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#1
RIBOTX discussion / Re: RIBOT's technology stack
Last post by VLS - Mar 30, 2025, 11:10 PMAdded:
Instead of focusing on supporting a single programming language, we are adopting WebAssembly (Wasm) as the open target for module creation.
Any language that can work with our RIBOT string format is suitable (and virtually all languages support text string handling).
The list of Wasm languages is extensive and continues to grow.
Here is a curated list: "WebAssembly Support in Top 20 Languages":
https://developer.fermyon.com/wasm-languages/webassembly-language-support
Here are some additional resources:
https://wasmlang.org/
https://awesome.facts.dev/awesome/appcypher/awesome-wasm-langs
https://github.com/tempbottle/WebAssemblyLanguages
With such a wide range of options, this should be an interesting module development choice!
Quote from: VLS on Mar 26, 2025, 08:50 PM
- WebAssembly (Wasm): "a portable compilation target for programming languages".
Instead of focusing on supporting a single programming language, we are adopting WebAssembly (Wasm) as the open target for module creation.
Any language that can work with our RIBOT string format is suitable (and virtually all languages support text string handling).
The list of Wasm languages is extensive and continues to grow.
Here is a curated list: "WebAssembly Support in Top 20 Languages":
https://developer.fermyon.com/wasm-languages/webassembly-language-support
Here are some additional resources:
https://wasmlang.org/
https://awesome.facts.dev/awesome/appcypher/awesome-wasm-langs
https://github.com/tempbottle/WebAssemblyLanguages
With such a wide range of options, this should be an interesting module development choice!
#2
Roulette Lab / All Roulette Ideas are welcome...
Last post by VLS - Mar 27, 2025, 11:58 PMWelcome! This is a neutral laboratory for system ideas and variations.
Thanks to our RIBOT software, we can quickly develop extensions and modules implementing the core concept for testing.
The final goal is to develop a stable RIBOT module from it.
This section is a non-judgmental space, so all Roulette ideas are welcome!
Thanks for your support.
Thanks to our RIBOT software, we can quickly develop extensions and modules implementing the core concept for testing.
The final goal is to develop a stable RIBOT module from it.
This section is a non-judgmental space, so all Roulette ideas are welcome!
Thanks for your support.
#3
RIBOTX discussion / RIBOT's technology stack
Last post by VLS - Mar 26, 2025, 08:50 PMThis post tracks the technology stack we are using for the different versions of RIBOT.
It is expected to be a registry or "log", tracking individual versions + implemented technologies.
As time progresses, new entries/posts are being added for this first post to be updated accordingly.
RIBOT/X v1:
It is expected to be a registry or "log", tracking individual versions + implemented technologies.
As time progresses, new entries/posts are being added for this first post to be updated accordingly.
RIBOT/X v1:
- Framework7: mobile-first web toolkit.
- WebAssembly (Wasm): "a portable compilation target for programming languages".
#4
Coding requests / Re: Re: The 5 to..... Finding ...
Last post by VLS - Mar 26, 2025, 08:23 PMQuote from: Albalaha on Aug 30, 2023, 11:29 AMCan someone elaborate this system in easy to understand language?
Hello dear Sumit, what I get is: betting for a repeat after 5 spins without a repeat.
#5
Manrique / Re: [Manrique] Perfect Profess...
Last post by VLS - Mar 23, 2025, 12:35 AM"A professional will need to master much more than systems to win. What separates professionals from great professionals is not so much mastery of knowledge, but rather the criteria for executing that knowledge."
―Manrique
―Manrique
#6
Manrique / Re: [Manrique] Perfect Profess...
Last post by VLS - Mar 22, 2025, 11:37 PM"Don't give me a system, give me a concept, my great mentor Nono Santelli always said."
―Manrique
―Manrique
#7
Manrique / Manrique's Laws
Last post by VLS - Mar 21, 2025, 08:28 PMManrique's Laws
1- You have to set a limit on losses and not on profits.
2- Everything that can happen will happen.
3- It is better to catch bad streaks by playing less.
4- A bad streak starts with the first ball you lose.
5- Once you win a chip, that chip is yours, especially if you leave the casino.
6- There is no 2 without 3.
7- Before losing everything, you always lose something.
8- Everything ends eventually; nothing can escape; all has an end, everything ends.
9- Only an intelligent person can lose a lot in the casino.
10- If you cannot fly, try to fall slowly.
11- What happened happened and has no bearing on what will happen next.
12- The pitcher goes so often to the well that it eventually breaks.
13- It is better not to get on any train if we know that one is full of thieves.
14- A part of the whole is always less than the whole.
15- He who can do the most can do the least.
19- To see things differently, you have to look at them differently.
20- If you're in a hole, the only thing you shouldn't do is keep digging.
21- You cannot be killed in Beirut if you left Beirut.
22- There is no worse blind person than the one who does not want to hear.
1- You have to set a limit on losses and not on profits.
2- Everything that can happen will happen.
3- It is better to catch bad streaks by playing less.
4- A bad streak starts with the first ball you lose.
5- Once you win a chip, that chip is yours, especially if you leave the casino.
6- There is no 2 without 3.
7- Before losing everything, you always lose something.
8- Everything ends eventually; nothing can escape; all has an end, everything ends.
9- Only an intelligent person can lose a lot in the casino.
10- If you cannot fly, try to fall slowly.
11- What happened happened and has no bearing on what will happen next.
12- The pitcher goes so often to the well that it eventually breaks.
13- It is better not to get on any train if we know that one is full of thieves.
14- A part of the whole is always less than the whole.
15- He who can do the most can do the least.
19- To see things differently, you have to look at them differently.
20- If you're in a hole, the only thing you shouldn't do is keep digging.
21- You cannot be killed in Beirut if you left Beirut.
22- There is no worse blind person than the one who does not want to hear.
#8
Money management / Re: ALL-IN TO FREE PLAY (Money...
Last post by VLS - Mar 21, 2025, 06:00 PMQuote from: VLS on Mar 02, 2025, 05:09 PMFeel free to consider other percentages such as 75% for enlarging the base unit at a greater rate.
Not just that! The "bank within bank" concept is malleable enough so that if you want to have more chances of staying within the concatenated compounding range, you could also raise the 100 units..
Say: 200/1000.
- 200 for the inner/compounding bank.
- 1000 for the outer/growing session bank.
(According to your system's numerical coverage/progression steps)
#9
Dozens / columns / Re: Dozen/Column march: Break-...
Last post by VLS - Mar 17, 2025, 02:35 PMQuote from: dougkpga on Feb 16, 2025, 01:28 PMI don't know if I did this properly or not ...
Hello and welcome to the community @dougkpga!
This dozen march is open to be used with multiple money managements.
While the pluscoup progression is mentioned in the thread, it is not the only viable option.
Do feel free to experiment and adapt it to your own game and preferences.
Cheers!
#10
General discussion / Re: Tracking live last spin re...
Last post by VLS - Mar 17, 2025, 05:38 AMBTW, the "old school" method of identifying live spins still works: scrapping the last number rectangle + 1-to-1 number identifier, written for the casino.
You first need to capture all 37 numbers to compare in real time.
The comparison is made via image hash (For instance, https://pypi.org/project/ImageHash/)
This is normally faster than OCR for fixed-resolution apps.
You first need to capture all 37 numbers to compare in real time.
The comparison is made via image hash (For instance, https://pypi.org/project/ImageHash/)
This is normally faster than OCR for fixed-resolution apps.