*PATTERN BREAKER*

[Tekunda]

I know there has not been a response to this topic for quite a while, but maybe I get lucky and someone will answer my question:


Here in Duisburg we manage about 25 games of roulette per hour.
So one session (just to make one piece) could easily last one hour or more.
We have 7 patterns, each pattern needs 3 games to complete, so in the best case scenario we need 7*3=21 games to find a pattern to play against. That is almost one hour of playing time and it could go easily up to 2 hours just to wait for the correct combination.
How do some of you guys play 7 sessions per visit in a BM casino?
Do you really sit at the table for hours on end or do your local BM casinos turn faster?

[DoctorSudoku]

I know there has not been a response to this topic for quite a while, but maybe I get lucky and someone will answer my question:


Here in Duisburg we manage about 25 games of roulette per hour.
So one session (just to make one piece) could easily last one hour or more.

We have 7 patterns, each pattern needs 3 games to complete, so in the best case scenario we need 7*3=21 games to find a pattern to play against. That is almost one hour of playing time and it could go easily up to 2 hours just to wait for the correct combination.
How do some of you guys play 7 sessions per visit in a BM casino?

Do you really sit at the table for hours on end or do your local BM casinos turn faster?

I play PB only at AIRBALL machines (I live in the US).

It is not very practical to play this method at a regular dealer-spun table because sometimes the dealers take several minutes before making the next spin (on some very busy weekends, sometimes you have to wait 6-10 minutes between spins !).

In the airball machines that I play, the ball rolls every 30-45 seconds (depending on which machine and which manufacturer).

In addition, the display unit always shows the last 24 or so numbers. When I sit down at the terminal, there are, thus, already 24 numbers for me to start tracking with.

What I do is I ignore the 8 furthest back numbers (just my preference) and start my tracking of the R/B patterns with the last 16 numbers.

On average, the first trigger (the 7th pattern) appears around the 30 spin mark -- so basically my average waiting time is about 8-12 minutes.

So, yes, if you want to play PB, dealer-spun tables may not be the most appropriate venue where to try this method.

The undeniable truth of the matter is that I can only play PB at roulette because the casinos that are within driving distance of my home all have airball machines.

[DoctorSudoku]

I play PB only at AIRBALL machines (I live in the US).

It is not very practical to play this method at a regular dealer-spun table because sometimes the dealers take several minutes before making the next spin (on some very busy weekends, sometimes you have to wait 6-10 minutes between spins !).

In the airball machines that I play, the ball rolls every 30-45 seconds (depending on which machine and which manufacturer).

In addition, the display unit always shows the last 24 or so numbers. When I sit down at the terminal, there are, thus, already 24 numbers for me to start tracking with.

What I do is I ignore the 8 furthest back numbers (just my preference) and start my tracking of the R/B patterns with the last 16 numbers.

On average, the first trigger (the 7th pattern) appears around the 30 spin mark -- so basically my average waiting time is about 8-12 minutes.

So, yes, if you want to play PB, dealer-spun tables may not be the most appropriate venue where to try this method.

The undeniable truth of the matter is that I can only play PB at roulette because the casinos that are within driving distance of my home all have airball machines.

An addendum to my above post:

As I have said before elsewhere on this thread, I usually play PB at roulette about 4 times per casino visit (all at airball machines).

I play 2 games consecutively and then maybe 2 more games after a break of one or two hours.

I also flip from R/B  to O/E to H/L and back to R/B for my triggers.

So let's say I have just finished playing one game with the R/B trigger.

For the second game, I switch over to O/E.

Now here is the thing that I do to drastically cut down on the tracking time.

As I mentioned in my previous post, the display units for the airball machines show the 24 previous numbers. In fact, they are the numbers I used for my first game using the R/B trigger.

So what I do is I again ignore the 8 furthest back numbers and I start my tracking of the O/E trigger using the last 16 numbers  (that were used for the R/B game).

And again within 8-12 minutes, the 7th pattern shows up and I have my trigger for the O/E game.

So if you want to play multiple P/B games consecutively, this is one method that you can use to drastically cut down on the waiting time (of course, in order to use this method, you will have to keep flipping between R/B, O/E, and H/L as I do).

