Roulette Gizmotron a challenge.

I just asked for a quote where I specifically said that. Not much to ask.
But that's fine, I stopped replying to you a long time ago - have to go back to doing that.

 

Now yer just bein disingenuous! You made that bulls-shits cliam on the gambling-glen and luckily for you the joint is defunct, so the evidence is gone. But again, I'm sure there are cats kickin around who will remember such idiocy, hey hey.

 

I'm ready Turbo, you know my email

By the way could not beat your top 1 spot on RS got as far as 400k but its tough at that level with limits on singles so low.

 

Wanna hear an opium dream I have? I'm 71 years old? I have been playing the fully strong grip with my golf clubs since the mid 70's. The pro golf lessons tried to beat it out of me and I got my USGA handicap down to single digits. That means that I played in the 70's mostly. I have my own one handed style of putting that is like a pool que shot, only for putting golf balls. It simplifies the entire process for putting.

This spine issue has had me off the golf course since 2010. This operation might get me back on course. I'm going to fully embrace the fully strong grip this time. Having seen one pro golfer on the PGA tour using it for his own medical reasons two years ago I have decided to go that direction and mean it. The grip allows you to never take the club face out of aim. You get rid of timing the release in the standard pro grip. Now that I have seen another player do it, I'm down with the idea.

So the opium dream. I'm going to try to qualify for the senior PGA pro tour. I'll use my RR to get there.

So take more drugs, dream more dreams, right?

P.S. BTW, this is how you challenge Gizmo

 

Keep trying, you'll make it

 

Really take the time to mend completely, I had a girlfriend many years ago that had roughly the same process as you. She for some insane reason decided to play tennis a week after surgery, she felt that her peers needed to be shown that major back surgery plus spinal fusion was a minor thing. The long story short she ended up snagging her sciatic nerve ( the area was unstable, not healed at all) and has totally fucked herself to this day some 30 years later. She was an egotistical cow and has been bellowing like one ever since.
Let the golf challenge be the long term goal constructed correctly.
Cheers

 

Note back surgery fusion of vertebrae was stone age technique 30 years ago, like handling a monkey a pick axe to try and thread a needle. Lol. I know technically it’s improved as per 2022 experience but it ain’t Star Trek I can tell you. Cheers

 

I'm on the one year plan. I'm under orders to not twist, bend, cross legs, or lift anything heavier than 10lbs. I'm expecting this phase to last 6 to 12 weeks with it taking a year to heal properly. I need to build a custom made putter and find a fitted set of clubs. I won't be making any golf swings for at least a year. I just need to walk and strengthen my muscles everywhere around the section worked on. My first goal is to get off the Percocet.

 

Gizmo and Turbo, the two top dawgs of the roulette community. Both bring valuable information to this community. I like them both. I wish I was there for The Gambling Glen era.

If these two were to go head to head I wouldn’t want to pick a winner. But somehow would like to make a hybrid of both systems of RR and the horse race analogy, repeaters.

Keep up the good work gents! And f&@k all the haters!

 

A hybrid? I have been at many long run sessions where I would watch a few numbers go hyper active for about four or five repeats. I knew it would drop from one number and heat up on another. It's an RR thing. It's like scoping out the global effect. When it happens you can exploit it. You can train yourself to see this type of characteristic. It's no different than seeing the two zeros. I've been watching just them for years. They sleep for hundreds of spins so they are cold. They heat up too. They can go hyper active and they do.

It all comes down to charting them. At the table I could use a second index card and drop a dot next to each number when it hits. It would only take a second to keep that chart and a few seconds to read it. I could look at it after all my bets are placed. That's a blank spot in the action. I could use RR to fund huge bets on the hot streak number or numbers. It would mask the method too. It's worth practicing to see if the hot number swarms are global effecting. I've seen them do that for hours at a time. I use to just ignore it. It's sort of like watching for the finalies swarming. You don't have to chart them to see it.

 

Turbo,

What's the minimum and maximum in y'r free Casino

and what's the name ?

thanks in advance

 

I was only marginally retarded back then. I had a long ways to go to get to RR. I had no idea that a rigid 3/7 was going to help me the most. Man, they all hated the Elegant Pattern and the Global Effect. It was just outright heresy. Even Spike never spoke of it. The elegant pattern is the greatest opportunity in the gambling world. The casino drops its dress and begs to be raped. It's a perfect storm. Imagine playing like you know the next spin before it happens and you keep doing that for 30 minutes. That's exactly what it is like. And it happens perfectly. That actually happens if you are skilled enough to see it, use it, and to attack. It always forces a huge casino crowd to form. It's scary because you must commit to it like solo rock climbing.

Someday somebody will report a story of it happening to them. Can't wait to hear it.

 

I volunteered to play a ten minute spot for the second anniversary show for The Eurorack World. I use two semi modular synths, a DX-7 clone, and a fully modular Korg Volca Modular, all routed through a Line 6 Helix and powered by a Sonuus G2m guitar to midi interface. This is how I got through Covid-19. I've since moved on to a fully powered DAW with everything you see here and more in the DAW.

Now you know what I look like.

 

Here's me playing along with a backing track for a Guitar Center's blues contest with all the equipment I went through during the past 5 years as a slide show.