Frank Nora Show 1617 – Blood-Red Cinnamon Popcorn (12/14/10)
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1:05:51 – Freezing outside, absolute zero, Overnightscape Central #3 – Lunch, alien skulls, blood-red cinnamon popcorn, noise and silence, Chad’s “Joe Cain Hot Sauce”, product manufacturing, Bruce Campbell, Beatles billboards, Dalai Lama, reincarnation, crummy T-shirts, Phil Silvers, Martingale betting system, casino gambling, geometric progressions, Wink Martindale, Tic Tac Dough, blackjack basic strategy, The White Stripes, Duffy the Disney Bear, the Mickey Mouse narrative, obscure Hanna-Barbera cartoons on Boomerang, The Skatebirds, The Banana Splits, religious TV channels, televangelists, Christian cartoons, God Rocks, Davy and Goliath, subway, heat-generating clothing, dinosaur band, stop motion animation, invention of fabric, animated dog intelligence, Scooby-Doo, totally analog, hipster-like subway store “Grast”, Kubrick cartoon Beatles, computer game reviews (“Bejeweled 3”, “Poker Night at the Inventory”), Zen Mode, Pitfall Unlimited, positive messages, binaural beats, audio drugs, Steam, Sam & Max – Freelance Police, Strong Bad, and run for the bus.
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Released December 2010 on The Overnightscape Underground (onsug.com), an Internet talk radio channel focusing on a freeform monologue style, with diverse and fascinating hosts.
your right frank red came up 11 times!! lost all the money! however rare it does happen. but i was earning 50 pound sterling an hour before that happened so i still think there is a way around it. ie half way through a string before the bet gets to big just cut the loss and youll still end up with a gain because it does so rarely happen. will try that one.
Comment by eddie — December 15, 2010 @ 12:22 pm
as you rightly pointed outy, there is a chance but the chance is LOW!
so the new workaround theory would look like this .10,.20,.40,.80 cents = 4 reds/blacks/green 1.60,3.20,6.40,12.80 dollars = 8 reds/blacks/green (lets just call them opposites) if on the next turn (9th) the right one doesn’t come up take the 25.60 loss (12.80 plus all other 7 bets)
this generally happens once an hour(from my experience), so therefore you are still earning twice the minimum wage an hour ( in euro anyway), if it happens more then twice an hour then maybe you will break even or loose.
not sure what will happen in this scenario, but the problem is you cannot try it in live casinos because none of them let you place bets that low on red/black you have to find the ones online that will let you bet so low
therefore you do not need an infinite amount, however if you gave yourself a maximum of 10 its 102.40 total with other 9 bets 204.80. If you give yourself the maximum of the possible but highly unlikley occurrence of 20 opposites it would be 104,857.60 the total being 209,715.20!!!! when added to other bets WOW 209!!!LOL
although this number is very very high for us average earners, it is not an unlikley system for a pro gambler, 47.5% of black or red does not give a possibility of an infinite amount of opposites this would not just be rare it would be impossible, it would be almost the same as flipping a coin and getting heads infinitely .
So I therefore disagree that one would need an infinite amount of money to use this system and always win, but you certainly would need a lot of money (a finite amount i.e 209,715.20 to cover the worst case scenario of 20 opposites. 20 opposites is not totaly unrealistic but with a system that cuts a loss like a stop limit order in trading against a minimum amount i.e 12.60 against the rareness of 9 or more opposites showing could very probably work to your advantage.
Comment by eddie — December 15, 2010 @ 12:43 pm
alternatively, bet the lowest amount all the time until you get a string of 5 opposites, and then bring in the big guns requires a lot of patients
Comment by eddie — December 15, 2010 @ 1:01 pm
there is bots too think i will try one http://rou-b.com/roulette-bot/
Comment by eddie — December 15, 2010 @ 1:06 pm
Honestly, short of cheating, I don’t think there is any system that will let you beat the house in the long run.
Comment by Frank — December 15, 2010 @ 1:13 pm