Discovered this a while ago, and wanted to share before I forgot about it.
Sure that most experienced players have seen this before but I want document this here for my own benefit
and to help new players.
Consider that each of the numbers on the table can be reduced to a single digit
number (what I call "Root Sum") as follows:
RS Numbers
1 1,10,19,28
2 2,11,20,29
3 3,12,21,30
4 4,13,22,31
5 5,14,23,32
6 6,15,24,33
7 7,16,25,34
8 8,17,26,35
9 9,18,27,36
Incidentally, for new players, this is how to know whether a number is red or black without looking at it
Even Root sums 2,4,6,8 are Black
Odd Root sums 3,5,7,9 are Red
Root Sum 1 alternates Red,Black,Red,Black
Each Root sum has 4 numbers, and each of these 4 numbers exist in a different Quad on the table layout (1-9,10-18,19-27,28-36)
However, there are 3 dozens and 4 quads on the layout, therefore these quads and dozens overlap.
Dozen 1 ( 1-12) has 6 numbers with RS of 1,2,3 (1,2,3 & 10,11,12) and 6 Numbers with RS 4,5,6,7,8,9
Dozen 2 (13-24) has 6 numbers with RS of 4,5,6 (13,14,15 & 22,23,24) and 6 Numbers with RS 1,2,3,7,8,9
Dozen 3 (25-36) has 6 numbers with RS of 7,8,9 (25,26,27 & 34,35,36) and 6 Numbers with RS 1,2,3,4,5,6
Therefore each dozen, has a set of 3 Root Sums which cover half of the numbers within that dozen.
How could we take advantage of this ?
My first thought would be to use Priyanka's Random Thoughts
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=15938.0
by creating a pseudo dozens (RS 123, RS 456, RS 789) vs the actual dozens (1-12, 13-24,25-36).
and matching the defining dozens psuedo vs actual.
This could be played with Street Bets
Any other idea's from anyone ?
Quote from: stringbeanpc on Jan 04, 08:01 PM 2017
However, there are 3 dozens and 4 quads on the layout, therefore these quads and dozens overlap.
Any other idea's from anyone ?
I think you should go back and redesign this for the "wheel" or any full circle. That way at least you eliminate any pesky overlaps.
It's just groups of numbers after all.
Kimo Li's Corner Matrix
link:://betselection.cc/cornerquad-5/kimo-li's-corner-matrix/?PHPSESSID=l3rvg74l63tugd4ag7eu2m1t60
Quote from: Taotie on Jan 05, 07:11 AM 2017
I think you should go back and redesign this for the "wheel" or any full circle.
I agree with you. Normally I do prefer wheel based methods over table based methods.
My thoughts in the first post were something I discoverd along the way and wanted to share with others.
You're quite the numerologist! Thanks for sharing.