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is RTM a physical force of nature like gravity?

Started by precogmiles, Apr 08, 05:22 PM 2020

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precogmiles

Almost all the topics on this forum revolve around RTM, Regression Towards the Mean.

In a fair even chance game, such as flipping a coin, heads or tails. We can assume that over a billion spins you will get 50% correct.

If there is nothing physically preventing you from getting the right answers, why do you only get 50% correct?

Why is this?

This is because RTM is a physical force of nature. Just like gravity.

And just like gravity, to over come it, you must understand its building blocks such as mass and acceleration. You do not claim to overcome gravity by being a high jumper, you become a physicist.

The system junkies on this forum are like rookie high jumpers.

RTM is not a statistical fantasy it is a PHYSICAL reality.

When you being to understand RTM you understand that probability is a pseudo reality.

Forget about repeaters and sleepers, you have to search for reality.

There is a deeper reality than the physical world. In fact it manifests this physical reality.

When you are one with deep reality you can overcome gravity by telekinesis and overcome RTM by precognition.


Good day and Good luck.  :thumbsup:

SWEET

RTM, simply mean,

"regression toward MATH-EXPECTATION mean"

if your coin, or wheel, or card, has nothing physically defect/action,
then in long run, the decision result will WITHIN math expectation.

Why "math-expectation",
because there not definite 50%,but something AROUND 50%,
more or less...
The longer the run, the better the rtm hit.
Thus,
next 10spin, may hit 0/10.
next 100spins, may 30/100.

next 1000,may 387/1000.

thus, next 1000,still a little risk, if you bet for rtm.
So how to  bet for rtm, in 1000spins, for the hitrate may only 387/1000?

Herby


precogmiles

Quote from: SWEET on Apr 09, 12:39 AM 2020
RTM, simply mean,

"regression toward MATH-EXPECTATION mean"

if your coin, or wheel, or card, has nothing physically defect/action,
then in long run, the decision result will WITHIN math expectation.

Why "math-expectation",
because there not definite 50%,but something AROUND 50%,
more or less...
The longer the run, the better the rtm hit.
Thus,
next 10spin, may hit 0/10.
next 100spins, may 30/100.

next 1000,may 387/1000.

thus, next 1000,still a little risk, if you bet for rtm.
So how to  bet for rtm, in 1000spins, for the hitrate may only 387/1000?

I know what RTM means.

Just because you can jump up in the air for a few seconds does not mean gravity is no longer a physical force.

You need to think deeper.

precogmiles


Herby

Quote from: precogmiles on Apr 08, 05:22 PM 2020RTM is a physical force
This is nonsense, RTM is no physical force and you have no clue of the foundations of physics.

precogmiles

Quote from: Herby on Apr 09, 04:32 AM 2020
This is nonsense, RTM is no physical force and you have no clue of the foundations of physics.

You don't understand reality. Reality comes first theories come second.

Think deeper.

Herby

Quote from: precogmiles on Apr 08, 05:22 PM 2020The system junkies on this forum are like rookie high jumpers.

The level of offending people is indirect proportional to the deepness of your thoughts.

When did you have the accident ?

Richard Meisel

Down near the quantum level I win 100 per cent of the time.

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