Roulette Ideas

* 9 out of 14

Picture in your mind what kind of vehicle you drive.
In your everyday driving, how often do you see a vehicle like yours?

So, one of the number characteristics of roulette are low numbers 1 - 18.
Can you see low odd numbers in the example below provided by BlueBuzzard?


1  1
2  15
3  12
4  17
5  32
6  13
7  2
8  11
9  24
10  9
11  4
12  15
13  1
14  11

There is a total of nine low odd numbers in 14 spins.


Imagine there are countless vehicles.

Here we are only concerned with four "vehicles" to remember.

Low odd numbers
High odd numbers
Low even numbers
High even numbers

In the example, above we see Low odd numbers.

I just trained you to see the obvious.

Now, look for black numbers, yes there are 8 out the 14 spins.
Just another vehicle.


It is how one exploits the data that makes roulette beatable.

The tool has been updated to play pattern breaks.

Hi FreeRoulette,

Very nice site you've created there. Kudos!

One old strategy for inspiration, it bust at some point, but the mechanism or march is nice.

Play for one repeat, if a loss, continue in groups of two for six attempts.

12 L
13 L
21 L
32 L
32 L
23 L

Now you bet for a triplet, three unique.

122 LL
131 LL
212 LL
322 LL
322 LL
232 LL

The last bet for triplets can be changed to repeat, back-to-back, or three unique.

Cheers

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Quote from: VLS on Oct 27, 2022, 11:51 PM

Quote from: FreeRoulette on Oct 26, 2022, 07:43 AMHow many numbers to look back on to determine the sleepers?

In my betting framework, it is determined by location cycle spins x 3.

Even chances: 2 x 3 = 6 spins.
Dozens/columns: 3 x 3 = 9 spins.
Double streets: 6 x 3 = 18 spins.
Corners/Quads:: 9 x 3 = 27 spins.
Streets: 12 x 3 = 36 spins.
Splits: 18 x 3 = 54 spins.
Numbers: 37 x 3 = 111 spins.

Hello Victor - I wondering if you could show one example of when and where the even money bet sleeps using the method described above - is so easy to misunderstand - Let's say I get two cycles of RBB RBB Would you say R is sleeping with the formation single R so next time I get a cycle of three what would we look at and bet.

I don't need a system set in stone I just want to figure out the sleeping part of one event or one cycle.
To understand if we need to bet once, twice or three times to cover the situation with sleepers.

Many thanks Patrik

hi,
is there any one to tell how I can use the program to win

Hello dear friends, I am finally home for a long overdue two-week vacation to be used to clear the pending coding of programs carried-over from the past year.

I haven't really taken a vacation since mid 2023. Deep apologies. This is the time to give closure.

No buts, no ifs. I deliver the programs since they aren't that many users and they aren't that many ones. It has been simply a matter of time, to which there is no excuse now as I am officially clear.

So, I'm taking a little rest to provide the brain with a bit of breath to launch a Roulette-coding spree with inter-daily report of progress.

Thank you very much.

(This trhead is closed since this is just announceing, there's no need to discuss other than the order and it is clearing pending paid code on first days and then -after delivery- devoting the remaining time to the free ones)

Thanks from a humbled,
Vic

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