system9 'my personal h.g.'

[GLC]

Speed,  I know that you are correct, but what fun is that?

Any system I post or encourage I know is not a system that you can go to a casino, sit down and start racking up the chips and when you have enough, cash in and go home.

But, most of them give you a better chance at winning every now and then than playing the slots.  I assume that most people who play roulette enjoy gambling as a recreational pasttime.  Gambling only with money they count as disposable income.  If not shame on you.

I have a couple of systems that I'm still ahead of the casino playing.  It's fun to see if my knowledge of the game, self control, money management can beat them.  I have no illusions that I can't lose.  If you read my posts, you'll know that I even warn members and guests that they can lose with an advantage because of your "deviations."  They need to be aware of the gambler's ruin formula which calculates how many chips you need in your bankroll to give yourself the best odds of not going broke based on your advantage or disadvantage.  Also, remember my analogy to the guy shuffling plugs around in a leaky dam.  He's always 1 plug short.

Off the subject, am I right in assuming that you are Serbian?

GLC

[JavierTT]

Well, i want to make you a question.


Recently, a new law in Spain cant let me to play with "Live Dealers". I dont know why. Im angry about that, but nothing i can do by now.


Im trying with a random numbers generator and results are good by now.


The question is obvious: What do you think about play your system on RNG mode?  [size=78%]    [/size]Have you tried it? I dont mean that i am going to play in a rng casino. Im talking about system9 on RNG[size=78%] [/size] [size=78%] [/size]


Please, dont tell me: Play on a land base casino or play with live dealer. I cant do now.    [size=78%] [/size]Well... it maybe dublinbet. I m not sure


Thank you.


JavierTT

[TwoCatSam]

I am running the System9 bot on Bet Voyager and winning---for now.  Maybe all luck.  I always say that.

Try it with pennies.  How bad can it be?

Sam

[speed]

Speed,  I know that you are correct, but what fun is that?

Any system I post or encourage I know is not a system that you can go to a casino, sit down and start racking up the chips and when you have enough, cash in and go home.

But, most of them give you a better chance at winning every now and then than playing the slots.  I assume that most people who play roulette enjoy gambling as a recreational pasttime.  Gambling only with money they count as disposable income.  If not shame on you.

I have a couple of systems that I'm still ahead of the casino playing.  It's fun to see if my knowledge of the game, self control, money management can beat them.  I have no illusions that I can't lose.  If you read my posts, you'll know that I even warn members and guests that they can lose with an advantage because of your "deviations."  They need to be aware of the gambler's ruin formula which calculates how many chips you need in your bankroll to give yourself the best odds of not going broke based on your advantage or disadvantage.  Also, remember my analogy to the guy shuffling plugs around in a leaky dam.  He's always 1 plug short.

Off the subject, am I right in assuming that you are Serbian?

GLC

First i must say that you're very good with progressions, perhaps the best. Now I understand that you play roulette for fun but most people here do it because they feel that way can earn, but this is not true and they need to know.

None of these mathematical systems in the forum does not reduce the house advantage, will we  use a progression or hit and run or a different bet selection etc etc, in other words whatever we do it remains the same 2.7%. Second enemy is the deviation, but maybe we can change that enemy to our advantage, by this I mean on the positive progressions, but still remain the first enemy who is undefeated and is called house advantage. 

Off the subject, yes am Serb , why?

[GLC]

Off the subject, yes am Serb , why?

In 1995-1998 I lived in Sofia.  It was an interesting place to live for a few years.  I had a small business exporting hand-made artifacts to the US for sale in gift shops.  I often had to travel to Budapest for medical reasons for my daughter.  The Bulgarian doctors we well trained, they just didn't have medical supplies at the time.  Flying was an option, but we preferred to drive so we would have our car in Budapest.  We had 2 options.  Go through Vidin across the Danube into Romania, through Timisoara and on the Budapest.  Or take E-75 through Serbia.

Our 1st trip we decided to go through Romania.  Bad move.  1st, the ferry across the Danube is a joke.  We sat for the better part of a day just to cross the Dunab.  Then the roads were terrible, littered with potholes.  It took most of 24 hours to make the drive.

