Chippo's System?
Hello. I'm currently practising Chippo's system online (no live Casino play) in order to memorize the Sectors in my head. Now, it seems that either i have extremely bad luck or i'm doing something wrong, because my loss percentage seem to be a lot higher than the opposite. According to you all Pros who's posting topics here on the board about that system it seem to be almost infallible:=) As i mentioned before, i'm still a beginner and this is what i do: Waiting out the 6 spins, checking the 3 of the same Sector, betting 1 euro on each number in that Sector: eg S1: 2 4 6 13 15 17 19 21 25 27 32 34 AND....LOSS a couple of times in a row. Been trying with the progression 1 1 2 3 5 (havent gone further) Is this related to Online Casinos or am i just doing it wrong?:P Thank You

I'll work with you........
Compaq61 I bet only if a sector is dominat or 3 out the last six spins. If two sectors each have three, pass. If a sector wins, I naturally stick with it. If it loses twice in a row, I wait for another formation, although it may be the same sector forming again. (That may be a mistake; no one will tell me.) I play only DublinBet because I use screen capture software, set me autobet to put 1 unit on zero each time and let 'er run for a couple of hours. I have learned how to set the software so it will only use around a half billion bites every two hours, so I could run it nearly eight hours per session. It seems to quit at 4 billion bites for some reason. You may always have my numbers from Dublinbet, or I will get you a fresh hundred anytime. They're free! Thanks for working on this. Sam

Hello. And thanks for the reply. Sorry but i really do not quite understand, (still a noob) What is that software you are mentioning? And what are those numbers, what is one going to do with them? lots of questions, Sorry :wink: /compa

Please...........Ask away.....
Hi I use a screen capture software to make a movie of the actual wheel. I then burn it to a disc and fast-forward it on my TV and write down the numbers. Watching the wheel live would take well over two hours. My method takes a few minutes, less than ten usually, for the whole process. The "numbers" are the numbers that the wheel produced during the time the capture software was recording. Using those numbers, I can -*test*-('") anyone's system and learn what would have happened had I bet the way they instructed. You may do exactly the same thing using the Zuma -*test*-('")er or anyone's numbers they have collected. Sam

Thanks for the reply:) OK, one is collecting numbers from the Wheel. But these numbers, havent they already generated wins or losses? How is one suppose to interprete these numbers? How does one use them in your own playsituations? Sorry, :( I'm really a beginner..

C No, the numbers themselves have done nothing. If you want to try what I did, go to my post on this forum forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=168" target="_blank">http://vlsroulette.6.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=168 I think I explained it pretty well, but ask any questions you have. Sam

Sam! Thank you for your patience:=) I know the principles of Chippos system presented here on the Board. I have memorized all the Numbers in the Three Sections in my head and can recall them very fast. However, i still don't understand what one is suppose to do with the Numbers that you are collecting with your Screen Capture software? In which context do you use the collected Numbers, and How?

compa61, I'm going to say something that will piss alot of people off but collecting numbers is a huge waste of time ! The only thing that matters is when you sit down to play with real money. Your system will either work right now or not work right now or break about even. You must learn when to know to play or get out. All those numbers you collected in the past have no bearing on this session you are now playing. That's the nature of this beast of roulette. That's why your system will work fine one day and not on another day. The key is to learn how to keep your losses to a minimum. The professional knows when to call it a day and come back when the system he is using works a profit. If your system is any good it will win more than it loses but you must know to quit when it's losing. Virtual -*test*-('")ing is fine, BUT the real -*test*-('") is when you are playing for real money, all those numbers you collected in the past mean nothing ! Sorry, that's the way it is and will always be. That's roulette !

hammy You will not/did not anger me in any way. I appreciate all input whether the writer agrees with me or not. I have never learned much from those agree with me, but much from those who don't. As I told VLS in another post, we will just have to agree to disagree. Compaq OK, Bro, you've read hammy's post but if you still want to know......here is my opinion. I believe in the school of thought that one can learn from history. When you look at 100 numbers which were spun on any wheel at any time, you are looking at numbers which were once fresh to some person sitting there playing. I put myself and my system in that person's place and say, "OK, what would have happened had I been there and bet on all reds?" to use a simple example. Call it a waste of time, but I'm retired and have the time to do it. Plus, I greatly enjoy it. Is it any different than Sudoku or a crossword puzzle? I'm not in this for the money, after all. OK, I take 100 numbers and begin with the first six. What sectors are they? Let's say there are three from one sector, two from another and one from the third. Now we have a bet. Just assume you could go back in time and be at that table at the exact instant those numbers were spun. You could bet. I can too, just not for real. To me it makes no difference that I can see the next number, although sometimes I cover it up just for fun. I am betting a hard-and-fast set of rules and do not let emotion enter in to the equation. The question is: What would have happened had I played the 100 numbers just as Chippo instructed? Would I have won or lost? And here's my thesis: If you play a system over 5,000 numbers and realize a huge profit, you have legitimate reason to suspect you're onto something. Especially if the profit line goes slowly up and up over the course of the spins. If it jumps all over Hell and half of Texas, then you have a loser. If you have questions, we can take some example numbers and work through them. (An aside: Please understand the screen capture software is just a way for me to be out in the yard working while I'm recording two or three hours worth of spins at Dublinbet. I then burn them to CD and can view them in triple/triple time so I can write down 100 numbers in about five minutes of time before the TV. You could, and I have, sit for two or three hours and collect them in real time. It doesn't matter.) Sam

Sam, I respect your opinion and appreciate all your hard work and your sharing and helping of others. I look forward to reading all your posts and enjoying your sense of humour. Keep it up , mate !

Ok, Thank you. So the collected numbers is for -*test*-('")ing systems, like a reference then? /Compa

Collected numbers
Compa61 That is correct. They are for -*test*-('")ing what would have happened at a certain time had you bet a certain way. Sam

Ok, but what's the point? sorry :roll:

what's the point? Statistics! If something works MOST of the time, then it should win MOST of the times when -*test*-('")ed against past actuals. Never put money into ANYTHING unless you have the previous -*test*-('")s to back that up dear friend. No successful -*test*-('")ing = No playing for real money at all.

Ok, i see. Thank you for providing me with vital information! The Chippo-system seem to be highly effective, when it Hits that is. When it don't one's taking a big loss. So one must have a pretty large bankroll? On the other hand: How do you handle the opposite? Eg. like 40€ ? How is one's suppose to play in that case? regards /compa