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Title: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: SWEET on Aug 04, 12:59 AM 2019
I copied from other forum...

Kimo Li roulette foundation number
The basic value for eu. wheel numbers,

5, 6, 1, 4, 3, 2,7, 8, 7, 6, 9, 4,9, 2, 3, 8, 5, 1,
5,6, 7, 6, 1, 2,5, 4, 9, 4, 9, 2,7, 1, 3, 8,3, 8...

I bet someone smirking...reading this
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 04, 01:41 AM 2019
On a first quick view I see a rearranging of quads.
Could you please post the link to possible further information so at least  I could smile.  ^-^ Thanks
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: SWEET on Aug 04, 03:16 AM 2019
link:s://betselection.cc/roulette-forum/kimo-li-roulette-foundation-numbers/msg67151/#msg67151
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 04, 07:18 AM 2019
If (mo == modulo then ki = ?)
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 10:25 AM 2019
I wonder how many people kimo has tricked

This is just 9 Numbers.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 05, 02:48 PM 2019
No need to wonder. You see, it's very simple. If someone has been "tricked" you would have heard it by now. Why, because roulette forums provide a place for roulette players to express their disappoints when being "tricked."

On the other hand, if someone has learned something of value and is making money. Why would they post it on the roulette forums? The way I see it. People who speak ill about the Kimo Li way have no understanding of how it works. People who do, have no need to talk about their success.

So, if you have been "tricked" speak now or forever hold your tongue.

Kimo Li
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 02:52 PM 2019
People absolutely would post success stories.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 05, 03:03 PM 2019
Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 02:52 PM 2019
People absolutely would post success stories.

No one in the circle of the Kimo Li way will ever post publicly about their success. They share their success stories in our private forum, exclusive members who speak the same language.

This is no doubt that people share their success stories here. That's a good thing for members here.

Kimo Li
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 07:50 PM 2019
I visited your website

Where would you suggest someone begin?

I have American wheels. American bow tie? I’m just curious
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 08:24 PM 2019
All I know is original poster put numbers 1-9 in a weird order. What’s the point of that
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 05, 08:38 PM 2019
Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 07:50 PM 2019
I visited your website

Where would you suggest someone begin?

I have American wheels. American bow tie? I’m just curious

The best place to start is to read my books. It will give the roulette player an idea what the Global Pie Method (GPM) is about.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 05, 08:45 PM 2019
Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 05, 08:24 PM 2019
All I know is original poster put numbers 1-9 in a weird order. What’s the point of that

Attached is a spreadsheet which shows how this poster came up with these weird numbers.
It is just the sum of each number from the European wheel from number 32 to 26.

All of these numbers can be found in each 09 number quads. I call these numbers Root Factors.

There is more in these numbers that meets the eye. Sophisticated strategies are built on this one principle, much like finales.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 06, 02:14 AM 2019
Other way to get the numers:

32/9 = 3 remainder 5      control: 3*9 + 5 = 32
15/9 = 1 remainder 6                     1*9 + 6 = 15
19/9 = 2 remainder 1                     2*9 + 1 = 19
.
.
27/9 = 3 remainder 0                     3*9 + 0 = 27

This is the so called modulo calculation.  (in german Excel: REST function)

All remainder 0 set to 9, you get the numbers.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 06, 02:19 AM 2019
Quote from: Herby on Aug 06, 02:14 AM 2019
Other way to get the numers:

32/9 = 3 remainder 5      control: 3*9 + 5 = 32
15/9 = 1 remainder 6                     1*9 + 6 = 15
19/9 = 2 remainder 1                     2*9 + 1 = 19
.
.
27/9 = 3 remainder 0                     3*9 + 0 = 27

This is the so called modulo calculation.  (in german Excel: REST function)

All remainder 0 set to 9, you get the numbers.

P.S.:  in English Excel: MOD function
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 03:17 AM 2019
Now all one has to do is apply the function and create strategies. Any suggestions?
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 06, 04:24 AM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 03:17 AM 2019all one has to do is apply the function
Hi Kimo Li,
Applying a function means here a transformation from one number to annother.
In the special case all quad relations stay the same (without zero).
So nothing new under the sun.

Searching for "Kimo Li" delivers more than 1 Mio results.
So you are the hero and surely can show something impressive.  :thumbsup:
Greets
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 05:42 AM 2019
The principle of these Root Factor numbers is used to track 12 number combinations, much like tracking dozens or columns, it can be simple as tracking streets or more complex 12 number combinations.

