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#51
FreeRoulette / Re: Kind of breaks my brain
Last post by FreeRoulette - May 14, 2025, 11:03 PMQuote from: TwoUp on Oct 08, 2024, 09:53 AMTo hit ten chosen numbers on a 37 pocket wheel, the probability is:
10/37 × 9/37 × 8/37 × 7/37 × 6/37 × 5/37 × 4/37 × 3/37 × 2/37 × 1/37 =
The number of spins on average to hit all ten numbers can be calculated by flipping the probability of each outcome and adding them up, so you get:
37/10 + 37/9 + 37/8 + 37/7 + 37/6 + 37/5 + 37/4 + 37/3 + 37/2 + 37/1 = 108.37
So basically 109 spins on average to hit all ten chosen numbers at least once.
Not sure where you got your numbers and assumptions from however there is no guarantee of any outcome, there is always the probability that the wheel doesn't hit all of the numbers or it takes hundreds of spins to hit the last or last few missing numbers.
My assumptions come from running python scripts to test how many spins it takes to hit all the numbers. Supose x spins is the most it took to hit y numbers. It seems tgat if I wait for it to get close to x spins and start betting, I should hit within those remaining spins. If I wait to start betting it is not the same as betting from spin 1. On other words, it doesn't work to pretend bet, you have to actually bet for the odds to work out.
#52
FreeRoulette / Free Tools and Sims
Last post by FreeRoulette - May 14, 2025, 10:47 PMFree roulette tools and simulations.
gamble-galaxy.com/shop/sims.html
More Free tools
username and password: 1Freetools
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gamble-galaxy.com/shop/sims.html
More Free tools
username and password: 1Freetools
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#53
General discussion / Re: Automated System for Onlin...
Last post by Mrfreez - May 10, 2025, 09:55 PMHi,guys
I'll be uploading new content related to the project soon. For now, I've seen that several people have downloaded the software, so I'll share the installer password and 20 licenses so you can use it. Each license works for only one user at a time.
If someone wants to use the software and all 20 licenses are already in use, feel free to message me or comment here.
Installer password: VeniVidiVici
Software licenses:
YAYI-A2TS-IYUD
YAYI-S80K-4NGJ
YAYI-UYYY-5PC8
YAYI-LX9V-8UUA
YAYI-FILR-FWQB
YAYI-JHL4-WQCP
YAYI-4I79-132J
YAYI-8715-QX16
YAYI-7OYH-PDKC
YAYI-3SN7-IKH8
YAYI-I15I-R6SQ
YAYI-6CGS-W81Z
YAYI-M73U-95PW
YAYI-BKCH-APG8
YAYI-1H97-K9W5
YAYI-XJZ7-94NP
YAYI-PJXV-42T7
YAYI-UB9O-Z6TT
YAYI-C35B-KIW7
YAYI-6NYP-XRBE
I'll be uploading new content related to the project soon. For now, I've seen that several people have downloaded the software, so I'll share the installer password and 20 licenses so you can use it. Each license works for only one user at a time.
If someone wants to use the software and all 20 licenses are already in use, feel free to message me or comment here.
Installer password: VeniVidiVici
Software licenses:
YAYI-A2TS-IYUD
YAYI-S80K-4NGJ
YAYI-UYYY-5PC8
YAYI-LX9V-8UUA
YAYI-FILR-FWQB
YAYI-JHL4-WQCP
YAYI-4I79-132J
YAYI-8715-QX16
YAYI-7OYH-PDKC
YAYI-3SN7-IKH8
YAYI-I15I-R6SQ
YAYI-6CGS-W81Z
YAYI-M73U-95PW
YAYI-BKCH-APG8
YAYI-1H97-K9W5
YAYI-XJZ7-94NP
YAYI-PJXV-42T7
YAYI-UB9O-Z6TT
YAYI-C35B-KIW7
YAYI-6NYP-XRBE
#54
General discussion / Re: Automated System for Onlin...
Last post by VLS - May 09, 2025, 04:23 PMFollowing-up on our Why we won't allow "secret systems" topic, this is @Mrfreez's answer:
Quote from: Mrfreezit's not a secret system. I can actually explain both the software and the hardware openly. In fact, I'm working on a short write up explaining how the method implemented in the software works.
My main goal with the publication was simply to introduce myself quickly, so that the forum members could get to know my work. And if anyone on the forum is interested in the project whether hardware or software I'd be happy to discuss it openly.
