Fun with the Dozens

[Ross]

Had some ideas about Dozens (always seems hard to play)
so naturally I wrote a programme!

I was trying to decide whether dozens hits after ten spins
was better than hits after 18 spins and decided to use both.
It worked quite well so I added hits after 14 spins too.



The numbers in line "Total 1" are the 10 and 18 hits.
The numbers in line "Total 2" are the 10 and 14 hits.
The "Hits 18" fields will show numbers before you
have 18 spins but will only reflect the last 18 numbers
thereafter.

The numbers in line "SSH" are the spins since hit for
each dozen.

"Hits Low" and "Hits High" are useful.

To play get 10 numbers (better still 18) and look
for a dozen where the two Total fields are coloured
green (when they're 7 or less).  Better if the SSH field
is green too (after 3 missed spins).

The "Restart" button is used automatically so no
need to click it.

You can play with random numbers.  Click on the
"Gen 10" button then on the "Gen 1" button until
a good bet appears.  Click on the "Bet Off" field
of your chosen dozen to start a bet.  The bet
amount will start at 1 and be doubled after each losing bet.
Click on the "Gen 1" button.  When you get a hit on your
chosen bet the "Hit!" message will appear for a few
seconds.  All bets will be set to "Off" and the bet
amount reset to 1.

The "Add" and "Subt" fields are to check that the
bank is being updated correclty.  A tricky bit of
programming so let me know if you think I've got
is wrong.

If the bank goes down to less than one a "Busted"
message will appear and the programme will
automatically generate ten new spins (if you
choose "Yes" from the popup alert.

While betting keep a eye on the SD and AD fields.
When low they'll be coloured red as a warning
since this usually means repeats - in this case
repeats of the dozen which won't be the one
you're betting on.

If you want to stop a bet click on the "Bet On" field.

This programme has proved to be OK on BetVoyager
No-Zero roulette.

This text is included with the programme zip file attached.

[Cliffordz]

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