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Roulette-focused => General Discussion => Topic started by: RouletteExplorer on Oct 05, 06:18 PM 2011

Title: flat bet question
Post by: RouletteExplorer on Oct 05, 06:18 PM 2011
If we have a FLAT betting system that is on the STREETS and in every spin we bet 1-5 streets and after 865 betted spins we are +155 chips with the biggest down -80 chips is it supposed to be something strong or the testing is too little.....

I am asking the maths guys and the guys that have tested a lot of flat bet systems.
Title: Re: flat bet question
Post by: birdhands on Oct 05, 06:30 PM 2011
I'm not sure if I meet your criteria but here's my 2 cents:


I would say that's less than 1% of the spins you need to get a clear read on the system.
Title: Re: flat bet question
Post by: dchq_bam on Oct 05, 06:46 PM 2011
ill do some testing
Title: Re: flat bet question
Post by: hanshuckebein on Oct 06, 03:46 AM 2011
I'd somehow refer to the Van Keelen Test. for playing single streets it demands these results:

1000 spins = 200 units won
8000 spins = 500 units won
100.000 spins = any amount of units won above 0

all spins played masse egal

cheers

hans



Title: Re: flat bet question
Post by: LuckoftheIrish on Oct 06, 04:23 AM 2011
You probably have caught a good streak with your system.  I am sure that with every other system I have tested, it will eventually go negative and stay negative for good. 
Title: Re: flat bet question
Post by: RouletteExplorer on Oct 06, 07:03 AM 2011
Thank you all for ur interest in replying to my question.  :thumbsup:

Yes it started failling later.

As you all know me when I am making a system that shows potentials I am always posting it.

Thanks