TurboGenius Informational : What are your chances of winning ?

Exactly.

The only assumption we have to go off of seems to be the column game. So that's what we test....and test...and test...

And that's if we knew what we are doing..

With that said, it was denzie who said maybe bago is running game after game after game until he sees it.

So it is the column game. And it is about the game doing the same thing in the same amount of spins/cycles...

 

What do you mean???

 

I think he means u don't need to bet every spin?

 

If the averages stay the same, not betting for a bit saves you dollars. We can see if the averages stay constant.

 

The averages?

 

We know you don't really want to know the answer because you know it already.

 

Well, yes, I am omnipotent.

 

Omni-potent? Nobody cares about your sexual prowess.

 

I've decided to give the info TG provided above a try .....

Basically it works as supposed to
2/3 W
1/3 L
And of course random created the streaks as supposed to which is easily to exploit

Note :
-I didn't do all 36 numbers though. But that wasn't needed imo....I've already knew the outcome...grins
-a more aggressive progression would do great also

I suggest to test it out and you'll see you can be in profit each time
Session played with 1u base (1u=1€/$)

 

Cool picture !

What is your name at RS ?

 

I did not get the same thing. @Denzie

 

Not that this could be done in a sitting anyway.

 

If my math is correct, it was 83 sessions total. Won 46 lost 37.

2/3 of 83 would be 55.....

But again, I don't think you can play this way sitting down.

 

Doesn't have to be done in 1.

Also I selected my numbers not from 0-36

I used a progression which would your session make a winner also ...

Keep testing

 

Seems all I do is test. Problem is I don't know what I'm testing.

 

I know the feeling

 

I enjoyed giving those two " Likes "

 

There are not 37 different numbers in 37 spins.
Increase the "Denzie"-ty.

 

You do GG, your "homework" was provided by Denzie, who is being VERY generous in this thread imo....

Same for you Herby, Ka2, Platton, Ordinary, etc, anyone else looking to do the work (and yes, it's work, you'll need to run EACH of these scenarios hundreds of times to learn the averages, the max DDs, the ranges, and to determine the most efficient (optimal, least dangerous with best reward potential) progression:

Take that foundation, build it, look at the data it provides...what did you learn? What do you "see" in the results? How can you apply it to the real world?

Denzie did a lot of people a big favor by even spelling it out this clearly, take the gift he's given and run with it.

 

Agree @Mako .. my eyes are bleeding working on this hahaha