#55
General discussion / Automated System for Online Ro...
Last post by Mrfreez - May 05, 2025, 08:05 PMHello everyone! This is my first post on the forum, so I'll try to be as clear as possible.
I'm an Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer, and over the past two years I've been developing software focused on predicting outcomes in European roulette using advanced statistical techniques with a high degree of accuracy. Initially, this project started as a hobby, but over time it became a personal obsession to which I've dedicated a great deal of my time.
In fact, I began this project for academic and experimental purposes rather than financial reasons. As an engineer, I like to focus on problems that many consider impossible and try to solve them from a technical and analytical perspective. I wanted to share that experience with the entire community.
To properly test the software, I also designed and built a hardware component that automates the betting process in online casinos. This was necessary because testing the software requires spending a lot of time waiting for the right moment to place a bet, and unfortunately, I don't have that kind of free time. That's why I developed a system that can operate autonomously, without me needing to be there.
The hardware is highly technical. I could explain it in great detail, but realistically, it can only be implemented by individuals with a solid background in electronics and automation—it's not something the average hobbyist could easily replicate. However, the software is designed to be used by anyone. It's very user-friendly: all you need to do is input previous spin results, and it will tell you exactly when to place your bets.
I'd like to share my experience with this project. I'll be posting several test videos, including real-time usage. I'll also share the software installer, which requires a password and license key to run. I'll gladly provide those to anyone who asks for a trial.
The software is very accurate and, while it requires patience and dedication, it can deliver profitable results in the long run. It's currently in version 1.0, so any feedback, suggestions, or questions are more than welcome. If you're also interested in the hardware development, I'd be happy to answer your questions as well.
Thanks for reading!
I'm an Electronics and Telecommunications Engineer, and over the past two years I've been developing software focused on predicting outcomes in European roulette using advanced statistical techniques with a high degree of accuracy. Initially, this project started as a hobby, but over time it became a personal obsession to which I've dedicated a great deal of my time.
In fact, I began this project for academic and experimental purposes rather than financial reasons. As an engineer, I like to focus on problems that many consider impossible and try to solve them from a technical and analytical perspective. I wanted to share that experience with the entire community.
To properly test the software, I also designed and built a hardware component that automates the betting process in online casinos. This was necessary because testing the software requires spending a lot of time waiting for the right moment to place a bet, and unfortunately, I don't have that kind of free time. That's why I developed a system that can operate autonomously, without me needing to be there.
The hardware is highly technical. I could explain it in great detail, but realistically, it can only be implemented by individuals with a solid background in electronics and automation—it's not something the average hobbyist could easily replicate. However, the software is designed to be used by anyone. It's very user-friendly: all you need to do is input previous spin results, and it will tell you exactly when to place your bets.
I'd like to share my experience with this project. I'll be posting several test videos, including real-time usage. I'll also share the software installer, which requires a password and license key to run. I'll gladly provide those to anyone who asks for a trial.
The software is very accurate and, while it requires patience and dedication, it can deliver profitable results in the long run. It's currently in version 1.0, so any feedback, suggestions, or questions are more than welcome. If you're also interested in the hardware development, I'd be happy to answer your questions as well.
Thanks for reading!
#56
Dozens / columns / Re: I call them boxes
Last post by ADulay - Apr 26, 2025, 05:22 PMSorry to open up an older thread but I've got a lot of free time coming up for the next few months and that means I can get back to programming some ideas I've seen and running them concurrently in the spreadsheet in an attempt to glean the more meaningful plays as they show up.
Accidentally watching some of the cartoonish YouTube videos based on roulette shows that we really do have a way to go to make money at the game.
As I've always been a "dozens" player, this area will work out great for me.
AD
Accidentally watching some of the cartoonish YouTube videos based on roulette shows that we really do have a way to go to make money at the game.
As I've always been a "dozens" player, this area will work out great for me.
AD
#58
Dozens / columns / Re: Dozen/Column march: Break-...
Last post by ADulay - Apr 24, 2025, 06:04 PMNice.
A slightly different approach but on the surface it looks like a good candidate to do some local testing and see how the W/L percentages look.
Now if I can just find some time for doing the work!
Thanks.
AD
A slightly different approach but on the surface it looks like a good candidate to do some local testing and see how the W/L percentages look.
Now if I can just find some time for doing the work!
