Recovery, new high, using number density instead of progression

[nottophammer]

don't forget to use that 1 extra pocket the General is always on about

[Bigbroben]

Yes, true.  I'll use  it to put my cigares in there.

[Bigbroben]

Good!  This game is over.  Lost with 30 nrs.  From 474 to 299 at spin 238.

Excellent overall.

Still more than 1u per spin.

[Mako]

FYI
The version without the bugs is twice the price.
He's endorsing you?!?

Correct.  He doesn’t know it yet, but I’m sure he’ll be very excited. 

[Bigbroben]

Game2:

High of 132, failed recovery down to 32.

Not bad.

[thocxo2207]

Can someone explain to me how BBB bets. thank you.

[Bigbroben]

Game3.
Peak at 198.  Recovery failed down to 53.


Should have stopped at 100 or 1u  per spin equivalent?

Still positive.

[Bigbroben]

Can someone explain to me how BBB bets. thank you.

It's all explained above.

[Mako]

Looks great Ben, good job!

Now stop fooling around and finish the Excel sheet for it...

[Bigbroben]

Game 4.

Had to happen soon or later...


2 deep recoveries, one failed.

[Bigbroben]

Terrible start, great recovery.

Got to 27 nrs.  New high with 21 nrs.

[Bigbroben]

Variation that runs less towards the wall on negative variance:

On a hit, if both nrs in the pair are played, remove the unhit, as before.  Where it changed: on a hit with only one nr played in the pair, keep it.  Reason is, sometimes one of the two nrs can hit many times before the other one kicks in.
Other variation: only add 2 nrs on a loss with 18 or more nrs, even with 25 or 30 nrs.  To keep the hit nr, as explained above, will act as a grind also, hence reducing the nr needed to create the grind.

Below: continuous play, no reset on new high, just kept on going.
Have not selected any goal or stoploss, but I noticed most games will reach 100u at some point.
Negative variance give up eventually...
Suggest +100/-200?

[Bigbroben]

Holy...!

[RouletteGhost]

Still don’t quite understand what’s happening

[Bigbroben]

Still don’t quite understand what’s happening

What about this: