Van der Waerden's theorem

[MAX]

This is a interesting theorem which could assist in bet selection.

Have any body done research on it?

Regards
Max

[MAX]

Using the Pigeon  Hole principal by placing bets on dozens when only one even chance does not qualify on the Van der Waerden's theorem.

The problem appears if a dozen sleep to long and then a big bankroll is needed.

This theorem is quite interesting because it can even be used on  more then 9 numbers,like 18...

Regards
Max

[hanshuckebein]

hi max,

regarding the pigeon hole principle you might look through the posts of the forum member Dyksexlic.

maybe there's something of value for you there.

cheers

hans

[superman]

Dyksexlic

Only problem there is he never really gave us much info, I coded what Victor and I thought he was saying but it collapsed, apparently he ended up covering almost the whole table with plenty of chips, maybe we did it wrong, I don't know, but we never got the full explanation.

EDIT: I still have the files for what we think is his system so if someone can work out what he was saying I can re jig the bot for it.

[Optimist]

Only problem there is he never really gave us much info, I coded what Victor and I thought he was saying but it collapsed, apparently he ended up covering almost the whole table with plenty of chips, maybe we did it wrong, I don't know, but we never got the full explanation.

EDIT: I still have the files for what we think is his system so if someone can work out what he was saying I can re jig the bot for it.

Hi,

If you could send those files I would be very thankful.

Thanks

DL

[superman]

If you could send those files I would be very thankful

When I said files I actually meant code, as in programming files for the bot, sorry for any confusion mate.

[MAX]

According to the theorem there must be a repeat of the same chance at least three times in nine outcomes with the same distance between them and that is a fact.

Example : LLHHLLHLL

There 511 possible combination of nine chances with 142 combination that can go both ways.(+-)

511-142=369 winning combination.

Example of both ways :LLHLHHLLH ( here it can be H or L to form three in a row.)

A different combinations of bets could improve the odds.

Regards
Max






 

[MAX]

Hi Hans


Thanks for  the suggestion.


Regards
Max

[hanshuckebein]

I found this on the internet just yesterday.

right at the begining t the author presents a pigeon hole calculation for roulette. maybe we could find a way to create a bet from this.

cheers

hans