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Started by RFMAXX, Aug 20, 03:35 AM 2015

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1eleven

Quote from: thelaw on Aug 30, 08:21 PM 2015
Well.............where would the threads by Falkor, Kimo Li, Reyth (Roulette30), or John Legend be now if nobody called them out?

Maybe, jut maybe, from this point forward, we all demand proof before listening to another member's claims..................just a thought. :thumbsup:

They wouldn't be able to talk about it, they've signed a non-disclosure agreement!!  :lol:

vladir

Quote from: Azim on Aug 31, 02:12 AM 2015
Here is session 3 from hell.

What are you playin here? And why the 3rd graphic seems so different from the others?
"In God we trust; all others must bring data", W. Edwards Deming

Azim

Quote from: vladir on Aug 31, 02:13 PM 2015
What are you playin here? And why the 3rd graphic seems so different from the others?

All 4 sessions are played the same way. Doubles and singles.

Session 3 from hell is what everyone says RNG is fixed.

With right tools and good money management, any gambling activity can produce a steady income.

RouletteGhost

Quote from: Azim on Aug 31, 04:30 PM 2015
All 4 sessions are played the same way. Doubles and singles.

Session 3 from hell is what everyone says RNG is fixed.

RNG is not roulette. RNG computer simulation will never act like a roulette wheel

Even if the RNG is true RNG it will never behave like a wheel and ball

I would never advocate creating and testing a system on any RNG

If you prefer fast play goto a airball wheel
the key to winning with systems : play for a statistically irrelevant number of spins

link:[url="s://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJKY59NX8o"]s://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJKY59NX8o[/url]

Azim

Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 31, 05:14 PM 2015
RNG is not roulette. RNG computer simulation will never act like a roulette wheel

Even if the RNG is true RNG it will never behave like a wheel and ball

I would never advocate creating and testing a system on any RNG

If you prefer fast play goto a airball wheel

Airball wheel is RNG too.
With right tools and good money management, any gambling activity can produce a steady income.

1eleven

Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 31, 05:14 PM 2015
RNG is not roulette. RNG computer simulation will never act like a roulette wheel

Even if the RNG is true RNG it will never behave like a wheel and ball

I would never advocate creating and testing a system on any RNG

If you prefer fast play goto a airball wheel

Prove it.

RouletteGhost

Quote from: 1eleven on Aug 31, 08:17 PM 2015
Prove it.

I don't think proof is needed

I think it's clear to see a computer random number generator will not operate the same as a real wheel....how it acts, dealer signature etc etc.....no way is RNG the same

I thought this was common sense
the key to winning with systems : play for a statistically irrelevant number of spins

link:[url="s://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJKY59NX8o"]s://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nmJKY59NX8o[/url]

ddarko

Quote from: 1eleven on Aug 31, 08:17 PM 2015
Prove it.

Your mind is made up, look up Confirmation Bias.......

O0

Azim

Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 31, 08:22 PM 2015
I don't think proof is needed

I think it's clear to see a computer random number generator will not operate the same as a real wheel....how it acts, dealer signature etc etc.....no way is RNG the same

I thought this was common sense

Search the forum and you will see there was a discussion on this. No one could prove where the published number's came from but the poster.

Sorry to burst your bubble.
With right tools and good money management, any gambling activity can produce a steady income.

1eleven

Quote from: ddarko on Aug 31, 09:02 PM 2015
Your mind is made up, look up Confirmation Bias.......

O0

Please come up with your own material. Thank you.

1eleven

Quote from: RouletteGhost on Aug 31, 08:22 PM 2015
I don't think proof is needed

I think it's clear to see a computer random number generator will not operate the same as a real wheel....how it acts, dealer signature etc etc.....no way is RNG the same

I thought this was common sense

Do you win on either a live table or RNG?

vladir

Someone reading this... would think that there are at least "two kinds of randomness". One randomness produced by RNG's and another kind produced by roulettes...  How do we distinguish one from the other?
"In God we trust; all others must bring data", W. Edwards Deming

Azim

Quote from: vladir on Sep 01, 07:19 PM 2015
Someone reading this... would think that there are at least "two kinds of randomness". One randomness produced by RNG's and another kind produced by roulettes...  How do we distinguish one from the other?

There is no difference.
With right tools and good money management, any gambling activity can produce a steady income.

doola

Quote from: Azim on Sep 01, 08:05 PM 2015
Quote from: vladir on Sep 01, 07:19 PM 2015
Someone reading this... would think that there are at least "two kinds of randomness". One randomness produced by RNG's and another kind produced by roulettes...  How do we distinguish one from the other?

There is no difference.

Agreed, except when the casino has rigged the RNG. Which I don't care what anyone says, does happen.  Heads in sand on this does not mean it doesn't happen.  Too many coincidences.

nottophammer

How do you win at roulette, simple, make the right decision

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