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Title: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 09:06 AM 2017
This forum seems dead... nobody discussing any good ideas other than the usual... random triggers.

I think I've finally figured out how to beat Roulette thanks to some recent deep thought on the subject as well as a reminder from member Madi about some old advice regarding dispersion and avoiding variance. Madi also mentioned about a "light progression" - something that has been touted about quite a lot and may actually be a requirement. Thanks Madi!  :thumbsup:

We need to use outcomes that are not equally likely, i.e. Dozen Cycles CL1-3, and in 100 cycles we can say that variance would have reduced to the point where we can predict CL2 will be greater than CL1, which in turn will be greater than CL3, i.e. 33-44-22 to match maths expectation after 100 cycles; we can be pretty sure most will end up like that: CL2 > CL1 > CL3. This is known as "full recovery".

Before reaching full recovery we typically start out with a deficit/distance/gap that needs to be reduced and closed:
402 = 4 x CL1, 0 x CL2, 2 x CL3

CL2 now has a deficit of 5, i.e. it needs a total of 5 wins to recover and overtake CL1, which we know is how it will eventually end after however many number of cycles it takes.

So we bet CL2 and win:
412

We bet CL2 again but lose
413

We now stop betting as the deficit/gap becomes wider.
513

So we don't bet and get a virtual win:
523

The gap is now starting to close - but this is the 2nd time we tried to jump on that wave - so we need to increase our bet, i.e. a steady progression
533

Recovery is now eminent - overall we expect more wins than losses by the time we reach full recovery.
543
553
554
564

We've now reached full recovery: CL2 > CL1 > CL3.

So to recap: once a gap/distance has formed due to variance - it has to close (or "recover"). Overall we expect more wins than losses, but depending on the amount of swings will depend on how we increase chips.

Here's an example of bad variance/dispersion: 426

Based on the above example recovery can come in several stages prior to full recovery:
*CL2 > CL3 but not CL1, i.e. 876
*CL2 > CL1 but not CL3, i.e. 456
*CL1 > CL3 but less than CL2, i.e. 726
*CL2 > CL1 > CL3, i.e. 786

Above there is a maximum of 4 stages to reaching full recovery, so it may be possible to win at the partial recovery stage.

When tracking 6 outcomes that are not equally likely, i.e. Line Cycles or 6 options (Dozen Cycles Order+CL) then we have at least 6 possible stages before full recovery.

Any questions/feedback?
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Turner on Feb 08, 10:50 AM 2017
Quote from: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 09:06 AM 2017nobody discussing any good ideas
I have to tell you, I dont discuss in your posts because I have to admit, I havnt got a clue what you are talking about

Its not in a language I understand.

Hope that helps.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: denzie on Feb 08, 10:58 AM 2017
Quote from: Turner on Feb 08, 10:50 AM 2017
I have to tell you, I dont discuss in your posts because I have to admit, I havnt got a clue what you are talking about

Its not in a language I understand.

Hope that helps.

Same here  :question:
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 11:03 AM 2017
What part isn't clear?  :question:
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Rolletti on Feb 08, 11:06 AM 2017
I really would like to see a system based on your insightes be coded. Should not be too hard to do and check if it holds up flat bet or is working with progressions.

Unfortunately I expect it to have the same variance as just playing dozens straight away.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: denzie on Feb 08, 11:08 AM 2017
Quote from: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 11:03 AM 2017
What part isn't clear?  :question:

About all of it.

Now you talk about variance and recovery.
Did you saw how TG explained how the HE was break even after betting when a # number showed up? 

Meaning most sessions we win easily. But those we didn't we could certainly reduce our loss or come out winning  ;)

Stop with dozens and columns . Inside bets only. Imo
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 11:22 AM 2017
All of it!? Sounds like an overstatement! I would suggest going over each paragraph, if not sentence, and state which part(s) you understand and which part(s) you don't. You could also consider possible interpretations and describe how it comes across as non-nonsensical, i.e. "Are you perhaps referring to this or this?" or "You mean when this happens this happens?" or "What does that abbreviation/term mean? I never heard of that before" or "How can that be the same as that because below you said it was that". These are all examples of trying to understand what somebody is saying and communicating feedback to aid in working towards a more common understanding. Unless efforts are made here then it would suggest more the laziness of the reader as opposed to the incoherency of the writer.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 11:28 AM 2017
Quote from: Rolletti on Feb 08, 11:06 AM 2017
I really would like to see a system based on your insightes be coded. Should not be too hard to do and check if it holds up flat bet or is working with progressions.

