Roulette @Gizmo

Hello Gizmo and all ...

I read an old post on another forum board where both Gizmo and Kimo Li mention one thing that I found interesting.
They talk about how to - in a simple way - read the casino board with numbers.

And both talk about the following list

123
456
789

Where you have 1, 11, 21, 31 and so on for each number.
When we combine them we get a dozen.

Gizmo also talks about some global effects using this set-up of numbers.
Maybe one of hes many solutions dividing numbers.

I create a very nice Matrix upon this concept, see attachment.
Here you can find single dozens or two dozens or hot numbers within a AABABBBBABABBBBAAABBA
or 2122212111121121112212211212 just your imagination set limits to spot real trends
Also corner trends A2 B1 A1 B1 B2 A1

Cheers

 

Code:

33 A3    6  B3    32 A2    25 B2
3  A3    32 A2    5  B2    21 A1
28 C2    31 A1    23 A3    11 A1
20 C2    16 B3    28 B3    4  B1
7  C1    4  B1    2  A2    4  B1
25 B2    33 A3    34 B1    8  C2
27 C1    21 A1    19 C3    6  B3
27 C1    18 C2    14 B1    13 A3
9  C3    2  A2    2  A2    11 A1
26 B3    34 B1    30 C3    21 A1
1  A1    13 A3    32 A2    32 A2
26 B3    13 A3    24 B1    4  B1
7  C1    12 A2    13 A3    0  0
4  B1    16 B2    14 B1    29 C3
7  C1    7  C1    29 C3    36 B3
26 B3    22 A2    15 B2    10 C1
6  B3    9  C3    13 A3    18 C2
3  A3    31 A1    36 B3    12 A2
35 B2    13 A3    3  A3    9  C3
13 A3    27 C1    27 C1    20 C2
30 C3    12 A2    3  A3    2  A2
31 A1    22 A2    4  B1    20 C2
3  A3    15 B2    6  B3    29 C3
34 B1    16 B3    16 B3    2  C2
11 A1    7  C1    26 B3    21 A1

 

awsome. I will have to get back to this later today. I'm busy right now. But at first two second glance it looks great.

 

OK. It's matrix oriented. I never got into matrix oriented thinking. In other words I'm uneducated when it comes to matrix charts.

I do it this way. I see the last digit Example: 31. So I see #1 That's all I see when I look at the Finalies.

My software, the 1.5 version of the charting program, allows for this method. It charts the groupings.

I look for swarms of three groups repeating strongly. It's 12 numbers. It pays real good. If you can target 12 numbers repeating strongly then you can make a lot of money real fast.

Simplification is the key to all this.

Here is a better way:

What about a "let it ride" long shot? Let's say you speculate on a sleeping dozen to last let's say 5 times in a row. Very common at times.

So you bet $100 on one awake dozen and $100 on the other awake dozen.

So you let the winnings ride.

So it goes like this:

$200 ( $100 & $100 )
$300 ( $150 & $150 )
$450 ( $225 & $225 )
$675 ( $337.50 & $337.50 )
$1012.50 ( $506.25 & $506.25 )

Total after fifth win equals $1518.75

 

Hello, I got the setup from Roy Ward Dickson's book, can really recommend it, is a little different than other gambling books.
First, I buy it to get the original of the single number method RWD but discover it has so much more to offer.
I assume is a bargain getting the book today, because is so old, but I was wrong, is actually pretty expensive at Amazon for $60.

Happy Winning & Happy Hunting

 

I use columns in charts with "X's" to designate hits. I look down a column representing a grouping and look for things like a swarm of singles or an absence of singles. It's the use of visual dexterity being utilized to see patterns, dominances, and formations. You can't use visual dexterity with a matrix chart. You must imagine the formations in your mind like doing math equations. I need to see a formation in less than a second. That way I can search for as much as 10 times the characteristics that are common with randomness. I can see a sleeping dozen in less than a second. I can see it repeat in pattern formations.

The first thing that is taught in the Reading Randomness thread is visual dexterity. It makes it real easy to see when a formation is also working for you as a bet selection. It's one thing to see the pattern. It's another thing to confirm if it is in a condition of working or not. You must keep track of both at the same time. That is where I use my thinking ability. I can't use it up on imagining formations within a matrix. Once you know you have a working pattern then all you do is speculate it and exploit it. Then your only concern is knowing when to stop betting on it. The casinos think that it must follow the math statistics. But short term pattern formations just come and go by coincidence. So you just go with what is temporaraly working.

I use the very same tactic as card counters in 21. I bet big when it is working and bet small or nothing when anything else is showing. It's so simple. Matrix charts are almost completely worthless to me the way that I have oriented my thinking. You can spend a lot of time just hunting the sleeping 12 numbers. That skill alone combined with that positive progression of letting it ride is enough to almost guarantee a winning session. Five of the same 12 numbers sleeping in a row is so common that it would be very difficult to not find it repeating at times. I have 12 sets of dozens that make up four groups to search through. I can scan the chart in about three seconds looking for a swarm of singles, a dominance, or a sleeping 12 numbers. It's enough to take a chance on.

By incorporating the "Up & Pull" method of John Patrick fame I can take a little and keep a little in each step of the positive progression along the way. So if you win the first step you are guaranteed to make a little money or at least have very little risked beyond the first step. Finding a consistent repeating pattern is the secret.

There is only one thing that can kill off a session. You can have a swarm of first step losses. It happens. You must be aware of this happening. You must have a plan to get out of the session before it does a great amount of damage. There is no blind betting rule. You must flow with what is happening. Wishful thinking is just a self made trap. All this can be practiced until it becomes a skill.

Like you say: "Happy Winning & Happy Hunting."

 

Here is a five step "Up & Pull" chart for hunting a sleeping 12 numbers:

$100 = $10 + $10 + $10 + $10 + $10 ( that's $10 for each step of the let-it-ride, for each awake 12 numbers.

After the first win you take off $30 of the original $100. You now have only $70 invested in the speculation.

After the second step win you take off another $45 where there are four steps left at $15 each. You only have $25 invested after the second step win.

After the third step win you are making money. You take off $60 making you $35 in winnings so far and still have two more steps to go with no money invested or at risk to continue.

At the fourth step win you take off $90 putting you at $135 up and one step to go.

After the 5th step win you take off what is left over an additional $135.

So it makes you $35 + $90 + $135 = $260 with money coming in after the third step win.

So the steps are $10, $15, $20, $30, and $45. All this is "Up & Pull" steps with nothing risked after a third step win.

You can go for a long shot 10 steps with this method. 10 of the same dozen or column sleeping is common enough. It even swarms at times. You start taking money after four or five steps. But the winnings are huge.

 

Well for me the matrix works well in spotting trends.
One simple trend is when ABAABBA shift to CACCCACCACCCACA and you get WWWWWLWWWWWWWWWW
That way you can encounter 30+ with only one loss between.

Another thing I notice is using three unique corner bets with binomial probability.
For example, A1C3B2 and see what happens for the next six attempts/cycle
If you get a win you get a series if you lose the cycle you get three singles.

If a loss, singles
RBR
BRB

If a win, series
RBR
RRB

So with corners, dozen, and double dozen, six numbers, and two numbers, just adding or excluding attempts and exploring the matrix's full potential.
Is up to each individual to make the most out of it.

Cheers

 

Amazing. You can see trends and I can't see anything. There are others that are Matrix oriented too. It's fascinating.