To KTF, Or not

[The General]

Spot on 60 spins is plenty. If you can't win in 60 spins, give up

A whole 60 spins?  Why not just one spin? 

Why are you limited to only 60 spins? 
What if you want to win more than your usual trivial amount?

[nottophammer]

A whole 60 spins?  Why not just one spin? 

Why are you limited to only 60 spins? 
What if you want to win more than your usual trivial amount?

Plank

[Ricky]

Make graphics so long are not necessary, you will never play 4000 balls, the graphics have to win in playable short sections ...

Hi PassionRuleta,
can you comment on my approach? Is this the way to approach Repeaters? What about the progression? What if I get the scenario at spin 4175 in spin 1? I am interested in alternative progressions positive/negative/flat.

What if I use 2 numbers for 18 spins?

cheers
Ricky

[Ross]

A repeat isn't a repeat for ever.

My tests indicated that if the last hit
was more than 11 spins previous it can
be disregarded as a repeat.

Haven't figured out what it would then
be classified as but simply ignoring them
when picking a bet on unhit numbers
improves the odds greatly.

[Bigbroben]

BBB good question, no idea

I know, I'm a champion at Jeopardy...

[nottophammer]

This post is for, or not, so it's going to be betting for repeat.

Shanks
Have you read your mail?
This played on MPR about 10:20 am for Steve’s benefit, spin 4 the #33 given but when looked it had like Maestro say’s spat 2 #’s so spin 5 was there #16’ anyway enough of that old baloney.
So when to bet?
Said 1st 10 spins is usually 9/10, so one repeats, well here its 2 repeats, no problem with that.
So as we’re trying to do a Turbo, do you start betting at spin 6? For me it’s no.
As you see the larger group are doing the expected.
Now as spins are progressing you should be remembering Winkel reference spin 13. Spin 13 and you’d say repeats are on time for his reference of 2 repeats.
This should be second nature to you calculating, reading, yes the TROT.
So what do we know for spins 11-20? Well its average to me is 7,+2; from a large data base, Mort’s data has it at 6non-hit, so 2 source’s to think about, for the wise cracking Taotie I like Brown sauce Ha, Ha.
Now we see another repeat spin 15, so out of the 5 spins we’ve had 4 non-hit and one repeat, so the 2 sets of data differ, no problem, just watch and read what’s happening, If its 4/5 and average is 7 or Mort’s 6, with 5 spins left for 20 spins, we’re expecting 2 or 3 more non-hit, remember on MPR you’ve 30 seconds to work out and bet.
2 more spins and they are non-hit’s, so thinking is with 6 non-hits shown, I should now start to bet the 3 repeats.
So spin 20 another repeat, so it’s bet the 4 R1’s, the checkpoint shows non-hit were fast 8,+3; why +3 you know even distribution is 5 non-hit.
So this game or set of spins is on time to me, now you got to look ahead to what spin 30 could be, if you know how to place countback, you would say at spin 30 we should or could see 18 non-hit.
We/I expect 5 more non-hit in these next 10 spins, so 5 repeats, do you just call them repeats or do you assign them a number, yes give them a number so R1’s R2’s, etc.
So now you bet the 4, R1’s lose another non-hit just favours non-hit at 16 non-hits shown, re-bet the 4, R1’s win. +22
So Shanks you see how the averages can help you decide when to bet.

[ArmitageShanks]

Played only this tonight Notto. Got more than enough for bangers and beer this weekend 

[nottophammer]

Can you save to your compu

[Bigbroben]

Here.