Signatur - Dealer's handwriting
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Re: Signatur - Dealer's handwriting
1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago
Working within the dealer's style requires a fair amount of leverage - 250-500 is a standard immersion during a session.
There are two options to check:
1. Expand the betting field (sector) to smooth out the variance.
2. Look not for one specific trend distance for an exact match, but look for the DIRECTION as a bunch of distances in each direction.
There are two options to check:
1. Expand the betting field (sector) to smooth out the variance.
2. Look not for one specific trend distance for an exact match, but look for the DIRECTION as a bunch of distances in each direction.
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Re: Signatur - Dealer's handwriting
1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago
CW - clockwise, CWW - counterclockwise! Excellent, thank you for the terms. I also came to the conclusion that the algorithm simulating a live dealer is built taking into account the wheel spins, the idea came when I discovered the sector priority. Therefore, I had to introduce the term algorithm signature, now through the positioning of clean sectors and overlapping sectors in development a method that allows you to determine CW and CWW in three spins!!! imitation in the operation of the algorithm taking into account the history of 10 spins ...
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Re: Signatur - Dealer's handwriting
1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago
"Exact match"
no, you need a direction, like from area 28 it throws towards 24
and not exactly the 28-24 connection
so here too
distance R5 can be 1 time, but around it there are R3R6R7 which form a common vector and we will cover it with a neighbor (weight +4)
and some L12 fell out 2 times but everything around it is bare = there is no need for a neighbor at all and you need to catch a collision of a clear L12 again (weight +2)
"On 8 throws"
not enough at all, at least 20 spins with this wheel spin
if a neighbor pulls during work a drawdown of -500
maybe it's worth turning on the signature when there is enough profit in the session?
no, you need a direction, like from area 28 it throws towards 24
and not exactly the 28-24 connection
so here too
distance R5 can be 1 time, but around it there are R3R6R7 which form a common vector and we will cover it with a neighbor (weight +4)
and some L12 fell out 2 times but everything around it is bare = there is no need for a neighbor at all and you need to catch a collision of a clear L12 again (weight +2)
"On 8 throws"
not enough at all, at least 20 spins with this wheel spin
if a neighbor pulls during work a drawdown of -500
maybe it's worth turning on the signature when there is enough profit in the session?
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Re: Signatur - Dealer's handwriting
1 year 6 months ago - 1 year 6 months ago
"Usually they change the direction of the ball throw. The rotor is heavy and it is difficult for fragile dealers to slow it down and spin it in the other direction."
1. What does "Usually" mean? It is a mandatory condition according to the roulette rules.
2. What is "Rotor"? Do you mean the drum? Well, it's not heavy at all and you can spin it with one finger.
3. If the direction of the ball throw changes, then the direction of rotation of the drum also changes))) They cannot spin in one direction....
1. What does "Usually" mean? It is a mandatory condition according to the roulette rules.
2. What is "Rotor"? Do you mean the drum? Well, it's not heavy at all and you can spin it with one finger.
3. If the direction of the ball throw changes, then the direction of rotation of the drum also changes))) They cannot spin in one direction....
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