it CAN lose
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: RouletteGhost on Sep 30, 07:14 PM 2014
to be honest i dont fully understand the star system but supposedly it is king
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Proofreaders2000 on Oct 01, 12:50 AM 2014
As I understand it you pick an even-chance
and follow the progression 1,2,3,5,8 (stop)

(19 units per one unit base bet)

Aim for two wins, end session.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Chris555p on Oct 01, 01:47 AM 2014
@ Proof

Thanks for clarifying; But what about if the 5 bets are lost,
I suppose we just have to restart the cycle again, is that correct....?
Thanks.

Cheers

Chris
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Tamino on Oct 01, 07:18 AM 2014
The  best  system / method  is   betting for  a  change of an EC.

*****"'diminishing probability.' as any repeated pattern of chance events continues its reversal becomes progressively imminent"*****

Quote by a fellow poster  in reference to this method.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Chris555p on Oct 01, 07:25 AM 2014
Totally agree; the only trick is to know when to bet, specially when to bet big......
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Proofreaders2000 on Oct 01, 07:28 AM 2014
Quote from: Chris555p on Oct 01, 01:47 AM 2014
@ Proof

Thanks for clarifying; But what about if the 5 bets are lost,
I suppose we just have to restart the cycle again, is that correct....?
Thanks.

Cheers

Chris

Yes start over at one unit if all five bets are lost.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: JimmieB on Oct 01, 08:19 AM 2014
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638 (link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638)

I stumbled across this system by Winkel about a week ago, and it's doing well. I made some off my own changes, I tried playing 4 streets, or, 2 double streets at once, however, I've reverted back to either playing the 1 double street, or, 1 street as described in the thread.

Beware you need a very large bank roll and big b***s, as some of the bets can get high in progression. I'm currently playing Sky Vegas in the UK on RNG (I know, I know) with minimum stake of 1p, therefore, £30 give you 3000 units, it also gives you good min/max table bets. I started off with a 2500 BR, and I'm now currently just under 8000 units. When playing with 1 double street, or street, I play that selection until I'm in profit, and then change the selection. I target 100 units in a session which could be made of anything from 1 game to 100 games depending how much you are winning per game.

My only concern is your BR can run out before you get the required game in +, therefore, I'm debating whether to have a stop/loss, the original thread doesn't really cover this, you are advised to keep going until you reach the table limits....

For reference the highest bet I've had to make so far was 233 units on a street and in this game I was down approximately 3200 units, I then had 2 wins in the next 6 spins and the game ended circa 550 units + I was betting on street 10 and it only appeared 6 times in 135 spins.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Tamino on Oct 01, 08:34 AM 2014
Quote from: Chris555p on Oct 01, 07:25 AM 2014
Totally agree; the only trick is to know when to bet, specially when to bet big......


Chris555p ,


For your information tjnere is a  method available as to when  to commence betting for "THE CHANGE".  It  has a positive approach but NOT  a flip of a Big bet.

You can bet a high as you want as long as you consider the  MAXIMUM of the posted table limit.

Tamino.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Tamino on Oct 01, 08:51 AM 2014
For  all   of   those who chase losses with any form of Martingale be aware of the table  limits. .

SAINT MARTINGALE  is   loved  and   embraced by the casinos.


For recreational  purposes only. Play at your own risk.

TAMINO
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Chris555p on Oct 01, 08:55 AM 2014
@ Tamino thanks for the info.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Oct 01, 09:34 AM 2014
Quote from: JimmieB on Oct 01, 08:19 AM 2014
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638 (link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638)

I stumbled across this system by Winkel about a week ago, and it's doing well. I made some off my own changes, I tried playing 4 streets, or, 2 double streets at once, however, I've reverted back to either playing the 1 double street, or, 1 street as described in the thread.

Beware you need a very large bank roll and big b***s, as some of the bets can get high in progression. I'm currently playing Sky Vegas in the UK on RNG (I know, I know) with minimum stake of 1p, therefore, £30 give you 3000 units, it also gives you good min/max table bets. I started off with a 2500 BR, and I'm now currently just under 8000 units. When playing with 1 double street, or street, I play that selection until I'm in profit, and then change the selection. I target 100 units in a session which could be made of anything from 1 game to 100 games depending how much you are winning per game.

My only concern is your BR can run out before you get the required game in +, therefore, I'm debating whether to have a stop/loss, the original thread doesn't really cover this, you are advised to keep going until you reach the table limits....

For reference the highest bet I've had to make so far was 233 units on a street and in this game I was down approximately 3200 units, I then had 2 wins in the next 6 spins and the game ended circa 550 units + I was betting on street 10 and it only appeared 6 times in 135 spins.
Looks really good! I know a double street can appear 6 times in a row max during 1 million spins, but I wonder how long a DS can sleep for?
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: ddarko on Oct 01, 09:46 AM 2014
Quote from: falkor on Oct 01, 09:34 AM 2014
Looks really good! I know a double street can appear 6 times in a row max during 1 million spins, but I wonder how long a DS can sleep for?

I have to ask, how did you obtain that stat please Falkor ?

O0
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Oct 01, 11:04 AM 2014
I test it myself at 1 million spins. I also tested other patterns like 1,1,2,3,2,1 >1,1,2,3,2,1 > 1,1,2,3,2,1 (18) = 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 (12) = 2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2 (12) = 3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3 (12) - though it fluctuate 11/13 (never more than that).