Unfortunately I expect it to have the same variance as just playing dozens straight away.
I don't think it can work with flat-betting - it will need a steady progression for each swing. Perhaps with a deeper study of the dispersion waves and the limits of the outward swing, a flat-betting solution could be found. However, here we only bet during recovery - we don't bet when more deficit is being formed.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 12:24 PM 2017
I wanted to share some stats regarding CL2 recovery:

CL2 Recovered
Cycle 144%
Cycle 220%
Cycle 342%
Cycle 433%
Cycle 542%
Cycle 646%
Cycle 748%
Cycle 847%
Cycle 951%
Cycle 1057%

0103811044%11025391111169821211494017%221124662311097813%
100286590201693020%1201690120%220113851311092313%3218455
0011910001116815210128062111136512285172228379
85869101128600211130313%130996012%230844810%13274579%
200957403075109%1127629320638714172968%
002429920163910316596311636124056477%
858690125615310566421262293305635
1024334022504714055756%3124172
300307604034284%03237714%1233859
003951301284404136804%4113252
85869202274311328604203182
0131732410232815029983%
103131002318252%2132729
400105105015382%04225263%
004175302150705119782%
8586940112240331623
2031062114906
014462510904
500331402794
1043290606631%
00546303662
85869024626
501460
204364
015123
600111
10582
0068
44%20%42%33%42%8586946%
Event 1Event 2Event 3Event 4Event 5Event 6
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Rolletti on Feb 08, 12:52 PM 2017
What means spelled out in words? If you care, please!
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: RouletteGhost on Feb 08, 12:58 PM 2017
Quote from: Rolletti on Feb 08, 12:52 PM 2017
What means spelled out in words? If you care, please!

We will get nothing

I think he is a misinformation agent employed by the NWO
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 01:12 PM 2017
It means that after 10 cycles 57% of CL2 deficits have already recovered, i.e. CL2 is greater than CL1 and CL3. Recovery for CL2 = partial recovery; full recovery is when CL2 has recovered but also CL1 is higher than CL3. Remember, maths expectation is:
CL1 = 33%
CL2 = 44%
CL3 = 22%

If CL1 is ahead of CL2; or CL3 is ahead of either; then it's due to variance - specifically dispersion (=negative variance).

After 100 cycles CL2 should be 99% recovered for all permutations I would imagine.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 01:16 PM 2017
I dont know about TG . Did he reveal full system ? He said dont bet the number which one didnt appear. Ok i got his point. Then bet on landed number. Not betting on unhit he avoided say 12 number. Good. Now lets take an example. Say in 37 spin cycle 25 single and 12 double hit only. We got 12 double hit by betting on single hit thats good.before starting a 37 spin cycle each number got 1 expectation. The landed number already fulfill its expectation. You are losing on those 12 single hit number but how can we blame those number bcz they fulfill their expectation. I dont know how tg play? To win that 37 spin cycle u need 24 hit or some kind of double hit in those numbers which apear two times.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 01:22 PM 2017
@ falkor

If u come with example i think work better for everyone.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: denzie on Feb 08, 02:22 PM 2017
Quote from: Madi on Feb 08, 01:16 PM 2017
To win that 37 spin cycle u need 24 hit or some kind of double hit in those numbers which apear two times.

Two or more times with a positive progression  :)

And knowing how to recover if we get a cycle that isn't hitting on average. That's the most important part of it.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 02:45 PM 2017
@ denzie

I have tried that as well. What happen when start betting after two hit. In the next cycle 2 or 3 number goes up and rest of them down. New numbers coming up with two hits . Say if u play 12 double hit number in next cycle same things happen like first cycle. U also have to hit 12 times if u play 12 number.why i put money on doublehit number on second cycle? They havent landed on second cycle. All double hit number might gone down. And thats happen always . Most of those doublehit goes down thats why we r loser. And no idea of that recovery .
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 02:58 PM 2017
OK Guys, I figured out that it's going to be tough to play only after virtual wins in terms of recovering CL2 since we only expect CL2 to come 1 cluster at a time, so it might only recover 1 cluster at a time. Ideally we need something that recovers in a 2+ cluster at a time, but I come up with a new idea - still using regular dozen cycles - where we can play both dispersion and concentration together and hopefully recover in profit.

Double Dozen = 66%
Single Dozen = 33%

CL1 = 33%
CL2 + CL3 = 66%

What is the difference? Well, besides CL2+3 needing more than 1 spin, cycles and their constants can take on multiple ratios/expectations at once! So we need to track 3 sets of deficits:
*CL1 CL2 CL3
*Order 1 Order 2 Order 3
*CL1o1, CL2o1, CL2o2, CL3o1, CL3o2, CL3o3

Retrack when Order 1 > (Order 2 and Order 3) AND CL2 > (CL1 and CL3)

Now we're in business!!!   :thumbsup: >:D
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 03:05 PM 2017
The main issue is the variance where we are losing. I can bring some suggestion if u guys like. We can keep this TG's catch the repeter system but not betting every time. We can use winkles GUT checkpoint and trot analysis and bet where is more probable for hit. Say GuT saying in 25 th spin 3-5 number will be more than one hit. So from 25-37 we got more 7 double or more hit. We might apply a light progression in that 12 spin. But thats just a proposal . Didnt test anything
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 07:29 PM 2017
@ falkor

Bring it in the field and tell us your rules. Let us play with it and see
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: RouletteGhost on Feb 08, 09:19 PM 2017
there are no system rules to madness

he can spend a longtime writing long posts but when requested to lay it out, he cannot do it
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Madi on Feb 08, 09:43 PM 2017
 :question:

:thumbsup:
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 09, 06:53 AM 2017
6 Options works best I found... even with flat-betting!

