DLK wrote: I kindly request that you include defective atom names in the RMT statistics. They greatly interfere with site searches, clogging up search results for 150 pages of the site.
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DLK wrote: mod
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1. Look at the depth statistics of the last 4 spins.
2. We wait for 2 numbers to fall next to each other on the track (repeating a number is not of interest).
3. Betting field - these two adjacent numbers and 2 adjacent to them on the track, 6 numbers in total.
4. Rebet 3 spins.
5. If 3L, then we remove bets and wait for the next entry point.
6. If W, rebet and add the S2 neighbor to the W number twice. Continue spinning until the first 1L loss. If there are repeated wins, repeat step 6.
Entry points are too drawn out.
A player won't wait 300 spins to make 10 moves...
I'll try to add =
1) not in the last 4 spins, but in 7
2) only nearby, but not repeated
3) I poured in a little of my standard BRM depending on the current state of the credit dynamics
With this balance, the game is NOT boring... and useful )))
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Shpilevoy wrote:
3) increasing pressure... instead of simple progressions, I'll try the formula (34-N) where N is the number of numbers in the bet at the current moment, such a smooth self-regulating pump
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Shpilevoy wrote:
Note that the bet is 34 chips. Width/depth...
In this session, after several successful cycles at the beginning of +100 chips, we hit a stall that is slowly eating away at our credit... the goal of +100 chips from the entry into the working cycle is not achieved and becomes increasingly less achievable as the drawdown continues...
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Coin wrote:Shpilevoy wrote:
3) increasing pressure... instead of simple progressions, I'll try the formula (34-N) where N is the number of numbers in the bet at the current moment, such a smooth self-regulating pump
You cannot combine $ and Piece in a formula.
34 chips will most likely be duplicated in many places.
(24-N) with boundary checks will do.
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Edwerk wrote:Shpilevoy wrote:
Note that the bet is 34 chips. Width/depth...
In this session, after several successful cycles at the beginning of +100 chips, we hit a stall that is slowly eating away at our credit... the goal of +100 chips from the entry into the working cycle is not achieved and becomes increasingly less achievable as the drawdown continues...
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Look, the first bet = 2 centers (10 chips) + 4 numbers forward + 3 numbers back. Total: about 18 numbers or less.
The first W + 2 chips and 2 S on the track. A total of 28 chips. This is where you need to think hard. Take your time...
2) Elimination stage === also up to +100 chips (MAX), or up to 6 centers remaining...IMPORTANT! Essentially, a -100 chip loss in the first stage (flat small bet rebets) = is a sign that the setup is "ripe" for a more aggressive stage. Elimination, with a tougher BRM.
LUCKY-13 wrote:Coin wrote:Shpilevoy wrote:
3) increasing pressure... instead of simple progressions, I'll try the formula (34-N) where N is the number of numbers in the bet at the current moment, such a smooth self-regulating pump
You cannot combine $ and Piece in a formula.
34 chips will most likely be duplicated in many places.
(24-N) with boundary checks will do.
Even simpler.
The number of numbers removed from the bet is the number of Bet added to the remaining numbers.
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