Roulette a VERY good repeater (hot) number method from Ken

You have me confused with some other people I can only guess. I just started gambling in my sister taught me sic bo and baccarat and like I said I play at Commerce Casino in the Los Angeles area. Most of what you say, I have no idea what you're saying. sorry.

 

You sure? The fat lady loves them guys, she aint singing or even whispering, sad, huh?

 

A miracle : a dead fart has risen .


LOL

 

So now I'm moderated at betselection.cc. Go figure. Glen is using his prerogative to control with maximize effeteness. Good idea too.

 

But didn't you say here?, which I'm confused but I don't know the other board very well either, you said you were done there you said everything you wanted to say what are you complaining about?

 

Who's complaining? Give yourself a lap dance.

 

Sorry but I like white chicks to give me a lap dance that's what I paid for when I go to the clubs and they do a damn good job rubbing those sexy bun buns on a black man, maybe it's a sight you've never seen?

 

Seems like a great way to play ... any results from anyone playing this method other than the OP?

 

Yeah, the OP that tweaked the s**t out of it. Call it......stream lined. (lol)

Ken

 

You rated it a B- method ... would like to hear more on fine tuning it into an A+ method.

 

What exactly are you referring to here when you say hot groups? Sequential numbers like 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, or a series such as 2, 12, 22, 32 or, a particular section of the wheel such as 3, 26, 0, 32, 15?

 

Scratch that ... guess you mean a random group of hot numbers which keep repeating periodically.

 

I dont hand out A+ very often. Its NOW around a B+ method.

Ken

 

Will have to read through this again in that case ... it's slightly confusing as I'm not sure what all the code was for (testing a progression?), plus it gets off topic towards the last few pages.

 

So, a few things I don't like and could improve the hit rate:
1. Resetting to 2 numbers - why not simply play a group of the last 5 hot numbers? If a 6th appears, drop the last one on the left (max you play is 5).
2. Why have the 8 count after a hit? Where that number come from?

 

When it comes to progressions - it's got to be easily manageable, and secondly, meaningful within the session I'm playing. Say I play one session lasting an hour in which case I'm only going to get to play 30 spins approximately.

How about a progression like this?
1 chip per hot number (max 5) for the 1st 10 spins, 2 chips on the next 10 and 3 chips on the last 10. When you hit a number you drop back to single chips and start over.

 

Play it however you wish.

Ken

 

Mantronix, you could also adapt the game on Line(if you lose)>streets(if you lose)>straight to use a "progression" without changing chips that are bet.

 

Thanks guys - will give this a go tonight