Roulette Reading Randomness

@gizmotron

What’s your reason betting EC’s over petgroupings? (Or whatever term you call it)

 

I do not understand the question. Pet groupings? What?

 

A pet grouping is my own personal group of 18 to 20 numbers. I explain them in the RR thread. So it stands to reason that reading the thread would be helpful. I just don't remember where in the thread I explain them. The Red numbers and Black numbers are obvious. There are 18 in each table layout set. It takes two sets to make up a grouping. A pet grouping is also made up of two sets. I once noticed a set of numbers that went on a four day win streak. I took $40 and turned it into $1400 in those four days. It was all based on cornball illusion of magic. This is the style of Kimo Li. I took every number that had a zero in it, every number that had a five in it, every number that inverted with the same digits, example 13 / 31, 23 / 32, and every number that was double digit, example 00, 11, 22, 33. These were my own selected numbers. There is no table layout way to select them. I called these numbers the Specials. There is nothing special or magical about them. The rest of the numbers make of the opposite set of this grouping. I use two other groups made from inside bets as well. These are also meaningless unique groups that have no magical powers. Superstitious players think some formations are significant for some magical reason. It all baloney. I use them because I have them memorized and I can see and chart them very fast. The black/red might be worthless to me temporaraly but the Specials might be in a perfect reoccurring pattern. All I'm looking for is anything continuing in a win streak. I also keep track of the dozens / columns from the table layout. A sleeping dozen can sometimes signal a strong tendency for a win streak in the high / Low grouping. A sleeping column can indicate a strong tendency for Red or Black. All this is covered in the RR thread. Thanks for your question.

 

This is too blatantly obvious. Spike? I read that you pride yourself on reading. You don't know what a pet grouping is because you didn't read my explanations for it. We may use the same tactic for RR but you have your game and I have mine. Yours works for you. Mine works for me. Now you guys can go back to your Soap Opera and try to outsmart each other. The RR thread is completed. It stands or falls on its own merit. Some people like it and use it and some people thinks it's baloney. I don't care which. Sophistry is not needed to explain it. You just have to read it and practice.

 

It's when my cat's gather in a big group just before I feed them. About 10 minutes from now.

 

Isn't that cute. Spike has something to say.

 

I like the fact you coined a term for each situation. I never did such a thing but it does make sense.
Like the term global effect and visual dexterity.
These are key skills a player has to develop on their own and can’t be taught.
I may not know all the terms but I can relate.
The term I hear you say a lot “singles on the weak side”, I read on the thread someone likes to use ‘pattern breaker’

 

Yes. I was making a point. You don't go looking for them until you see them in the charts. Then they stick out. A sleeping dozen or column does the same thing. So does a run of singles in the dozens/columns. Look at this Live playing chart. Spike talked me into going back to online so I upgraded my live play chart. There are no inside grouping charted in this version because there is not enough time to get the bets down.

But look at what you can see in it. It's light traffic in the #1 dozen while at the same time it's strong High in the Low/High EC.

There's an absence of singles in the Black / Red grouping for a nice stretch. After a while you get skilled at noticing small consistencies and exploiting them. Look how weak the A column is and how strong the C column is. There are only singles in the A & B columns. This feature formation goes on for 31 spins.

 

Talking though your anal mind meld again, I believe the question was directed to gizmo, comprehension zero as per usual. Lol

 

I see you have been working diligently through this thread keyser. I spent quite awhile on it , if it helps I recommend using pen and paper and take notes in bullet points,plus post number for reference, then go back and re read thread again , then jot down thoughts as you go along. I had the basic premise quite early from own experience but I found this was the icing on the cake so to speak. A few reads through consolidated my interpretation.

Wether you use it or not is not the issue but I think as posted previously various threads by me , it’s information worth knowing.go to the source, ie gizmo, as spike is a delusional fool and only hangs on r r thread coat tails. Lol
Cheers

 

Pretty basic and yet simple visual explanation of r r . Nice

 

........and may this thread be blessed and remain a : nut free" zone .

 

Why are Math Zombies are losers ?


They are ignorant of Accounting 101 .

 

Even Stu Pitt in Rio Linda would know off hand what pet numbers are .

 

Rio Linda, you must be a Rush Limbaugh fan.

 

@ Mark

Check roulette post " Glance at the wheel " by Sputnik .
A version of Dozens and Columns .


Very simple .

 

Here is a simple to make chart from my practice software. You post it as code so that it will retain it's column structure. Everything that you want to learn to see is in the single set of 100 spins.

