Using the ebb and flow of luck

[Viking64]

I am exploring the flow of random/luck/balance, call it what you will.
If we have a simple idea for ECs and it wins half the time, it means the opposite system wins the other half of the time.
What we need to do is anticipate when the flow of luck starts to move in the opposite direction.
This is my thought for discussion. I put it on the notepad because I can't seem to find the New Post icon on the main board!
Thanks for reading

[Kattila]

I think is not possible to anticipate and jump to the oposite, maybe just better follow the trend (hot/active) EC group and use possitive progression, or.... use other
ECs not the RB, EO, LH.........Let s say
you have a run of chops (singles) or a run of series. EC s in this case  1 and 2.
1212121212...,  or.  1122211122....
what would you bet  , the oposite right?
  I create my own ECs( dinamic groups) ,
each new session /new EC groups. Can be done with streets or splits or numbers ,
create with that ones ""forced"" runs of singles or series , then bet against for few spins. Just another way to bet EC s

[Nimo]

If you chart the numbers on a graph, you will see a downward and upward trends quite often for the LH, might help with what you are trying to accomplish.

[Bigbroben]

I tried a few technical analysis tools to see if it would help.  Of course, there are big differences between randomness and stocks.  There is a common point, though: trends.

Simplest and best I found, so far, is bet on the most frequent side ( red or black, hi or low,...).  It gives the best results overall.
Some game's behavior a suited for one type of t.a tool, others don't respond as well.

There is this pendulum theory in the MonteCarlo Anecdote book, could be worth a try.

[Proofreaders2000]

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