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Roulette What if I told you...

Discussion in 'Roulette Forum' started by TurboGenius, Oct 29, 2016.

  1. AxelWolf

    AxelWolf Well-Known Member

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    That makes sense.
     
  2. mr j

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    15 years, 4-5 days a week, 40 spins per hour, play 7-12 hours per visit.......20K? Big fuckin deal.

    Ken
     
  3. Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone

    Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone Well-Known Member Lineage to Founders

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    No wonder he thinks some of his systems work. He sucks at math and he hasn't been playing the game for very long.
     
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  4. gizmotron

    gizmotron Well-Known Member Founding Member

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    Try this one on for size. I wrote this, the first native version in X-Talk, back in 2004.

    Code:
    function decryptBF iVector, StringToSearch
      global s1, s2, s3, s4, bfP3, sX
      if the platform = "Win32" then
        put "N" into OsFormat
      else
        put "I" into OsFormat
      end if
     
      put StringToSearch into cryptThisText
      put the number of words in cryptThisText into textCryptlength
     
      if textCryptlength > 500000 then
        -- what limits here
      else
        if textCryptlength < 1 then
          -- what limits here
        end if
      end if
      put 1 into jk
      put "18,17,16,15,14,13,12,11,10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3" into ratBoy
      repeat for each item zl in ratBoy
        put zl into rkoR[jk]
        add 1 to jk
      end repeat
     
      split cryptThisText by comma
      put "" into cipherText
      put 1 into ic
      put 1 into ix
      local strB1, strB2
      put iVector into strV
      put char 1 to 4 of strV into strB1
      put char 5 to 8 of strV into strB2
      repeat while ic <= textCryptlength
        put (cryptThisText[ix + 3]) + ((cryptThisText[ix + 2]) * 256) + ((cryptThisText[ix + 1]) * 65536) + ((cryptThisText[ix]) * 16777216) bitAnd 4294967295 into xL
        put (cryptThisText[ix + 7]) + ((cryptThisText[ix + 6]) * 256) + ((cryptThisText[ix + 5]) * 65536) + ((cryptThisText[ix + 4]) * 16777216) bitAnd 4294967295 into xR
        repeat for each element dwnSpt in rkoR
          put xL bitXor bfP3[dwnSpt] into xL
          put ((xL bitAnd 4278190080) / 16777216)  bitAnd 255 into a
          put ((xL bitAnd 16711680) / 65536) into b
          put ((xL bitAnd 65280) / 256) into c
          put (xL bitAnd 255) into d
          put (((  ((S1[a + 1] + S2[b + 1]) mod 4294967296) bitXor S3[c + 1]  ) + S4[d + 1] ) mod 4294967296) bitXor xR into xR
          put xL into temp
          put xR into xL
          put temp into xR
        end repeat
        put xL into temp
        put xR into xL
        put temp into xR
        put xR bitXor bfP3[2] into xR
        put xL bitXor bfP3[1] into xL
        ---------------
        put charToNum(char 2 of strB1) into djp
        if djp > 255 then
          put 101 into djp
        end if
        put sX[djp] into IVa
        put xL bitXor IVa into xL
        ---------------
        put charToNum(char 3 of strB2) into djp
        if djp > 255 then
          put 106 into djp
        end if
        put sX[djp] into IVb
        put xR bitXor IVb into xR
        ---------------
        put "" into c1
        put "" into c2
        put numToChar( ((xL bitAnd 4278190080 ) / 16777216) bitAnd 255 ) after c1
        put numToChar( ((xL bitAnd 16711680) / 65536 ) ) after c1
        put numToChar( (( xL bitAnd 65280 ) / 256 ) ) after c1
        put numToChar( ( xL bitAnd 255 ) ) after c1
        put c1 after cipherText
        put c1 into strB1
        put numToChar( ((xR bitAnd 4278190080 ) / 16777216) bitAnd 255 ) after c2
        put numToChar( ((xR bitAnd 16711680) / 65536 ) ) after c2
        put numToChar( (( xR bitAnd 65280 ) / 256 ) ) after c2
        put numToChar( ( xR bitAnd 255 ) ) after c2
        put c2 after cipherText
        put c2 into strB2
        put ix + 8 into ix
        put ic + 8 into ic
      end repeat
      --if the last char of cipherText = "~" then
      repeat while the last char of cipherText = "~"
        delete the last char of cipherText
      end repeat
      --end if
      delete char 1 to 16 of cipherText
      return cipherText
    end decryptBF
    math challenged?
     
  5. gizmotron

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    ...math challenged?

    Been playing since 1976. Saw my first randomness characteristic in 1993. I've spent at least 10 times as much on computer research dealing with randomness research. If that is not good enough for anyone then add to that that I was one of the very first extreme poly athletes in the USA. I ran my own construction company and self taught computer programming. Try all that with a major debilitating disability. I'm fluent in the world of politics, music business, and gambling issues.

    I don't like to repeat myself, like that one trick pony, Snowman.

    P.S. I'm just trying to get TG's thing working. You know, this thread.
     
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  6. Rona

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    Nice to meet you giz!
     
  7. gizmotron

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    Thanks, It's nice to meet other roulette players.
     

  8. Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone

    Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone Well-Known Member Lineage to Founders

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    Gizmo,

    What state are you in?
     
  9. AxelWolf

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    Denial and the city of Delusion.
     
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    Gizmo is not a bad guy.

    Ken
     
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    I'm in the state of consciously aware. I'm overloaded with a realist's mentality and objective critical thought. I'm past the stage of being so needy as to pass judgment on others as an attempted controlling mechanism to reinforce a fake self awareness. Consequently the more that I learn the less that I figure that I really know. I check people out to see if they are normal or if they a Narcissistic or Co dependent control freaks. I also check people out to see if they are needy because they are the victims of these personality disorders. This might be interesting to know about you Snowman. I can't figure out your pragmatism. But Bayes sure gave me something to think about regarding your motives. Just because it's a plausible story, and that it fits so good, being that we go all the way back to private PM's at GG, I still can't figure out what is in it for you. You can't be a spandex boy on a crusade, and it can't be that you actually believe that there are biased wheels out there to gold mine from. You have always been on the same quest. Please explain this. A
     
  12. gizmotron

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    Ken is not a bad guy either. He stands his ground and is one of the most experienced players on the net.
     
  13. Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone

    Dr. Sir Anyone Anyone Well-Known Member Lineage to Founders

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    Gizmo,

    I merely asked you what state you were in. That's it.

    (I think, as I recall, you at one time said that you reside in Michigan.)
     
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    Dr, Sir, That would be Spike.

    I RV in the West. Many casinos, so little time. I'm wintering in the northwest right now and boy am I glad that I'm out of the way of that Atmospheric River on the way into Northern California. One of my RV parks is about to get destroyed. I hear that the Truckee River is going to flood a little in Reno too.
     

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    Nothing is ever truly wasted, that includes time.
     
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  16. Rona

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    I would say "especially time"
     
  17. Armitage Shanks

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    A question for Turbo.
    Using this method and progression What is the longest sequence of spins you've gone before being in profit and whats the biggest drawdown (in units) you've experianced before being in profit?
     
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    Question also is on how many spins TG tested his system, and how many sessions in casinos he already made?;-)

    Claiming that a system cannot lose, is very unfair. TG, you not have unlimited bankroll, so your system CAN lose too and will lose if it already has not lost yet. Start to play airballs and you will lose soon ;-)
     
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    Ain't no cats gonna define the "long run" in terms of roulettes spin, hey hey?
     
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    Such a shame this thread lost its way
     

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