Code:

 W | B  R | O  E | L  H | 0  6 | P | S |  --  SN  --  SP 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X |   |  --  01  --  05 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  02  --  07 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  03  --  25 
 nb|    X |    X | X    | X    |   |   |  --  04  --  14 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X |   |  --  05  --  05 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  06  --  28 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    | X | X |  --  07  --  23 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  08  --  28 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    |   |   |  --  09  --  09 
 nb|    X |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  10  --  18 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  11  --  35 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  12  --  25 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  13  --  11 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  14  --  11 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  15  --  07 
 nb| X    |    X | X    | X    | X |   |  --  16  --  02 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  17  --  33 
 nb|    X |    X | X    |    X | X | X |  --  18  --  12 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  19  --  33 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  20  --  24 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    | X |   |  --  21  --  03 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  22  --  33 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X |   | X |  --  23  --  08 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  24  --  35 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   |   |  --  25  --  29 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  26  --  06 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  27  --  06 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  28  --  11 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X |   |  --  29  --  17 
 nb|--------------------| X    | X | X |  --  30  --  37 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X |   | X |  --  31  --  15 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X | X | X |  --  32  --  31 
 nb|    X |    X | X    | X    |   |   |  --  33  --  14 
 nb|    X |    X |    X | X    |   | X |  --  34  --  30 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   |   |  --  35  --  29 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X | X | X |  --  36  --  31 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  37  --  07 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X | X | X |  --  38  --  31 
 nb| X    |    X | X    | X    |   | X |  --  39  --  10 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    |   |   |  --  40  --  09 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X |   |  --  41  --  05 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  42  --  21 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  43  --  35 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    | X |   |  --  44  --  03 
 nb| X    | X    | X    | X    |   | X |  --  45  --  13 
 nb| X    | X    | X    | X    |   | X |  --  46  --  13 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    | X |   |  --  47  --  27 
 nb| X    |    X |    X |    X |   | X |  --  48  --  20 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  49  --  25 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  50  --  25 
 nb| X    |    X |    X |    X |   | X |  --  51  --  22 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  52  --  24 
 nb|    X | X    | X    |    X | X |   |  --  53  --  05 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    | X | X |  --  54  --  23 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    |   |   |  --  55  --  09 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X |   | X |  --  56  --  15 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  57  --  24 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  58  --  33 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    | X |   |  --  59  --  01 
 nb|    X |    X |    X |    X | X | X |  --  60  --  32 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    |   |   |  --  61  --  09 
 nb|    X |    X |    X |    X | X | X |  --  62  --  32 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  63  --  11 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  64  --  06 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  65  --  06 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  66  --  04 
 nb|    X |    X |    X | X    |   |   |  --  67  --  36 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   |   |  --  68  --  19 
 nb| X    | X    |    X | X    |   | X |  --  69  --  35 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  70  --  21 
 nb|    X | X    |    X | X    | X |   |  --  71  --  27 
 nb| X    | X    | X    |    X | X | X |  --  72  --  11 
 nb|    X |    X |    X |    X |   |   |  --  73  --  34 
 nb|    X |    X |    X | X    |   |   |  --  74  --  36 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  75  --  33 
 nb|    X |    X |    X | X    |   | X |  --  76  --  30 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    | X |   |  --  77  --  24 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    | X |   |  --  78  --  03 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  79  --  04 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  80  --  21 
 nb| X    | X    | X    | X    |   | X |  --  81  --  13 
 nb|    X |    X | X    |    X |   |   |  --  82  --  16 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X | X | X |  --  83  --  31 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X |   | X |  --  84  --  08 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  85  --  21 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  86  --  06 
 nb| X    |    X | X    | X    | X |   |  --  87  --  02 
 nb| X    |    X | X    | X    | X |   |  --  88  --  02 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   |   |  --  89  --  19 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X |   | X |  --  90  --  08 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  91  --  21 
 nb|    X |    X | X    | X    |   |   |  --  92  --  14 
 nb| X    |    X |    X | X    |   |   |  --  93  --  26 
 nb|    X | X    | X    | X    |   |   |  --  94  --  09 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X |   | X |  --  95  --  08 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  96  --  21 
 nb|    X | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  97  --  21 
 nb| X    | X    |    X |    X |   | X |  --  98  --  33 
 nb|    X |    X |    X | X    |   | X |  --  99  --  30 
 nb| X    |    X | X    |    X | X |   |  --  100  --  06

 

So you look at the chart above and you call out what you see. People that want to learn will work on it. Discussions like that could be happening all over the place. Go for it.

 

Hi Gizmo,
What is W, 0 6, P S ?

TNX