RNP concepts

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A collection of concepts and definitions surrounding our Roulette Number Picker.


Cycle vs. Bet-Cycle

"A cycle is comprised of a number of spins equal to the total slots on a roulette wheel, depending on the type:

* No zero: 1–36 (36 spins)
* European: 0–36 (37 spins)
* American: 0–36, 00 (38 spins)
* Triple zero: 0–36, 00, 000 (39 spins)

A Bet-Cycle is comprised of the units in a single RNP game, from start to hit or miss.

On our variable-number RNP, a Bet-Cycle can span more spins than a standard wheel cycle.

RNP streaks consist of consecutive Bet-Cycle wins (+'s) or misses (-'s).

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ON FLAT BETTING & OTHER SPECIFICS:

The RNP's bet selection is not the flat betting holy grail, but it does offer a FRAMEWORK for the player to wrap a STRATEGY coupled with a progression/money management scheme that may be exactly what that person needed to make this his/her personal holy grail.

How valuable is a system/strategy that beats your personal numerical/betting stream? The answer is as valuable as everything you win with it.

This is a most-valuable picker for the ones making it work paired with a compounding progression + experiencing normal distributions. That's truly the gist of it, not flat.

It makes the assumption you are a player that will experience your betting sessions given an approximately normal data set (68/95/99+), normal/Gaussian distribution, normal density of repeats, etc. For the most part, supposing an idealized set of spins in the cycle BUT -this is the "plus" it gives- with some contingency plans for the cycles that deviate (I.e. betting more or less numbers selectively, relaxing the filters after the triggers, plus other micro-management techniques that are what actually give the RNP its value).

Overall, I like to think of it like one of those random walk charts. Since none of the 37 pockets ever closes, everything is possible; but in general you will mostly get the ~24 numbers for most cycles hence the fact that most users will experience normal distributions ("normal luck") during their betting, with certain users on both sides of the spectrum who will experience extremes.



You cannot know if you are an user with normal luck or not unless you actually try it with real bets. That's truly the only way to know. Risking some to see if you are a "normal white swan" living a regular life in the randomness pond or if you're that extreme statistical black swan (or sheep?) instead ...hopefully risking just some minimal units only, while "tasting" your personal stream, which should you be a "normal luck" user then you have the opportunity to have life-improving winnings.


While in the long term nothing is expected to make a difference, under this framework it's still considered better to bet what is currently having the spotlight for the purpose of riding the wave of the short term, represented by what's happening in the active/current cycle. (Dispersion surfing)

- It is based on events, so the underlying building blocks are numerical events, not the numbers themselves.

- It uses dynamic layouts, making each session unique, even when running the same numbers. The cycles are considered one-of-a-kind. This does not have any expected incidence in the long run's averages flat-betting wise, but it makes the RNP a moving target in the short term, as we consider roulette a perpetual short-term game.

- Unlike traditional "random vs random", this randomized technique has rhyme and reason, it's not simply picking numbers blindly but carefully adding and FILTERING the numbers to generate the final bet with selected numbers according to what is currently going on in the game's "second-order" layer.

As the very last point, the measurement of "luck" is considered as the difference between average expected results to actual results.

It is measurable, can be acted upon, and a money management strategy for cycles and inter-session handling can be wrapped around it.

Mastering short-term betting is the only sliver of chance that a player has to come out ahead, by beating the multiple short term trams that make-up the longer one (Manrique would say it's a Guerrilla war...)