need help system building

[hamsup_sotong]

HI guys,

need some help with system building. The other day i read a method of play in vls, cant really remember who created it but it seems to work when i played it :p.

Anyways the method goes something like this

Bet the any number that has repeated twice within 10 spins for another 10 spins. IF there's a hit, then bet for another 3 spins.

right now im playing with a bank 100 units per session. there's  no win  target at the moment as i unsure as to how much i can profit on the average.

Any advice would be welcome regarding bankroll, exit pts and possible improvements etc as the hit rate seems pretty good.

Cheers and thanks in advance
Hamsup

[VLS]

Any advice would be welcome regarding bankroll, exit pts and possible improvements etc as the hit rate seems pretty good.

Hello dear Hamsup,

Obviously the answer to that starts with an automated tester that gives you statistics.

Would you like to join our coding school so you can test and share your experiences with  us? Maybe set some win-goal and stop-loss based on the averages you get.

Such a system is indeed easy to get rolling.

[hamsup_sotong]

hi vic,

yeah i would be more than happy to.

Now how do i go about doing it?

Cheers
Hamsup

[VLS]

Now how do i go about doing it?

Start by passing around this post:

link:://roulette.vls.cc/index.php/topic,40.msg161.html

We are learning the basic skills for a TRACKER, then you can use that as the foundations for making a TESTER to get your stats.

But remember, we are going a bit easy here (but steadily).

Cheers.

[hamsup_sotong]

Will do. Ill give it a whirl.

Cheers vic and thanks again

Regards
Hamsup

[Compa]

Hi mate. What you are playing now is going to fail. My suggestion is that you look elsewhere to find something that wins. The fact that roulette is dominated by Randomness  is something that must be considered as the main issue for study. No "system" will work ever. My recommendation is study the movements on the Carpet.

Cheers
/Compa

[hamsup_sotong]

err movements on the carpet?? what do i look out for ?

thanks

Hamsup

[Compa]

You look for what is happening,  which dozen, column, High Low and so on;)

Cheers

[hamsup_sotong]

ahhh ok thanks

hamsup