There are 280 combinations of 12 number tracking strategies. Attached is a spreadsheet which show two matrices and the layout and an index of all 280 possible combinations. How does one track these combinations? I am sure someone will give it a stab.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: 6th-sense on Aug 06, 12:46 PM 2019
i see this is set out in such a way that root factors of groups are its opposite plus or minus 18...the only difference between the numbers in each group..coincindence? both connected to low and high
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: 6th-sense on Aug 06, 12:53 PM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 05:42 AM 2019
The principle of these Root Factor numbers is used to track 12 number combinations, much like tracking dozens or columns, it can be simple as tracking streets or more complex 12 number combinations.

There are 280 combinations of 12 number tracking strategies. Attached is a spreadsheet which show two matrices and the layout and an index of all 280 possible combinations. How does one track these combinations? I am sure someone will give it a stab.

one way to track is to try rrbb streams tracking on this to see if it,ll perform as everything else in that format
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: The General on Aug 06, 02:19 PM 2019
Let's pretend for one moment that the Kimo method somehow increased the accuracy of a prediction.
If it did and if it provided a small edge, you would be completely negating the advantage by adding additional random numbers from a street, high low, red/black etc. 

There are no magical patterns on the layout.  Instead, focus on the wheel.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 03:01 PM 2019
Quote from: The General on Aug 06, 02:19 PM 2019
Let's pretend for one moment that the Kimo method somehow increased the accuracy of a prediction.
If it did and if it provided a small edge, you would be completely negating the advantage by adding additional random numbers from a street, high low, red/black etc. 

There are no magical patterns on the layout.  Instead, focus on the wheel.

Global Pie Method described in my books solely focuses on the wheel, from listing sectors to numbers spread out evenly throughout the wheel. To discount the layout as not having patterns limits betting opportunities for the roulette player. In the world of wheel patterns or number patterns, tracking trends are universal. It's the ability of how to track these patterns which makes a roulette player successful. Of course other factors such as betting amounts and money management are necessary.

You are correct, there are no "magical" patterns on the layout. There are only patterns on the layout that offer money making opportunities.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: The General on Aug 06, 04:14 PM 2019
My main point is, don't mix random bets with bets that "supposedly" have an edge.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: poluvolo on Aug 06, 04:42 PM 2019
kimo  li your email adress is incorrect please try again
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 05:02 PM 2019
Quote from: The General on Aug 06, 04:14 PM 2019
My main point is, don't mix random bets with bets that "supposedly" have an edge.

Who made the rules?

Random bets can be made with bets that "supposedly" have an edge. I am not governed by "the rules." I have my own guidelines, breaking down barriers set forth by rules that have hindered the progress of beating the game of roulette.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: The General on Aug 06, 06:15 PM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 05:02 PM 2019
Who made the rules?

Random bets can be made with bets that "supposedly" have an edge. I am not governed by "the rules." I have my own guidelines, breaking down barriers set forth by rules that have hindered the progress of beating the game of roulette.

I'm assuming that you feel that your method generates an edge for the player?

If so, then mixing in random numbers will largely wash out and negate any edge.  Understand?
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 06:24 PM 2019
Quote from: The General on Aug 06, 06:15 PM 2019
I'm assuming that you feel that your method generates an edge for the player?

If so, then mixing in random numbers will largely wash out and negate any edge.  Understand?

I understand your perspective. From your perspective, it will largely wash out and negate any edge. From my perspective, my method allows the player to capitalize on opportunities that present itself, defying all logic. Needless to say, the edge will never change. But, opportunities presented will generate consistent profits.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: The General on Aug 06, 08:42 PM 2019
Well I'm sure your method makes the game more fun for some people to play.  :)

What part of the US are you playing in these days?
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 06, 11:21 PM 2019
Funny you should ask. I stopped playing since July 23, 2019 because of medical reasons. But a team of players are making the rounds in Las Vegas and they share a percentage of their profits while I address my health issues.

Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Taotie on Aug 07, 01:56 AM 2019
Kimo Li,
Best wishes to you for a healthy and positive prognosis
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 02:57 AM 2019
Quote from: Taotie on Aug 07, 01:56 AM 2019
Kimo Li,
Best wishes to you for a healthy and positive prognosis

Thanks Taotie for the positive vibes.
Good health to you.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 07, 04:43 AM 2019
Hi Kimo Li,
my best wishes for your health.

Thanks for your Excel sheet.
Cool permutations. :thumbsup:

You will be more impressed than me:
with Mathematica code  its a 1 liner to get your sets:

Cases[Subsets[
  Subsets[Range[9], {3}], {3}], _?(Length[Union[Flatten[#]]] == 9 &)]


Can be proven with a Raspberry Pi.

