Roulette Method/system?

I got this from an author some years back, I do agree with it. Is it a bit vague? To some perhaps >>

"A METHOD is based on a procedure, whereas a SYSTEM is based on a plan".

Of course the usual.....JB & BA will be ignored from me with their ODD remarks geared towards causing issues. (rofl)

Ken

 

Yes yes mr. King just don't be like Martin Luther, it's not in vain and my method that definitely does work it's been very good to me and there is a difference between methods and systems!!!

just don't stand on the side of a motel railing somewhere around the Memphis Tennessee area and try to preach this!!!

best advice to stay out of the projects!!!!!

 

Thanks Nate for the LIKE.

Ken

 

As usual, you and this "author" are wrong. What you do is nothing but a "betting system" on a negative EV game. Call it what you wish though, it won't work.

 

Typical, thanks the white member for the like but not the black one, cool, lol!

 

No comments yet, Hmmm. Thanks again Nate!

 

Method, systems... the problem remains the same on both... you got 37 or 38 pockets and you're only paid 35+your betting chip and then there's super variance.

 

Method as well system are well explained in the first post of the thread . *I accept the explanation as given and I am rejecting some additional comments as completely OFF subject .




Nathan Detroit

 

Euphemisms make people feel better

Never understood that.

 

What about adjectives? The author (& myself) feel that both are slightly different. I see no harm in it per say.I am NOT saying, if you play a method you are king and if you play a system you are a peasant. Never said that.

Ken

 

Perhaps a System is a rigid betting process based on triggers or patterns and follows a distinct algorithm.
This happens, I bet this, that happens I dont bet this etc. Could easily be programmed on RX or explained in a sentence.

Then a Method could be the whole gamut including money managements and stoplosses....betting percentages of your bankroll which has been divided up etc. Inside the method is some kind of system, but has flexability and isnt ridged.
Difficult to program in rx, needs pages to explain.

or perhaps not LOL

Just my 2 peneth, for what its worth

 

The thing is though that if the word method derives from methodical, then to me, that also sounds like a system. I suppose it's splitting hairs really however I would say a way of playing that is different from a rigid system would be a type of situational play because this then depends on the situation/circumstances as opposed to following something through to the letter.

Do we have any more takers?

 

This a good point. Back when I wanted/asked others to RX something for me, they either couldn't or I had TOO MANY "what ifs" situations where it could not be implemented into the language of being coded. I can get very complicated with my RULES for a method.

Ken

 

BINGO

 

very interesting. Thank you

 

You put it much better than me....but you look like a University Professor and I look like a dumb Banker who was born with a silver spoon in my mouth.

 

In my consideration were synonyms, just another way to say the same thing, but now I'm thinking about it...
I've asked the very same question Victor (VLS) some time ago and he replied:
"System has more rigid rules while method has 'softer'", I believe that the 'devil' is in the details, unless we do an example of both the situation is not so clear.
For example the system dictates to bet always on red, but the method suggests to bet whatever is leading.
Is this the difference, or method is even more loosely defined, such as: "I see the last results, if there are a lot of red I follow, if not I bet my 'lucky numbers'??

 

A decent contribution.

Ken