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[Priyanka]

Hi,

Basically, I have been given a 1000 quid by my dad and he had asked me to find my way to multiplying this by 20 times. I have split it with 500 for casino play and 100 each in 5 online casinos. If I am allowed to do so, I am using this post to keep a diary of my progress and share my play style and spins with the community. I would be really interested to receive feedback on the way am approaching things and make best use of the experience that is present in this community. I will be very transparent and honest in my postings here as this is really a open diary of the gambling journey. Also, if at all if I am programming any tools that assist me like robots, small excel trackers, clickers etc, to help me in this journey, I shall share them free with the community.

Wish me luck!

Bon voyage!

Cheers
Yanks!

[iggiv]

Good luck, Priyanka!

[ausguy]

A lot of forum members are from other parts of the world too, Central Europe, Australia (me) & Steve, the Forums owner - for example.

The USA is one of the most on line gambling restricted countries around.  The control is made by not allowing funds tranfers.

[TwoCatSam]

Yanks

First, welcome to both forums. 

I will be very interested to follow your progress. 

I must ask:  Is that pic of you?  That pic you see in my post is really our dog.  It is not a model!

Good luck.  Ralph says luck is about all there is. 

Samster

[Chrisbis]

Nice Topic bar, so much chocolate & nuts.

@ausguy

Relevance?
"Yanks" is from Uk.
Unless U are just making a more general point about spread Ur £$E around the shop floor.

A lot of forum members............

The USA is one of the most on line gambling restricted countries around.  The control is made by not allowing funds transfers.

Side note...........did U see that On-line gaming is set to go wider in USA very soon?
I think it was SAM who informed us
[reveal=SAM's  comment]
link:://betselection.cc/general-discussion/a-twocat-ramble/msg16587/#msg16587
[/reveal]

[Priyanka]

Yanks

First, welcome to both forums. 

I will be very interested to follow your progress. 

I must ask:  Is that pic of you?  That pic you see in my post is really our dog.  It is not a model!

Good luck.  Ralph says luck is about all there is. 

Samster

Thanks Sam!
I can't clearly see the dog in your profile pic here, but Bailey in the pic from other forum is real cute!

Btn, yes it is my pic. It was done by a cousin of mine when I visited India sometime back for a wedding ceremony! He is real good at paintings! I wish I had such a skill....

[Turner]

Thanks Sam!
I can't clearly see the dog in your profile pic here, but Bailey in the pic from other forum is real cute!

Btn, yes it is my pic. It was done by a cousin of mine when I visited India sometime back for a wedding ceremony! He is real good at paintings! I wish I had such a skill....

Hmmmm....So your cousin is indian artist Dnyanesh Gholap then?...
This is "A girl smiling" by him...Painted 2008....shes looks 12 ish......so you are 16 or 17

I love art. i love google better!!!

link:://:.bcagalleries.com/support.asp?parent=75&PRODUCT_ID=5571&Itemcolor=9CCCCC&cat_name=Dnyanesh%20Gholap&product_name=A%20Girl%20Smiling&cat_birth=16/06/2009

[Turner]

do the maths!

[Priyanka]

So your cousin is indian artist Dnyanesh Gholap then?...

Yes! And you are right, it was done in 2008. But certainly I was not 12 when it was done

[Priyanka]

As promised to Dane, my first session! Roulette is a tough game. Even though, the testing was topsy turvy, decided to give Dane's system a go as promised to him.

Started with a  Bankroll of 10 quid and played 0.5 units. Went to 11u on the top before going down to the stop loss of 20 units. Down to 90 quid and stopped the game. Need to study more and practice more before getting on to the next session!

[Turner]

Yes! And you are right, it was done in 2008. But certainly I was not 12 when it was done

what a small world it is.

[Chrisbis]

Need to study more and practice more before getting on to the next session!

When Ur ready, throw some spins to all the fellows here, so we can do a GreatGrampa's style study, and see if we can help U with Ur play technique.
Use Reveal function to hide the long list of spin numbers
Code is:-
[reveal] Spin Data here.[/reveal]

or

[reveal= Name the Data contained in the Reveal]Spin data here[/reveal]
cheers.
(it keeps the forum neat and tidy, until U want to see the spins, then just click!) 

[Chrisbis]

@Yanks

I see from our sister 'station', U already knew the reveal.

[Priyanka]

Very eventful day. The game of roulette is an ocean! This information in this forum is a gold mine! You need to have the right tools to dig the gold out!

