The Steve way

[maestro]

ok but this is the wrong place to vent. Its not just us here

ok i will stop then..

[Steve]

ok i will stop then..

now you want peace?
f*** you.

(of course im kidding)

[maestro]

now you want peace?
f*** you.

so do i...

[Andre Chass]

What the hell is going on here?

What a hostile place...

I think I'll move on to other forum...

[maestro]

What the hell is going on here?

What a hostile place...

I think I'll move on to other forum.

please do not..i will change and be a good person

[Andre Chass]

Children can not play roulette... Only adults!

[kingmaq]

Children can not play roulette... Only adults!

I think Andre is a good guy, he is making money , he doesn't fit here in this forum, we are all mad and nasty guys here except Andre.

[denzie]

 Of course he's a decent member. But playing that method.....  
I tried years to bring the amount of numbers down. And he does the opposite. Lol.

Well I'll hope luck is on his side 

[kingmaq]

Hey Steve,

I have a fat problem with my expectation, the ball's direction sometimes ruining my selection, i see the ball landing exactly symmetrical on the other side.

You sure familiar with this problem.

Do you have a tip for me  ? Thx

[Steve]

Its probably because the ball hits mostly two particular diamonds. The end result is a win, or miss by a consistent angle. In your case its the 180 degrees. Its very common.

If youre familiar with jump charts, it causes multiple peaks. One solution is bet the two likely areas. But theres more to it because different rotor speeds will change the angle difference, the bounce predictability, and may even shift peaks because of how the ball is deflected. Its less of a problem if you stick to spins pr dealers that mostly have the same rotor speed range. Then the multiple areas are more predictable.

[kingmaq]

Its probably because the ball hits mostly two particular diamonds. The end result is a win, or miss by a consistent angle. In your case its the 180 degrees. Its very common.

If youre familiar with jump charts, it causes multiple peaks. One solution is bet the two likely areas. But theres more to it because different rotor speeds will change the angle difference, the bounce predictability, and may even shift peaks because of how the ball is deflected. Its less of a problem if you stick to spins pr dealers that mostly have the same rotor speed range. Then the multiple areas are more predictable.

the hot diamond is Fucking our prediction, covering multiple areas is the only way then !

[Steve]

In most cases you should cover multiple areas. On each spin, there are wheel sectors that are more and less likely to have the winning number. But its not so simple. You need to consider cause and effect. Its the same case with the stock markets. Prices move because of variables.

[kingmaq]

In most cases you should cover multiple areas. On each spin, there are wheel sectors that are more and less likely to have the winning number. But its not so simple. You need to consider cause and effect. Its the same case with the stock markets. Prices move because of variables.

I don't agree with this, if the calculus are correct, you should get the finger pointed to a particular number, still you can cover a few numbers around the predicted "hot bird".

[kingmaq]

Hey Steve

I saw you offered a webpage where one can evaluate his wheel, he inputs some numbers and he gets wheel rating.

What is the minimum required rating in order to profit from the wheel ?
I saw most of the wheels have approx 62% rating, is this enough ?
Thx

[Steve]

I don't agree with this, if the calculus are correct, you should get the finger pointed to a particular number, still you can cover a few numbers around the predicted "hot bird".

You cant predict exact diamond without precise calculations. Can be done with a computer. So you will usually get multiple areas to bet.

Also you mean the general wheel rating. I'm not doing them anymore as i don't have time