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FIRST and LAST SIXIntroduction: Peter wrote, in a mail to me early this autumn: "One old guy I met here in Sidney (he said he was over 90, and had played in casinos around the world for many years) told me that the only system he had any luck with was to wait for an occurence of a 'first six' or 'last six' on the wheel, and then to bet immediately the same six." Peter also mentions that he has found that betting 1 - 9 if a "first six" hits, has shown good results. So, these tests were made TEST 1: A. If a number 1 - 6 hits, bet the numbers 1 - 6. B. If a number 1 - 6 hits, bet the numbers 1 - 9. C. If a number 31 - 36 hits, bet the numbers 31 - 36. If there is a hit, there is another bet otherwise not. And this is the output for Test 1: 1. How many bets. 2. How many units those bets were in total. 3. How many times there was a hit. 4. How many units those winnings were in total. 5. The net result (wins - bets). 6. The net reult in % of units bet. The result for the last six, I found to be surprisingly high, compared to the first six - the loss, in per cent of bet units was double. As I found no error in the computer program I show it as it is. TEST 2: Now we play in sessions of four or six spins - a total of 36 units bet No session was started that could not continue to end. 1. If a number 1 - 6 hits, bet the numbers 1 - 6 for a maximum of 6 times. 2. If a number 1 - 6 hits, bet the numbers 1 - 9 for a maximum of 4 times. 3. If a number 31 - 36 hits, bet the numbers 31 - 36 for a maximum of 6 times. TEST 2A. Stop session (betting) immediately on a win. TEST 2B. A win triggers an immediate start of a new betting session. And this is the output for Test 2: 1. How many times (sessions) there was a hit. 2. How many times (sessions) there was no hit. 3. The net result when betting. This is shown for each actual session/betting length within each maximum. Only the full days files were used. REMEMBER: The results reflect only the files used for the test! And here are the test results! | |
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