The above analysis is actually for Dozens. DS is 4/5, and Streets come max 3/4 times in a row.
EDIT: My memory might be playing up. I'll post the exact stats in a moment.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: ddarko on Oct 01, 11:47 AM 2014
Quote from: falkor on Oct 01, 11:04 AM 2014
I test it myself at 1 million spins. I also tested other patterns like 1,1,2,3,2,1 >1,1,2,3,2,1 > 1,1,2,3,2,1 (18) = 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 (12) = 2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2 (12) = 3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3,3 (12) - though it fluctuate 11/13 (never more than that).

The above analysis is actually for Dozens. DS is 4/5, and Streets come max 3/4 times in a row.
EDIT: My memory might be playing up. I'll post the exact stats in a moment.

Okay, thanks for the reply & I look forward to your future post confirming your data.

BTW, are you using "actual spins" or "RNG spins" ?

I ask because for me I think there is a world of difference between the two  ;)

O0
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Oct 01, 11:55 AM 2014
1,000,000 spins from the casino published at the roulette testing site:
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: ddarko on Oct 01, 12:12 PM 2014
Quote from: falkor on Oct 01, 11:55 AM 2014
1,000,000 spins from the casino published at the roulette testing site:

thanks for that  :thumbsup:

So IF I've read it correctly the max was EIGHT double streets in a row correct ?

Do you know were they got the 1m spins from please ? (I will have a look)

O0
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Oct 01, 12:47 PM 2014
Yep - I got confused because I was dividing those numbers by 2 when I was testing for repeating patterns.

I don't know which casino the numbers came from - but everything evens out quite nicely after 1,000,000 spins so I have no reason to suspect the data in any way.

I am going to be testing HOT and COLD numbers next. Also, I want to test a few other theories out.
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: ddarko on Oct 01, 01:33 PM 2014
Quote from: falkor on Oct 01, 12:47 PM 2014
I have no reason to suspect the data in any way.


I'm not suspecting the data I just wish to know WHERE it came from  ;)

AS for Hot & Cold numbers good luck, I believe nothing "is due" so I wish you well.

& thanks for getting back to me  :thumbsup:

O0
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Oct 01, 02:01 PM 2014
Quote from: JimmieB on Oct 01, 08:19 AM 2014
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638 (link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3928.msg36638#msg36638)

I stumbled across this system by Winkel about a week ago, and it's doing well. I made some off my own changes, I tried playing 4 streets, or, 2 double streets at once, however, I've reverted back to either playing the 1 double street, or, 1 street as described in the thread.

Beware you need a very large bank roll and big b***s, as some of the bets can get high in progression. I'm currently playing Sky Vegas in the UK on RNG (I know, I know) with minimum stake of 1p, therefore, £30 give you 3000 units, it also gives you good min/max table bets. I started off with a 2500 BR, and I'm now currently just under 8000 units. When playing with 1 double street, or street, I play that selection until I'm in profit, and then change the selection. I target 100 units in a session which could be made of anything from 1 game to 100 games depending how much you are winning per game.

My only concern is your BR can run out before you get the required game in +, therefore, I'm debating whether to have a stop/loss, the original thread doesn't really cover this, you are advised to keep going until you reach the table limits....

For reference the highest bet I've had to make so far was 233 units on a street and in this game I was down approximately 3200 units, I then had 2 wins in the next 6 spins and the game ended circa 550 units + I was betting on street 10 and it only appeared 6 times in 135 spins.

I'VE GOT EXPLOSIVE NEWS IN THE FORM OF NEW STATS!!!!

Fibonacci Numbers
1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377,610,1597

Max 1000 Table limit
Max # bets: 15 * 5 = 75

Max 2000 Table limit
Max # bets: 16 * 5 = 80

Max Cold Double Streets in 1,000,000 spins
79!  

That means this system should pass the 1 million spin test!!

Is there any way the system can be improved slightly? If we apply it to single streets would the stats fair any better?
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: nottophammer on Oct 01, 03:30 PM 2014
are supa dupa and mmsip no good, what about grandpaa's way
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: JimmieB on Oct 01, 04:09 PM 2014
Hi NTP,

I wasn't overly keen on supa had several bad
sessions at the start and that put me off, however, I think mmsip is strong with good mm. I'm not familiar with grandpa's way, any info would be appreciated.

On a side note opinions on systems can be very varied depening on the person's betting style, and, of course the success they have had with a particular system, I guess this is what's great about this forum, we can all discuss the many aspects of roulette.

Regards
Jim
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: nottophammer on Oct 02, 01:50 PM 2014
Hi Jimmie, hope works     link:://vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=6273.0 (link:://vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=6273.0)
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: JimmieB on Oct 02, 03:59 PM 2014
Cheers NTP  ;)
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: nottophammer on Oct 15, 04:06 PM 2014
Jim

do you think granps way any good
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: JimmieB on Oct 15, 04:40 PM 2014
Hi NTP

I've been sidetracked with something else over the past week/10 days, I'll PM you...

Jim
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: RouletteKnight on Nov 04, 02:29 AM 2014
Quote from: falkor on Sep 30, 05:55 PM 2014
Did any systems ever pass the 10,000 spin test? Which systems performed the best on graphs?

I was interested in roulette when the Internet first came about, but the only system back then besides Martingale and the other common simple ones was Trioplay, but that turned out to be overrated.

20 years later, have systems improved?

10,000 spins is so easy to pass. I have so many systems passing 10,000 even 20,000 spins but tank later on. Some is still positive, but its not clear whether it will win in the long term...
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: falkor on Nov 04, 04:24 AM 2014
Any examples?
Title: Re: What are the best systems in the history of this forum?
Post by: Rewster88 on Nov 04, 06:10 AM 2014
Falkor,

Maybe its an idea if everybody makes his top 5 (maybe with results?) and keep the topic updated every time there's a new good system, so that there's an overview of the systems just like the en.youroul.com website. :thumbsup:


grtzz R