37 back to basics

[gizmotron2]

Not at all. Unfortunately I am 700 kms from the nearest B&M casino.

Now they have just tightened up access to online casinos for Australian players. I simply have no way to play it and practice, unless I use Gizmos testing software. It’s incredibly frustrating....

Oh, I thought this was 700 miles. It's about 440 miles. That's doable in a car in about 6 or 7 hours, depending on the speed limit and roads. That changes everything. You could get by with a $2,000 bankroll.

[bigmoney]

back to basics very very slow thread
im thinking the holy grail is contained in the LOTT

he hehe

[Bigbroben]

Why would you think so?  Mind explaining?

[Irish88]

Regarding the LOTT, could it be as simple as 2 out of three numbers would appear on average? 1 out of 3 would be unhit on average. It seems to easy but maybe this is what they are referring too.

24 numbers average in a cycle
12 doubles-repeats/pairs
12/13 unhits.

12 numbers on each side of the wheel or table appear on average.
6 doubles or pairs on each side of the wheel or table appear on average.
6 unhits on each side of wheel or table appear on average.

[bigmoney]

Great example irish88

[Elite]

Both side, number sequence and distance on table and wheel

[Irish88]

Ok the basics is if you know what the average gaps between numbers at each stage you can work out what is expected to happen..how 1 standalone number will either become two or three or four...
That’s the basics ..there will be an average distance between number groups..
If you the average 24 numbers are near enough the normal and 12 unhit are normal...then in the vey1st pic you will see how many standalone numbers with no touching numbers are out...we think 12 unhit numbers are not going to come out and we know the average unhit ie empty blocks are only going to be so wide..then you can conclude that from the very 1st pic your definitely going to link some of them stand alone numbers up..becouse at the end of 37 spins you will only have the average standalone numbers left ..which means the unhit will be either side or in a small block..
This is the basics..
Towards balancing

I think 6th has provided great info regarding hits and gaps.

[Elite]

2nd Dozen distribution on wheel

[Elite]

 ist , 2nd and 3rd dozen distribution on wheel

[Elite]

if any dozen to sleep, then i will chooose below sector to hit,  if i am rolling wheel

[Elite]

if want to keep ball in first and 3rd dozen, and avoid 2nd dozen, i will choose below area , if i am rolling wheel , as per probalibty

[Elite]

if any high roller on black or red, then i will choose below area, to hit, if i am rolling wheel , as per probabilty

[Ricky]

Apologies for the delay in continuing this thread with my RX. I have recieved a few requests on the rules I have coded and on using the RX so I will set up another thread to allow a discussion on using the RX to test the B2B ideas. The current thread should continue to be used to discuss how to apply B2B ideas to a betting strategy.

But my suggestion to all is to keep it simple. There is no one answer in roulette as we all know and trying to devise some complex rules around sleepers or complex stat calculations just complicates the solution for those that just want simple principle to follow.

The way I see the solution is with the following principles:

1. Track: Track the spin cycle to understand how the game is flowing. The AYK tracker link:://ayk.bplaced.net/tracker8/ is excellent for this purpose. Those that say each spin is independant can continue playing randomly without a systematic approach. No more to see here. Those that want to play better than random should take note of what is happening in the cycle.

2. Bet Selection: Based on this flow we can formulate a plan of attack. This covers the idea that not all approach will win for any given cycle . We need to choose the approach based on the flow. This is where the B2B thread is used to share ideas on where to focus our selected numbers on that we observe happens more times than not.

3. Chip Distribution: While any system or approach  that has an advantage should be played flatbet we should not discount the fact that the only way to win big consistently is to have a well planned chip distribution to maximize returns. There are several ways to distribute chips on the layout. Although flatbet can define same chips distributed evenly on the table each spin without any progression, the same chips can be distributed unevenly with different outcomes. We should explore the basics of how to do this in the context of B2B bet selection.

4. Bankroll Management: How much we bet should be in proportion of our bankroll size? The higher the bankroll the higher the chip size that can be used. So we need to define what is the bankroll needed for any given bet selection in advance and size our bankroll to support the worst case scenario of a loss of a cycle and allow for multiple losses.

5. Recovery: Does our bet selection incorporate a recovery cycle? Or do we accept losses and play flatbet knowing we can recover losses over time? This may be an optional discussion for some depending on how they approach their game.

If anyone sees it different or has any other points to be considered feel free to contribute.

More to come soon

Cheers,
Ricky

[Irish88]

I am just not sure what the starting point is. Do you only start betting once a pair has appeared? Then do you add the two neighbors as well? How long do you play the pair for? What is the max numbers to play? Once you have 4 pairs that have hit you are up to 16 numbers. I worry that is to many but I could be wrong. If a number repeats are you adding their two neighbors? I used to think so but I am not so sure anymore. I do believe once a pair has appeared, you include those two numbers in your bet selection. Would you add the two neighbors since the idea is that pairs well eventually expand?

Thank you Ricky

[stringbeanpc]

Slightly easier to read