open to ideas

[strato1985]

bit like the 4x4 idea an giz
I've read this somewhere before.   2 doz play

bet last doz to show + the opposite to the one before it

bet streak of three, then jump to both opposite's

now 4x4 said the most he see was losing streak of 6 , meaning hefty progression

but like what fender does with a trigger when playing the zones, if you see it miss 3 times get on it for a progression of 1,3,9 total 26 risk to make 1 is a bit crap i know.   but the theory of this is an interesting event

I aint seen it go past 6 nor has 4x4 which struck me instant when i read it , i give up a while before because 6 progression is to high, but trigger it an it could be useful

its rare to see it go many spins doing hig/low/high/low/high/low or any way round

This is just an idea

[TwoCatSam]

On missing three times. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

What if red hit twelve times and you placed a huge bell jar over the wheel and let it sit for a year.   Is black due?

Does time affect your ideas that if something has slept three times, the opposite is due?

For those who say, "This cannot be done in the real world. . . . "  Well, yes it could.   I could own the wheel and the bell jar.   But on a larger scale---why can you not think in unfettered terms?  Why can you not set up unrealistic tests and try to find the answers?

If nothing else, it will exercise your mind and help put you to sleep!

Sam

[strato1985]

In a round about way i think we can kinda say something is due .     
there are limits to what the wheel will do the majority of the time.    dont't slate i for that remark.    my opinion.     

I've been using this as a side bet , if i see it not hitting say 4 times, i jump on it for the next three.     

I tested this idea about 500 spins an its very similar the other dozen strategy, i've just triggered it now to make it a lot safer.     

I've not seen it go past 6 (with 0 in the mix things change, so i void bet) 4x4's idea is very similar an he said the above quote to.  .   thats why i raised the question

Only an idea, it's not as good as the zone.  would like a better progression 4x4's idea was kinda good

I'm not saying this is any grail it's just an idea i'm throwing into the pot.      maybe someone could make something more of it

not sure what the red bit an the bell jars about TCD.    I think your post didn't really contributed anything.   maybe it would be better if nothing was said at all. 

cause your betting last dozen to hit if it hits again, bet with it 3 times
then jump to opposites.   

Make of it what you will

[strato1985]

just for record purpose i did see a 8 miss - meaning high - low alternating 8 times

highest i've seen an that would have been a monster progression

[TwoCatSam]

strato

I would not expect you to understand my example.

Sam

[StackBundles]

ok everything is due its jus weather it comes so you cannot rule out something is due to happen but when its due to happen is another thing

so why dont you just play things that are happening

i see in your post that you refered twocatsam as TCD these are 2 different people
dont get confussed

[WannaWin]

In a round about way I think we can kinda say something is due .     
there are limits to what the wheel will do the majority of the time.

Progressions necessary so you do not grab those limitations I do not think they are affordable.

[strato1985]

TCS I understand your example I just dont agree with it, so no point arguing about it

most of the systems we see, have an element of waiting for an event to happen an I think fender has nailed the truth to the wall , it works nothing to argue about

[TwoCatSam]

Gents

What I was trying to do with the bell jar example was to introduce time into the equation.

Let us use a simpler example.

Suppose there were ten reds in a row and the pit boss closed the table for twelve hours.  Would black be due when it opened tomorrow morning?

Suppose you are saying, "It's due, but only for a minute or two."  Or, "It's due for twelve hours."  Or, "It's permanently due."  Doesn't the introduction of time make you think?  It should!

Thinking in abstract terms is difficult, but it can pay huge rewards.

Sam