CL1 Order 1, CL2 Order 2, CL2 Order 2, CL3 Order 1, CL3 Order 2, CL3 Order 3

Maths Expectation

CL1o110989749%
CL2o14857022%
CL2o24875922%
CL3o153722%
CL3o253222%
CL3o353742%
223294

Full recovery is when 1 > (23) > (456)

(link:s://s27.postimg.org/gpqhexec3/recovery.png)

000000
Bet option 123
            
100000
Bet option 23
            
100010
Bet option 123
            
101010
Bet option 123
            
102010
Bet option 12
            
202010
Bet option 12
            
212010
Bet option 12
            
212110
Bet option 12
            
312110
Bet option 2

322110
Full recovery!
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: mogul397 on Feb 09, 12:37 PM 2017
Quote from: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 11:03 AM 2017
What part isn't clear?  :question:

Hysterical question. "What don't you understand".

We don't understand enough to actually ask a question.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: mogul397 on Feb 09, 12:40 PM 2017
Quote from: falkor2k15 on Feb 08, 12:24 PM 2017
I wanted to share some stats regarding CL2 recovery:

CL2 Recovered
Cycle 144%
Cycle 220%
Cycle 342%
Cycle 433%
Cycle 542%
Cycle 646%
Cycle 748%
Cycle 847%
Cycle 951%
Cycle 1057%

0103811044%11025391111169821211494017%221124662311097813%
100286590201693020%1201690120%220113851311092313%3218455
0011910001116815210128062111136512285172228379
85869101128600211130313%130996012%230844810%13274579%
200957403075109%1127629320638714172968%
002429920163910316596311636124056477%
858690125615310566421262293305635
1024334022504714055756%3124172
300307604034284%03237714%1233859
003951301284404136804%4113252
85869202274311328604203182
0131732410232815029983%
103131002318252%2132729
400105105015382%04225263%
004175302150705119782%
8586940112240331623
2031062114906
014462510904
500331402794
1043290606631%
00546303662
85869024626
501460
204364
015123
600111
10582
0068
44%20%42%33%42%8586946%
Event 1Event 2Event 3Event 4Event 5Event 6

You answer using your own language. Not spoken language. Mathematical.

What is CL2? Columb 2?  What is recovery?  From where?

You explain using a set of your own words and terms. Notice how I explained this
in complete sentences where I say what I don't understand and what I am
referring to?
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 09, 06:55 PM 2017
I found edge tonight using a more simpler method, so I am going to knock this one on the head. Deficit Recovery isn't really needed as far as I can tell.... more agro than it's worth.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: huskerdu on Feb 27, 04:42 PM 2017
Sorry to say that, but, after so many years reading thousands of posts on this forum and working on hundreds of systems, it's the first time I haven't understand a single word!! Am I missing something?
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: RouletteGhost on Feb 27, 04:45 PM 2017
Join the club

Just walk away slowly

Don't turn back
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: falkor2k15 on Feb 27, 04:55 PM 2017
The idea originated with this post:
"2. Second is the constant explained by Drazen and the ratios of lengths. If you have 1000 spins, are you able to say with certainity that Red will be more or Black will be more? Are you able to say that number 36 will be more than any other number? No. But can you say that the number of repeating cycles of dozens will be more than number of different cycles of dozens. Yes, you can with absolute certainity. Leave aside winning every session for a moment. But lets say you keep a count of red and black. When red goes to 10, can you keep on betting black to balance that count, no. Keep a count of repeating cycles and different cycles. When there are 10 different cycles, can you use this count to get back the same cycles up? May be!"
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=15938.315 (page 22)

In the end I don't think I actually found a solution and suspected that Priyanka posted it out of deception. So you can see why I doubted Priyanka for so long - many things did not add up and still do not add up - like the above. However, this is some very specialized area that PA's topic deals with quite well, and Priyanka's main methods can at least lead to edge in a more simpler ways. I think overcoming variances requires some super intelligence that I just do not possess.
Title: Re: Overcoming variance with Deficit Recovery
Post by: Turner on Feb 27, 05:08 PM 2017
Quote from: huskerdu on Feb 27, 04:42 PM 2017I haven't understand a single word!! Am I missing something?
Nope