Roulette Vaddis Holy Grail

I don't use text to voice.

 

So do I...

 

I don't see that one often enough, you should use it more.

 

Yeah thanks, got anything beneficial to add that we haven't heard before?

 

so you're the thread killer ha ha ha !!

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I advise everyone who wants to understand what happens in the game and how balance and imbalance are formed to try to understand Vaddis' clues.
This gift from Vaddis is very important to be able to win at roulette.
It is the simplest and easiest way to win at the game.

 

16.
If you are betting on 8 numbers and they are not hit, then you would remove the oldest number in your 8-set and add the number that just landed. So, you are changing your 8-number by one number after each wheel spin.That means that each number of your 8-number set is placed 8 times on the table.There are only two phases:* 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8 (stepped sequence)* 8-blocksFor 8-blocks example: say you miss all 8 of ...279121633629 Let's say that the last number landed that missed your 8-set is 20.Then your next 8-bet is ...20 2 7 9 12 16 3 36 If you now get a hit on 12, your next 8-bet is ...12 20 2 7 9 12 16 3 36 (This where Vaddi differs. Why not bet 8 numbers again). Now, you're going to need a prog. 1-2-3-4-5going to at least 16; but there is a twist to that prog. First stage 1-1-2-4. Think about it.
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Disregard reply 73

 

+30
Carry on.



Using 8 numbers. Reason Luck of the Irish shows 7 numbers repeat then 8 numbers repeat. But he showed 25 non-hits, repeated 26th spin.
So, there's someone's 100/+100

 

Numerical Results over 10,000 Spins
(with "smart cluster", stop win/loss, and zero coverage)

Key Statistics

• Final bankroll after 10,000 spins: -12,500 €
  
  
• Lowest point reached: -12,715 €
  
  
• Highest point reached: +89.88 €
  
  
• Number of winning sessions: 690 / 1275
  
  
• Number of losing sessions: 585 / 1275
  
  
• Average profit per session: -9.23 €
  

Analysis

• The stop win/loss (session stops at +20 or -50 units) reduces volatility, but the trend remains sharply negative due to the casino’s house edge, even with filters and money management.
  
  
• You win more often than you lose (690 winning sessions out of 1275), but the losses are heavier than the gains (classic result of “stop loss” being wider than “stop win”).
  
  
• The bankroll drains slowly but surely: the house always wins in the long run, even with all protections in place.
  

Conclusion

• The system is less brutal for your bankroll but does not become profitable in the long run: roulette remains unbeatable with flat betting, even when “optimized,” because of the house edge and inevitable long negative streaks.
  
  
• By playing smart, you can limit the damage, benefit from lucky cycles, but you can’t beat roulette sustainably.