Done with systems.

[Robbert]

Alright, its done.

No systems for me anymore, Steve you were right.

Its only AP for me now.

Going only for 10 % of my BR.

That's it!

[Robbert]

Anyone got some tips and tricks?

shall I use progression?

[Firefox]

Anyone got some tips and tricks?

shall I use progression?

Concentrate on getting an advantage first.

Progressions only alter win-loss patterns and in doing so can mask if you have an edge in the first place.

[Proofreaders2000]

What do you want to play: doublestreets,
dozens/columns, singles, splits, even-chances, sectors?

[Steve]

What do you want to play: doublestreets,
dozens/columns, singles, splits, even-chances, sectors?

He doesnt want to play systems. So lets suggest systems?

No. Focus on the cause of the winning number. Any bets must be based on sectors.

[Proofreaders2000]

Steve I'm just trying to move the thread along.

Robbert, sure you can play with sectors-whatever
you choose has to be playable in a B&M casino.

(an easy to understand procedure and if possible without pen and paper)

I do not know of any casino that allows bets after ball release.

You will imo need to create a team to help you with this challenge.

[Steve]

The vast majority of real casinos allow late bets. Online casinos are different, probably because of what my players did to some of them.

I suggest start with basic VB. Here's an example:

Sorry about the poor video quality. They were done a long time ago.

[Proofreaders2000]

What about a bankroll requirement?

[Steve]

There is no real bankroll requirement. You can see how long it takes to collect data. So you need to make small bets just to stay at the table.

Then when you get to the point of betting, even 1 unit has an edge. Like with the house edge, you can RANDOMLY bet 1 unit and the chances are you'll lose. With an edge in your favor, the chances are you'll profit. It doesn't work exactly like that (because you need to think longer term), but that's a simplistic explanation.

Simply the more you play, the greater your chance of profiting. This is the opposite of a losing system, that just attempts to survive a session, or requires you to "quit while you're ahead".

[Proofreaders2000]

Let me see.  As I remember Steve, your players
are given a $2000 bank and divide the profit by half.

Five dollar units per number.  $500 goal for the session.
You like 15 sector numbers in play per spin, right?

[Steve]

I dont give bankroll anymore. Free money makes people more reckless.

$2000 is ample bankroll in most cases.

You dont need 15 numbers. Even 1 or 2 numbers is an edge. Fewer numbers just means larger variance, which means losing streaks are longer. You cant avoid losing streaks. They are inevitable from time to time. It doesnt mean you wont make it back eventually. But time is money, so you want to be out of the casino asap. That's why I suggest betting more numbers is better, but for a shorter amount of time.

[Proofreaders2000]

I would love to put together the Grail here

Firefox likes nine sector numbers VB.

I remember Steve mentioning the last
decision number is important some time ago.

*Each spin is an independent event

Let me see.  Steve originally said you need 300 outcomes to find the
bias on the wheel.  More recently he says 50 spins for a noticeable bias.

*There is still something missing that ties it all together.

[Steve]

1. A sector is more like a group of numbers. Betting fewer numbers usually gives you a higher EDGE, but lower "profit per hour". And profit per hour is more important than edge.

2. Yes each spin is independent. But past spins still hold clues, just not in the way most players think (like RBRBRB).

3. About 300 spins recommended for one particular approach. It does not normally include bias, but it can. In a separate matter, yes you can find likely bias in 300 spins but it would involve something like half-wheel sectors, large sector bias, and/or visual/sound confirmation.

It has all been said before, many times. If you go through my posts you'll see the same thing repeated many times, because the truth doesnt change, and it needs to be repeated for people to learn - especially with new members.

[Proofreaders2000]

Yes each spin is independent. But past spins still hold
clues, just not in the way most players think-Steve

That's the missing piece.

"The wheel has one great memory"
every 37 spin results in ...24 hits = 14 singles + 10 doubles

I have found this to be true

Is this part of the "clues" Steve is talking about?

[Steve]

"The wheel has one great memory"
every 37 spin results in ...24 hits = 14 singles + 10 doubles

No, that is not memory. It is basic probability.

There is no memory in roulette. However, there are common physical conditions that make spins predictable to some degree. There's a big difference.