Thanks.
AD
#59
Manrique / [Manrique] The 4 Game Situatio...
Last post by VLS - Apr 17, 2025, 04:45 PMThe 4 Game Situations
Situation 1:
We have hits clearly above the expected average.
We aim to extract the maximum profit of the session but stop taking risks at the first negative impact.
Situation 2:
We have wins alternating with losses slightly above the expected average, resulting in an overall balance that is still positive.
We aim to minimize the impact of potential losses as soon as the balance begins to be threatened.
Situation 3:
We have wins alternating with losses slightly below the expected average, resulting in a negative overall balance.
It is a matter of progressing in risk and reducing the bet.
Situation 4:
We have hits clearly below the expected average.
The session is abandoned, we engage in "virtual play", or reduce our bet to a minimum with maximum coverage, only seeking a cut "for the average".
It is better not to start from single numbers backwards if the partial balance is negative. In moderately balanced trams, a good approach is to have only one or two straight-up numbers and two or three double-streets or corners. If things go moderately well with the bankroll (I mean close to zero) continue in that way and if it starts to go down concentrate more on risk. If a hit puts you ahead, go back to the conservative format but set a drawdown threshold, or return to very conservative bets. If you remain balanced at that new level, continue or evaluate if time advises leaving. If you choose to stay, stop at the first negative tram, never let it take too much of what you won. You will always find short streaks where you will multiply your profits quickly. It is only a matter of patience. As long as you leave every day slightly winning, you will have glorious days where you will bet small surpluses that will chain to big wins. The important thing is that the opposite does not happen.
The enemy is not in the roulette wheel, it is inside you, never forget it. When dispersion acts in our favor, the mass that we win grows, because of the increase in the mass that we bet. Very profitable small trams, limited at the first sign of change. When we lose, we try to make those small sections be just that. Small in mass. Most of the time it will be hovering around equilibrium.
How can the sum of losing tools lead to a profit?
You can't build a house with just a hammer, or just a saw or pliers. Every tool is a loser to build a house, but all of them together can do it. The parachute serves to progress in risk, not to win. We will win if we have known how to size our bets in such a way that when the inevitable success tram or series of successes arrive, the result is positive.
―Manrique
Situation 1:
We have hits clearly above the expected average.
We aim to extract the maximum profit of the session but stop taking risks at the first negative impact.
Situation 2:
We have wins alternating with losses slightly above the expected average, resulting in an overall balance that is still positive.
We aim to minimize the impact of potential losses as soon as the balance begins to be threatened.
Situation 3:
We have wins alternating with losses slightly below the expected average, resulting in a negative overall balance.
It is a matter of progressing in risk and reducing the bet.
Situation 4:
We have hits clearly below the expected average.
The session is abandoned, we engage in "virtual play", or reduce our bet to a minimum with maximum coverage, only seeking a cut "for the average".
It is better not to start from single numbers backwards if the partial balance is negative. In moderately balanced trams, a good approach is to have only one or two straight-up numbers and two or three double-streets or corners. If things go moderately well with the bankroll (I mean close to zero) continue in that way and if it starts to go down concentrate more on risk. If a hit puts you ahead, go back to the conservative format but set a drawdown threshold, or return to very conservative bets. If you remain balanced at that new level, continue or evaluate if time advises leaving. If you choose to stay, stop at the first negative tram, never let it take too much of what you won. You will always find short streaks where you will multiply your profits quickly. It is only a matter of patience. As long as you leave every day slightly winning, you will have glorious days where you will bet small surpluses that will chain to big wins. The important thing is that the opposite does not happen.
The enemy is not in the roulette wheel, it is inside you, never forget it. When dispersion acts in our favor, the mass that we win grows, because of the increase in the mass that we bet. Very profitable small trams, limited at the first sign of change. When we lose, we try to make those small sections be just that. Small in mass. Most of the time it will be hovering around equilibrium.
How can the sum of losing tools lead to a profit?
You can't build a house with just a hammer, or just a saw or pliers. Every tool is a loser to build a house, but all of them together can do it. The parachute serves to progress in risk, not to win. We will win if we have known how to size our bets in such a way that when the inevitable success tram or series of successes arrive, the result is positive.
―Manrique
#60
Multiple / Re: gaming binary generator GE...
Last post by exe11 - Apr 16, 2025, 07:31 PM A completely new, most promising development based on the emanation of numbers.