[Tekunda]

Thanks DoctorSudoko for your quick response.
It shows me that I understood the rules, because I was afraid that due to the time factor I didn't understand the game and use more time to play the game.


Now I found one casino online which is the Dragonara in Malta.
You can play at a real table via camera, you can also see the guests in Malta making their bets.
So it's almost like you would play in a BM casino but their spin rate is far better.
They spin around every 30 seconds, which is 2 games per minute.
I use this casino a lot, never had issues if you have your wins transfered to your account.

[Tekunda]

Oh, DOCTORSUDOKO please allow me 2 more questions:


Once the first session is over and hopefully you won, does tracking start anew?


You never take the already spun patterns to find another pattern more quickly.
By that I mean you could strike out the very first pattern which started the sequence, then you have six patterns left and then you just wait until you have seven unique patterns.
It's like using the marquee numbers when you started the session.
This would speed the game up a bit.

[DoctorSudoku]

Oh, DOCTORSUDOKO please allow me 2 more questions:

You never take the already spun patterns to find another pattern more quickly.

By that I mean you could strike out the very first pattern which started the sequence, then you have six patterns left and then you just wait until you have seven unique patterns.
It's like using the marquee numbers when you started the session.
This would speed the game up a bit.
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No, I absolutely do NOT cancel out the first pattern just to speed up the tracking for the next game.

I would NOT recommend it.

[DoctorSudoku]

Oh, DOCTORSUDOKO please allow me 2 more questions:


Once the first session is over and hopefully you won, does tracking start anew?

As I explained before, after the first game (using R/B) is over, I play the next game using O/E.

I use the previous 16 or so numbers from the R/B game for that purpose.

See my Reply # 3467 above.

There is no problem doing that because R/B and O/E are different "PARAMETERS" or "DIMENSIONS."

[SamNL]

Hey Doctor,

What progression are you using with the Pattern Breaker?

[DoctorSudoku]

Hey Doctor,

What progression are you using with the Pattern Breaker?

Hi Sam,
I started playing PB back in the fall of 2015 and for two years, I used the 1 2 2 progression.

Then toward the end of last year, I switched over to the 1 2 progression.

Initially, I had success with it.

But then I started seeing a lot of wins come on the third round (which I was missing out on, obviously).

So now I have reverted to the 1 2 2 progression.

I am still getting good results using it (just as I was getting previously).

[DoctorSudoku]

Hi Sam,
I started playing PB back in the fall of 2015 and for two years, I used the 1 2 2 progression.

Then toward the end of last year, I switched over to the 1 2 progression.

Initially, I had success with it.

But then I started seeing a lot of wins come on the third round (which I was missing out on, obviously).

So now I have reverted to the 1 2 2 progression.

I am still getting good results using it (just as I was getting previously).

In addition to the 1 2 2 progression, you can also give the 1 1 3 progression a try (always test extensively before risking any money).

Also, applying PB to baccarat will give you more profits compared to roulette -- that should not be a surprise given that any EC method (like PB) that works for roulette should give even better results when applied to baccarat because the tie outcome does not punish you as do the 0/00.

[Proofreaders2000]

Here is a tracker that includes Pattern Breaker

Pattern Breaker by John Legend aka Fender1000

[sugtips]

In addition to the 1 2 2 progression, you can also give the 1 1 3 progression a try (always test extensively before risking any money).

Also, applying PB to baccarat will give you more profits compared to roulette -- that should not be a surprise given that any EC method (like PB) that works for roulette should give even better results when applied to baccarat because the tie outcome does not punish you as do the 0/00.

Dear Sir, Good Afternoon.
How are you?

How's it going, are you still using this system and same progression?

Love and Light,
Sugtips

[Jan]

Good evening all.
I am new and very curious.
Is there a manual for the Multi system tracker V.16

[coinbase]

Hi all,

Fisrt i wanna thanks JL, ZigZag and Jon86 for this marvelous system! 

Now, there is my small contribution: an Excel tracker.

Very easy to use, no pen or keyboard needed! Just your mouse.

You need Microsoft Office to use it.

link:://:.normy2000.dyndns.org/images/Suivi Patern Breaker.xls (link:://:.normy2000.dyndns.org/images/SuiviPaternBreaker.xls)

Enjoy,
nOrMy2o0o

Link is dead.  Can someone please repost the Excel file