Roulette Zig Zag Method
Some stats you may find interesting appear in the attachment. Note that I’m not trying to prove anything.
- The Zigzag chair appears unable to support its user, as both lean into open space—an intriguing prospect for new users. However, even standing on the seat at the back edge doesn’t tip it, because the centre of gravity is within its footprint.
- I know LoL, lets hope you really have BV beat twister. I know TRUE RANDOM is beat with a method that only takes 12 spins a game. It is the anwser for Americans who have to play real BM casinos. Over the next week we will find out if this can really rule an RNG. And when I learn BACCARAT we really will have ONE SYSTEM TO RULE THEM ALL.
1. I could have manually created this screen, but that would serve no purpose.
It doesn’t matter whether you zig or zag, past spins have no effect on future spins. Each spin is an independent trial. The wheel has no idea that it’s supposed to zig or zag! Your bot is just an efficient way to quickly lose without the hassle.
2. I just noticed that I spelled “cycles” wrong in one place.
3. “Cycles” refers to zig-zags.
4. In 399 minutes, the bot did 12,320 spins, about 30 spins per minute on an “average” laptop.
5. The bot only did 5 trades over that period, about one bet per hour.
6. The bets are placed when the cycles count is somewhere between 7 and 13, depending on “things”.
7. What you can’t see on this snapshot is that the worst case was when the bot went to step six in my seven-step progression table. Very close to a “hit”. That happened when the bet was placed after 13 cycles. So, we ended up with 19 cycles (r/b/r/b/r/b,etc).
I hope you find this snapshot of some value.
In this article we look at a winning roulette technique which works, on average 4/7 times, and helps when you want to slowly build your bankroll. Say your down to your last $6, you can cover 24 numbers with six $1 chips and hopefully win back $9. That's a small profit of $3 which is why we call it the grinding technique
Say you've also got three favourite numbers you like to play and you're down to $9 in chips, you can use this roulette technique and place three straight up bets on your favourite numbers while using the other 6 chips as insurance. If you don't hit the straight up bet, which pays 35 to 1, and you hit one of the numbers covered by the 6 chips you make another $9 back to try again.
This roulette technique uses a zig-zag betting pattern ///.
Six $1 dollar chips cover 24 out of 36 numbers giving you a better chance to win. Remember, all the bets are corner bets and pay 8 to 1.
See diagram below for the betting pattern.
Roulette Zig Zag Method Template
Here's the numbers it covers:
Roulette Zig Zag Method Tutorial
There's times where this grinding technique won 4 times in a row for me and helped me get from the last $6 dollars to $18. With 18 chips I had a better chance of hitting a straight up bet and winning $35 which is exactly what happened.
Good luck guys and I hope this works out for you.