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Roulette in general: Strategy Developer/Roulette (Page 3)

Topic created on 22nd Mar. 2018 | Page: 3 of 5 | Answers: 43 | Views: 7,850
P****1
vivera365 wrote on 24/03/2018 at 21:04: There is no answer because of course it is once again mumbo jumbo without end...... .

Of course. If I had such a system which would work 100% then I would have used it for myself. There is certainly a hack.

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s****y
I am still available for factual and content-related questions!

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Anonym
I think everything is clear - thank you !

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Anonym
I have a question about the content: Do your parameters assume that if the same result appears several times in a row (e.g. five times in a row red), the probability for the corresponding counter result (in the example it would be black) is higher for the next attempt?

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s****y
No, this procedure outlined by you is statistically not predictable. I act according to pure mathematical models!

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Stromberg
Legend
Speedy wrote on 03/24/2018 at 22:02: No, this approach you outlined is not statistically predictable. I act according to pure mathematical models!

So it's about mathematically beatable after all?

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s****y
mathematically beatable would mean for me to predict every game, i can't. but i can statistically narrow down the consequential throw based on certain events!

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Anonym
Okay, at least you don't make the thinking error...
However, it is still a mystery to me which assumptions/parameters/calculations give you the idea of being able to gain an advantage...

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Anonym
Speedy wrote on 03/24/2018 at 22:25: mathematically beatable would mean for me to predict every game, i can not. but i can based on certain events, the consequential throw statistically narrow down!

And that is humbug.

Apart from the fact that you contradict yourself, how do you want to statistically limit a next event based on previous events, which is completely independent of these?

It is always the same.

If someone had found an impossible system why doesn't he make cash with it himself?
Why do they always offer it in some forums?
And of course, you never reveal it directly, because then you could reveal pretty quickly that it's all nonsense, but you hope to rip off a few gullible by private message.

It is quite simple:

What you claim is simply mathematically impossible. That is so. Period.

Therefore, any further discussion about it is unnecessary and your true intentions are clear.

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S****n
It is already good and important that the mathematical and physical laws stand above the human being.
Otherwise the universe would be probably one single chaos.

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