Kimo Li please show something impressive.  :thumbsup:
Thanks and may the force be with you
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 08:15 AM 2019
Herby, thanks for the well wishes. I am impressed with the Mathematica code, one line to get results, although I do not understand it.
Impressive? That's a tall order. Recently, up until July 23, before I had a medical episode, I was playing airball roulette at Casino Arizona. These sessions were played while playing poker. I would take a 10 minute break from the poker room and play InterBlock roulette.

There are strict betting limitations on airball machine. The player can only bet up to 35.00 per spin, maximum bet. The minimum bet is 1.00.
My buy in was 100.00. Each session is about 10 minutes, except for one, 758.00, 30 minute session before I went home after playing poker at 3am in the morning. See attached for results. Dates are from 7/18-7/23.

Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Taotie on Aug 07, 08:39 AM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 08:15 AM 2019...I went home after playing poker at 3am in the morning.

Sheesh man,  WTF.

No wonder you got some health problems....OJ
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Pave on Aug 07, 09:46 AM 2019
This tracker quite cool tool, handy to use if you play online casinos.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 11:49 AM 2019
Quote from: Taotie on Aug 07, 08:39 AM 2019
Sheesh man,  WTF.

No wonder you got some health problems....OJ

Warning, the lifestyle of a gambler may be detrimental to your health. :ooh:
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 07, 12:25 PM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 08:15 AM 2019I do not understand it
:question: This line of code gives all 280 combinations on the right side of your Excel sheet. 

:sad2: Sorry for my poor explanation.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 04:46 PM 2019
I wish I had that code years ago. I did everything manually, could have saved a lot of time.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: moonstone on Aug 07, 06:19 PM 2019
Hi Kimo, hope you are better shape now!  :)

BR TJ
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 06:41 PM 2019
Hi TJ,

I am recovering. It's been too many years since we spoke. I hope life is treating you well.

Regards,
Kimo
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Pave on Aug 07, 11:44 PM 2019
link:s://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=8073.0
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: moonstone on Aug 08, 03:33 AM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 07, 06:41 PM 2019
Hi TJ,

I am recovering. It's been too many years since we spoke. I hope life is treating you well.



Regards,
Kimo

Good that you are getting better! 👍🙂

Jep, time goes so fast..

Well, still standing 😁
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 08, 04:27 AM 2019
Just got a pm question to my script above:
it is a so called 1 liner (consists of only 1 line of code), the forum software made a 2 liner out of it  :sad2:

To use it:
just copy the 2 lines of of code, paste it into Mathematica, run the code and you get the 280 Kimo Li sets.

I tested it again, it still works  :wink:



Cases[Subsets[Subsets[Range[9], {3}], {3}], _?(Length[Union[Flatten[#]]] == 9 &)]



The small title above (Code Select) is still partially covered, but doesn't matter

Have fun
and tell me how to win
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 14, 04:44 AM 2019
Hi Kimo Li,
thanks for the pictures of your won money.
Impressive on the greedy "homo erectus level".

I thought you would show some output of your brainware.
Something a little bit stronger than permutation of quads.
If it can be done with a 1 liner of code the information density is poor as you know of course.
Have a great day
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 14, 05:01 PM 2019
Sorry Herby, I am only inclined to exhibit the results and power of the permutation quads.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 15, 02:30 AM 2019
These Root Factors also serve an important role in determining what numbers belong to which columns without looking at the layout.

Any number that has a root of 1, 4, 7 can be found in the first column.
2, 5, 8 the second column.
3, 6, 9 the third column.

Example, 35, the root is 8, therefore, located in the second column.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Gandhi on Aug 15, 07:08 PM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 05, 08:38 PM 2019
The best place to start is to read my books. It will give the roulette player an idea what the Global Pie Method (GPM) is about.

What would you suggest next after the book and having an idea about what GPM is about?
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 15, 09:34 PM 2019
That's up to the reader to decide, disregard the knowledge, write a review, or pursue further information.
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Herby on Aug 16, 06:40 AM 2019
Quote from: Kimo Li on Aug 15, 02:30 AM 2019Example, 35, the root is 8, therefore, located in the second column.
Just for completeness:
An other way to get the column is again with the modulo function (searches the remainder of a division).
Example: 35/3= 11 + remainder 2 => Column 2

Why divide by 3 ? We have 3 columns.

Similar with streets, lines, ...
Title: Re: Kimo Li roulette foundation numbers.
Post by: Kimo Li on Aug 16, 12:48 PM 2019
Thanks for the modulo function explanation regarding use of the remainder for determining the column location.

I find it easier to use the sum of the digits to find the location of each number with regards to column location, only because my brain is not comfortable with using division in my head, especially when I have only 30 seconds to decide what numbers to bet before the dealer says "No more bets."

Perhaps division is easier for others. So, it boils down to a matter of preference.