Our 2nd trip we went through Serbia.  As you know, especially then, I don't know about now, but E-75 was a fabulous road.  A toll road, but well worth the toll.  A little frustrating in that you had to pay in Marks instead of dollars or dinar. 

Just outside of Nice I always pulled in for gas/petrol to insure that I could make it all the way to Budapest without having to gas up again.  I knew a little Bulgarian but almost no Serbian, although the languages had enough similarities that we could communicate a little.  Anyway, this petrol station attendant charged me about twice what the gas cost.  I complained and suggested that we go look at the pump and see what it said and he ran ahead of me and re-set it before I got there.  Okay, no big deal.  At the time, things were hard for Serbs so I just considered it a donation to his family.

The next trip I purposely stopped at the same petrol station.  I was determined not to get ripped off and was being very alert and after pumping the petrol, I pointed out to him the amount and I handed him a bill large enough to cover the gas, I think it was 100 dinar note.  I turned to put my gas cap back on and he started holding his hand out asking for more money.  I told him my 100 dinar note was more than enough and he showed me a 50 dinar note in his hand.  Without going through all the details, I ended up giving him another 50 dinar and once again he got about twice what the gas cost.

I wasn't all that upset.  It was really very little money for a rich American, right.  Well, not exactly, it was starting to add up.  Anyway,  I stopped there 1 more time on the next trip and I handed him 150 dinar and told him to keep the change.  He just grinned from ear to ear, shook my hand, slapped me on the back and said in almost perfect English,  "Thank you my American friend."

After that I filled up in Bulgaria and drove all the way through Serbia into Hungary and then filled up and on the Budapest.

Just wanted to let you know that I have no hard feelings about getting ripped off by your friend.  I guess according to him, he's my friend too.  It makes for a good story telling every now and then.

Thanks for listening.

George

[TwoCatSam]

Good story, George.

Had the same thing happen to me when I was a teenager.

.....still mad about it.

TCS

[vile]

First i must say that you're very good with progressions, perhaps the best. Now I understand that you play roulette for fun but most people here do it because they feel that way can earn, but this is not true and they need to know.

None of these mathematical systems in the forum does not reduce the house advantage, will we  use a progression or hit and run or a different bet selection etc etc, in other words whatever we do it remains the same 2.7%. Second enemy is the deviation, but maybe we can change that enemy to our advantage, by this I mean on the positive progressions, but still remain the first enemy who is undefeated and is called house advantage. 

Off the subject, yes am Serb , why?

WHY???

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[vile]

In 1995-1998 I lived in Sofia.  It was an interesting place to live for a few years.  I had a small business exporting hand-made artifacts to the US for sale in gift shops.  I often had to travel to Budapest for medical reasons for my daughter.  The Bulgarian doctors we well trained, they just didn't have medical supplies at the time.  Flying was an option, but we preferred to drive so we would have our car in Budapest.  We had 2 options.  Go through Vidin across the Danube into Romania, through Timisoara and on the Budapest.  Or take E-75 through Serbia.

Our 1st trip we decided to go through Romania.  Bad move.  1st, the ferry across the Danube is a joke.  We sat for the better part of a day just to cross the Dunab.  Then the roads were terrible, littered with potholes.  It took most of 24 hours to make the drive.

Our 2nd trip we went through Serbia.  As you know, especially then, I don't know about now, but E-75 was a fabulous road.  A toll road, but well worth the toll.  A little frustrating in that you had to pay in Marks instead of dollars or dinar. 

Just outside of Nice I always pulled in for gas/petrol to insure that I could make it all the way to Budapest without having to gas up again.  I knew a little Bulgarian but almost no Serbian, although the languages had enough similarities that we could communicate a little.  Anyway, this petrol station attendant charged me about twice what the gas cost.  I complained and suggested that we go look at the pump and see what it said and he ran ahead of me and re-set it before I got there.  Okay, no big deal.  At the time, things were hard for Serbs so I just considered it a donation to his family.