It is a very significant milestone in my roulette journey. I should thank all of you who gave me useful advices and shared their well-wishes. I think a job well begun is half-done. Learnt two important things today!
1. Key advice I got from everyone came handy. Testing is the key
2. Stick to your plan and travel the tides.

Was very nervous throughout the 45 minutes of play, that I couldn’t play more than 2 sessions. I watched 2 of my favourite movies to get back to normal. Every penny matters!

After testing of multiple methods, I decided to go for three sessions.
1. System from Dane. Didn’t do well in my tests, but I promised him, I will play
2. A system from a note GLC gave me(Thanks George). It is a system where you play for/against the last colour to show up alternatively using a 1-2-3-6 progression. Carry 36u for 3 games.
3. Easy Peasy system with tweaks from Atlantis/Greatgrampa/Chrisbis.

I decided to play one session for each of the methods with +10/-10 limits. I could play only two as the nerves got the better of me and couldn’t play third.

First one was a deep dive into the negative territory. It lasted 114 spins. Started well reaching 11u betting 50 pence chips. But then it went south and reached the stoploss. Attaching the values in the excel tracker that I posted earlier. I think I should trust the testing, as it is the key!

Second one, the author system, made me really nervous at the start, when I reached the 4th stage of progression, but recovered well and reached 10u playing 1 quid chips in 24 spins. Stopped as I couldn’t take it any longer.  :nope:

Summarizing day 1,
• No loss/no gain
• 2 sessions, 138 spins, 6u largest bet

Eagerly studying more and reading through the forum. Tomorrow is going to be a new day. My plan is to play the following and play 5 sessions.
1. Easy Peasy
2. Double treble
3. Glat progression
4. Quad cycle
5. The winning system that GLC gave me today (Authors system)

Any feedback/advice will be much appreciated. Thanks for listening me patiently and guiding me through!

[Priyanka]

Another day gone. Less nervous than the first day and more confident. Prepared and practiced myself on all the 5 systems that I wanted to play today. I would have played these over and over again in paper, in fun mode and in excel files. Testing, testing, testing the first advice I got. Also, made a tracker for the author system to test the author system. The only thing I did differently from what I thought yesterday was to play double dozens with flat bets instead of GLAT progressions. I guess I am a bit shocked to see how deep can progressions get from my testing (not specific to GLAT but in general)

Also a very important day in terms of learnings. Samster told me that take multiple systems to the table and don’t stick to one. A huge learning taken on board. Later on Vic hinted similar thing. A deep thought, took in this advice and decided to play all five systems one by one with defined target and stop loss. As I write this note, even though I have completed the games, saw iggiv suggesting similar thing. I think it’s the second important advice for any new comer. Samster also told me to take a huge bankroll, but I am yet to find out how huge is huge. Probably he wants me to find out myself just like my dad )
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When doing the testing I figured out that quad cycle is a very slow but steady method. Playing it is going to lead to long waiting periods. So I decided to play only four methods in sequence and play quad cycle all along in parallel. That way, I don’t have to wait long periods and still play 5 methods that I thought of. All that was left was to make a plan before I start of. Following was the plan.

Easy peasy â€" 15u target, 50u stoploss
Double treble â€" 10u target, 50u stoploss
Author system â€" 10u target, 36u stoploss
Flat bet double dozen â€" 5u target, 5u stoploss (if dozen 1, bet on 1st and 2nd dozen, if dozen 2, bet on 2nd and 3rd, if dozen 3, bet on 3rd and 1st dozen)
Quad cycle â€" 10u target, 50u stoploss

All played with 1$ chips and in sequence one after the other with quad cycle played in parallel all along. Today, I decided to play live wheel in Dublin bet, as that’s what Turner recommended for Quad cycle. I was confident on all but author system, as I tweaked it for 3 ECs, but dint get any testing to figure out how it works.

Easy peasy was really easy. Got to target in no time. Double treble was cake walk. Sure I got to fifth progression with no hits on dozen/column, but got a double hit there. Then switched to author system. Not confident at all. Didn’t quite feel right, so left playing it in between and switched over to DD. Topsy turvy on DD, but finally reached the target. Quad cycle was going smooth and steady all along.

Hmmm!! Feeling really tired and exhausted. Every bet on the table had an associated fear of losing my bankroll for the day. Its as if am watching a scary movie!! But happy as I had a very productive day resulting in 47u profit from 73 spins. :cheer:

Thanks to Samster and others for all the advice. Very excited and tomorrow is a new day  I saw a lot of mud today and hence probably will focus on Chrisbis 5x5x5 tomorrow. Good night folks   Sure will have a long nights sleep tonight. :zzz:

PS : Attached the spins from today's play.