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Made a video on a fun way to play roulette.

youtu.be/iegV5bGdLnY?si=mBZJAe9n6mf-STx1

Table of Contents for Book Seven.  Each system separately costs $25.  Book=$50

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a method on R-sim has an average of 71 spins.
Same method at Wiesbaden average of 40 spins.

Quote from: VLS on Jan 18, 06:21 AM 2026* Cycle 2: a barometer for continuation of clumping between cycles, weighted sub‑cycles, and inter-cycle trend/flow direction.

I've been a member of the "2nd Cycle Betting Club" for a long time now.

Specifically, the window from 2 to 2.5 cycles (Spins 38 to 56).

The 1st cycle is often too volatile: you're essentially "swimming without tasting the stream." By Cycle #2, you finally have the data to avoid "betting mid-air," and the momentum (the staying power) still has steam.

By the time you approach the 3rd cycle, however, most continuations have already started to dwindle. Hence, the very specific window.

As an added bonus, after a hit, you can simply "look back" at the previous 37 spins to maintain a form of continuous, cycle-based play.

Quote from: VLS on Jan 18, 06:21 AM 2026base decisions on the short-term scenario in front of you. That means adopting a perpetual short-term betting mindset

If you take only one piece of advice from my points, make it that one.

It is incredibly tempting to chase "Regression to the Mean" or other long-term theories, but remember: a 3-cycle window (111 spins) is its own self-contained reality. Think of it as a roulette "shoe" with defined boundaries; it allows you to know exactly where you are at all times.

On the other hand, banking on the idea that "it will even out in the long run" is a common trap.

It can be far more profitable to capture the averages (the common +90% instances) rather than trying to overcome the statistical extremes.

In a sound betting strategy, knowing when to stop can prove to be as valuable as knowing when to bet.

When you get serious about betting from this side of the table, you realize it's ultimately a "beating the averages" game.

Cheers,
Vic

Hi guys I been on/off Rng roulette for few years

And reached the Pinnacle

What I have learned

Rng does not remember what number it's used
Or repeated but must balance out it's distribution of numbers

Rng will run to infinity

You can jump in the infinite train at any time after 50 spins or spin 1
It will continue doing what it is programmed to do but you have the choice to jump off anytime

You have to make the decision when when to jump off

If your playing 80 or over spins per a session
Your missed the stop 🛑
Your at a loss

144 spins. What does days of Wiesbaden show? Can it be done on R-sim?

Here are 189 spins for 16.02.2026 from Wiesbaden