Line Charting for Roulette

Nimo · Jan 21, 10:07 AM 2018

In all other investments of any kind, I see charts used to find patterns in the numbers. I have dabbled in stocks, futures, cryptos, sports betting and casino table games, both B&M as well as RNG. In the afore mentioned investments, charts are used as numbers equate well to charting. I'm a visual guy and like to see the patterns. They have served me well. In the early 2000's , I thought I wonder if I could apply it to sports betting. I charted the numbers in the games and was pleasantly surprised that I could see a pattern and predict underdogs quite nicely,

After seeing that I thought, numbers are roulette, I looked to see if anyone charted the numbers. Nope. Nada, Nothing. Scratched my head at that and started charting myself. As with all line charts and numbers the patterns were exactly the same. I saw double tops, triple tops, double bottoms, triple bottoms, narrow sideways channels etc. Look up technical anyalysis charting and you will see what I mean. I'll post a triple top at the bottom of this post to show an example. Anyway I charted the numbers and lo and behold following a triple top or bottom and using the hi-lo even chances, when a triple top formed, withing the next three spins it would be a low and if a triple bottom showed it , withing the next three spins a high came up. A simple martigale three step became very profitable.

The chart is of a stock to explain the triple top. Chart the actual roulette numbers the same way and you will see what happens.

TurboGenius · Jan 21, 10:11 AM 2018

Quote from: Nimo on Jan 21, 10:07 AM 2018I have dabbled in stocks, futures, cryptos, sports betting and casino table games, both B&M as well as RNG. In the afore mentioned investments, charts are used

stocks are not random
futures are not random
investments are not random
Just make sure you compare apples to apples.
A way to chart stocks (not random at all) isn't applicable when it comes to a random casino game. Just food for thought and my 2 cents (valued at 10 cents)

Nimo · Jan 21, 10:17 AM 2018

Quote from: TurboGenius on Jan 21, 10:11 AM 2018
stocks are not random
futures are not random
investments are not random
Just make sure you compare apples to apples.
A way to chart stocks (not random at all) isn't applicable when it comes to a random casino game. Just food for thought and my 2 cents (valued at 10 cents)

Thanks for your thoughts Turbo, maybe I have just had a whole bunch of dumbluck all these years

ego · Jan 21, 10:21 AM 2018

I see my self in you
Would love to hear more about your selection process

The stock market and sport betting market is not much different then Roulette - my opinion.
If all does would not have the same random element everyone would be winning.

Cheers

cht · Jan 21, 12:23 PM 2018

I posted about applying fx TA to roulette since I joined this forum - check out my posts.

A low risk high reward betting. Members on this forum strangely not interested though.

It involves work but easy money though.

ego · Jan 21, 01:07 PM 2018

CHT what kind of method have you post - do you have a link?

Cheers

cht · Jan 21, 01:20 PM 2018

Quote from: ego on Jan 21, 01:07 PM 2018
CHT what kind of method have you post - do you have a link?

Cheers

link:s://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=18831.msg176562#msg176562

denzie · Jan 21, 01:42 PM 2018

Quote from: cht on Jan 21, 01:20 PM 2018
link:s://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=18831.msg176562#msg176562

Wait what.... you have 3 HG methods too ? Holy sh!t..... what is it with this forum lately? I cant follow you guys anymore.... you...rb...andre...

cht · Jan 21, 02:06 PM 2018

If anyone is betting serious money, say profit target $50-100+k at b&m casino, I'd recommend this method due to the low risk/drawdown.

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