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This is the TEST DEPARTMENT!In this part of the site, I will perform various tests on your request (and my own curiosity). I will test any idea that I find interesting, to see how good (or bad) they are in the looong run.As said in the Disclaimer (MAIN / Oops' Home page) ALL RESULTS ARE REFLECTING THE FILES WE USE! They may NOT be reflecting future gambling at a casino! Most - if not all - of the tests that involve betting will, undoubtedly, show negative results, please be prepared for this. The nature of roulette is, that in the long run you are bound to lose and the tests will be performed on data from more than three full years (see "The Files Used" in the MAIN section). What we are looking for here, is not high profits but SMALL LOSSES! If the average loss is very small, compared to each unit (chip) gambled, then - of course - there have been times of good winnings. Winnings and losings rarely break even after a full days play. Some days you are winning and other days you are losing; you rarely have a day of zero net. And in tests like the ones I'm performing - full days gambling in the very long run - a really bad system will show really bad figures. On the other hand; a good system will show losses that are equal to, or under, the house edge (1/37 or 0.027027 for a single zero wheel) and such systems, I think, are worth considering... (But who knows; maybe we'll be lucky to find a way to beat the wheel - or at least the files we use - some day) I will try to test all sorts of systems or ideas but there is one kind I, quite naturally, can't test: Wheel Clocking Systems. There is, of course, no such data in the files. Also; biased wheels (and biased dealers) systems can be a problem, as I cannot say which files have such a wheel/dealer. But if you have an idea of how to find it out, I will gladly both try that and perform a system test! If both are sent to me according to the "Terms For Testings" I hope you will enjoy! Mr Oops PS. Please read the Terms For Testings at the Test Home Page! Thank you! (This page was updated March 5th 2000) | |
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