The next trip I purposely stopped at the same petrol station.  I was determined not to get ripped off and was being very alert and after pumping the petrol, I pointed out to him the amount and I handed him a bill large enough to cover the gas, I think it was 100 dinar note.  I turned to put my gas cap back on and he started holding his hand out asking for more money.  I told him my 100 dinar note was more than enough and he showed me a 50 dinar note in his hand.  Without going through all the details, I ended up giving him another 50 dinar and once again he got about twice what the gas cost.

I wasn't all that upset.  It was really very little money for a rich American, right.  Well, not exactly, it was starting to add up.  Anyway,  I stopped there 1 more time on the next trip and I handed him 150 dinar and told him to keep the change.  He just grinned from ear to ear, shook my hand, slapped me on the back and said in almost perfect English,  "Thank you my American friend."

After that I filled up in Bulgaria and drove all the way through Serbia into Hungary and then filled up and on the Budapest.

Just wanted to let you know that I have no hard feelings about getting ripped off by your friend.  I guess according to him, he's my friend too.  It makes for a good story telling every now and then.

Thanks for listening.

George

--Not NICE George mate,NIÅ 

[TwoCatSam]

Hmmmmmm

I thought it was very nice!

Sam

[vile]

Hmmmmmm

I thought it was very nice!

Sam

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[GLC]

--Not NICE George mate,NIÅ 

I suppose Nish or Nis would have been a better spelling.  Unfortunately I don't know how to get the little carrat above my S on my computer.  Sorry.  No offense intended.  I liked both Nis and Beograd.

Except one time I was driving through Beograd in the winter time and as you know, when it's snowing you have to slow down.  So I'm driving along at the normal speed and I get pulled over by the police.  He tells me I'm speeding because it's snowing.  I looked up in the sky and there were about 10 snow flakes as far as the eye could see.  He wanted like 2,000 dinar (I don't remember, maybe it was 200 dinar) which I didn't have on me because I only changed enough dollars into dinar to get me through Serbia.  (If you remember at that time Americans were not Serbian's favorite people.  Actually, we were told by our embassy not to travel through Serbia any more because it was too dangerous.)  I told the policeman that I didn't have 200 dinar.  He made me sit for about an hour while he pulled other cars over.  Every now and then he would come back and yell at me.  I couldn't understand his words, but his tone of voice communicated quite a bit.  My daughter who was only a couple of years old was crying in the back seat and finally he accepted a $50 bill from me and let me leave.  That was the last time I drove through Serbia.  After that I decided it was better to fly.

GLC

Sorry FL.  I know this has nothing to do with your system.  Feel free to delete.

[N1CKYYY]

I played the system using the bot with inside number progression configuration and seems like it is winning so far.

What do you guys think about the system? Are you winning too?

[VLS]

Sorry FL.  I know this has nothing to do with your system.  Feel free to delete.

Oh no dear George.


They are great road stories.


Maybe split to their own thread? 

[flukey luke]

Hello Guys,

I have not been on here for a few days because of things I needed to do.

I spent 2/3 days at home typing all this stuff out and neglected everything else.

So I am going to read through all the posts tonight/tomorrow morning and will then answer any questions/queries that were asked.

Cheers.

[flukey luke]

Thank you for some of the positive comments regarding system9.

I would like to suggest reading reply 178, 179 and 181 for anybody who is unsure on what may be the best way to play this system.

I have been pretty busy the last few days and have not spent much time at home. I will be adding system9 (splits) over the weekend. This plays the splits (ie.. 1/4, 2/5, 3/6 etc...)

You know the streets start from 12 and count down until you have just the 12 street left.

The splits start from 18 and count down until you have just the 18 split left.

The splits variant will give much longer winning runs at the backend as the splits are counting down.

The Tracker/Bot that Ophis created is brilliant. I would however suggest that it's important that you fully understand how to play system9 manually as well.

Thank you GLC for providing details of the 'penthouse progression' That kind of gentle MM may really suit system9 and the splits variant down to the ground because of some of the nice W patterns that appear at the backend of a game.

cheers