Matching pre-slected random events.......
Folks, My good friend, Coussin Gonflable, (who is too lazy to register on any forum) wishes to relate to you a system he has concieved. Go Coussie!! Hellos all around.... While showering one day it occurred to me that the roulette layout has six double streets and the single die (dice?) has six sides. Naturally the die is numbered and we naturally call double street 1-6 number one. Give one die a fair throw, i.e.; against a wall or across the carpet or whatever. Let's say number six comes up. Take the second die of the set and do the same. If you get a six, you have the first die selecting the random event and the second die hitting the random event number. Now...bet on double street number six! What are the odds that the both the second die and the wheel will both hit the first die's prediction? What we got here............is a totally random even matched by a second totally random event matched by a third totally random event. What will happen? Caveat: I know you might have to fling the individual dice many times to get them to show the exact number. I suppose you could even roll them both and call this system the "HardWays DoubleStreet Selection Method". I am currently training my wife's pet monkey to shake the dice for me in a jar, as he has perfected the up and down movement while wrapping his hand around a long, skinny object. Coussin Gonflable Well, there you have it. I am sure many are rushing to find dice as I type. Later. Sam
Folks, My good friend, Coussin Gonflable, (who is too lazy to register on any forum) wishes to relate to you a system he has concieved. Go Coussie!! Hellos all around.... While showering one day it occurred to me that the roulette layout has six double streets and the single die (dice?) has six sides. Naturally the die is numbered and we naturally call double street 1-6 number one. Give one die a fair throw, i.e.; against a wall or across the carpet or whatever. Let's say number six comes up. Take the second die of the set and do the same. If you get a six, you have the first die selecting the random event and the second die hitting the random event number. Now...bet on double street number six! What are the odds that the both the second die and the wheel will both hit the first die's prediction? What we got here............is a totally random even matched by a second totally random event matched by a third totally random event. What will happen? Caveat: I know you might have to fling the individual dice many times to get them to show the exact number. I suppose you could even roll them both and call this system the "HardWays DoubleStreet Selection Method". I am currently training my wife's pet monkey to shake the dice for me in a jar, as he has perfected the up and down movement while wrapping his hand around a long, skinny object. Coussin Gonflable Well, there you have it. I am sure many are rushing to find dice as I type. Later. Sam