Does this version of the Star System works?

[ego]

How little you know - one big progression and all in will never work and will fail ...
Reckon you don't have a solid selection method where you can win within three attempts.

I will try to save you and say that you should aim for less then 50% win target and then use regression, so when you lose you operate with casino money and have to encounter two losing session after each other to bust, that is pretty rare and will keep you longer in the game.

But with your gambling mentality there is no hope, because i know you don't listen to what i say.
So this reply is just waste of forum space and time and energy from my part.

Cheers

[Andre Chass]

Hello ego!

I'm just trying to make any cash.
I listen to what u say for sure and I would like some help here to find the best way, the best system or strategy to not lose.
Could you explain more  what you said about your strategy?
Can you show an example, please?
Because I didn't understand what you show me how to play.
Thanks in advance!

[Andre Chass]

Why wouldn't a series have an increasingly lower probability of extending than a single event has of happening once?

Obviously, each unique spin has a probability of 50% (academically, by excluding the greens) for either color.

However, the overall proportion of total reds vs blacks should be 50%. So every time another of the same color is added to the group, the probability of the group/sample containing ONLY that one color decreases. Is there really a 50% probability that a sample size of 100 (e.g.) will contain 100 reds or blacks? When a person gambles on the roulette spin, he may be betting FOR a single spin, or AGAINST a series.

Isn't saying that the wheel has no memory like saying the wheel hasn't had a haircut in (x) weeks? A gambler isn't betting on the wheel, he's betting on the statistics. Past data would appear to be relevant due to the sampling.

The trick is to be in the right place at the right time: at what point will the group or sampling attempt to correct itself to ensure an equal distribution of reds and blacks? Because obviously it is inevitable