"The Great Math Mystery"
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"The Great Math Mystery"
Well, well, well...
Congratulations to PBS...!!!
They recently televised a special presentation titled:
"The Great Math Mystery"...
Which clearly demonstrates how there is order in mathematics in what was previously considered by most people as random events.
This is exactly what we have espoused to,... and: been teaching with our betting Strategy for the past 7 years.
Congratulation to; Max Tegmark (MIT, professor of Physics), and Mario Livio, astrophysicist and author of "Is God a Mathematician"... in their presentation.
To view "The Great Math Mystery" go to "You Tube" ... or "PBS.Org."
Best wishes to all,
Obie1
Congratulations to PBS...!!!
They recently televised a special presentation titled:
"The Great Math Mystery"...
Which clearly demonstrates how there is order in mathematics in what was previously considered by most people as random events.
This is exactly what we have espoused to,... and: been teaching with our betting Strategy for the past 7 years.
Congratulation to; Max Tegmark (MIT, professor of Physics), and Mario Livio, astrophysicist and author of "Is God a Mathematician"... in their presentation.
To view "The Great Math Mystery" go to "You Tube" ... or "PBS.Org."
Best wishes to all,
Obie1
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Available on Youtube if you guys are interested. Here's a link:
http://www.pbs.org/video/nova-great-math-mystery/
http://www.pbs.org/video/nova-great-math-mystery/
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Irish...you watch to much CNN fake news.
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Don't think the discovery of the "God" particle proves anything regarding religion one way or the other. In fact the PBS show made a point of pushing the idea that the math is not discovering anything. It is only uncovering what is already there and we just pull away the stones to find incredible stuff. Aristotle's idea that we don't actually create anything that isn't already an ideal of the thing..which is an argument for a grand designer is it not? Which seems to back up some theological writings for the less analytical. The idea that you can predict what the dice will do in a short session from a random shooter is complete nonsense, yes. Yet proponents of chaos theory do believe that there are patterns within random ocurrences, don't they? Like Mandelbrot?
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Agreed. A woman once told me at a craps table when I was on the don't, "If anybody is alone in the universe, it's you." That,my amigos, is as good as it gets.
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LOL. Good one, Nick. And a lot of the time (for me) it's damned near accurate.
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Obie1
That is a fascinating program..
I must admit that I am a bit fuzzy about the betting strategy you have espoused...
Will you please draw some lines and connect the dots a bit...?
These ideas in the program are not new..Just incredible.
I know you are not using Fibonacci sequence, that Heavy discusses quite frequently..
Surely you are not basing strategy on electro magnetic waves or how Pluto is affecting Uranus in its orbit.
What sound mathematical formula expressed in the program are you using...Or are you using your observations to develop new math discoveries.
I am not trying to be obtuse, but I can not see the correlation.
Memo
Ugh!
I wrote this before reading Irish' s reply...Now that is obtuse..However
I am still interested in your answer. I do want to understand your position. You see, I also cannot understand how Heavy reads a table the way he does, but he does... (I believe there are Fibonacci spirals in Heavy's brain going forward and backward, I also believe that if you put him into a cat scan machine you would see red and green dice hitting lightly on his pineal gland bouncing forward before hitting lightly against his forehead and rolling back and coming to rest in the parietal lobe area)
OK...With that being said...
In the absence of some explanation from you....I have to fall squarely in line with Irish.
That is a fascinating program..
I must admit that I am a bit fuzzy about the betting strategy you have espoused...
Will you please draw some lines and connect the dots a bit...?
These ideas in the program are not new..Just incredible.
I know you are not using Fibonacci sequence, that Heavy discusses quite frequently..
Surely you are not basing strategy on electro magnetic waves or how Pluto is affecting Uranus in its orbit.
What sound mathematical formula expressed in the program are you using...Or are you using your observations to develop new math discoveries.
I am not trying to be obtuse, but I can not see the correlation.
Memo
Ugh!
I wrote this before reading Irish' s reply...Now that is obtuse..However
I am still interested in your answer. I do want to understand your position. You see, I also cannot understand how Heavy reads a table the way he does, but he does... (I believe there are Fibonacci spirals in Heavy's brain going forward and backward, I also believe that if you put him into a cat scan machine you would see red and green dice hitting lightly on his pineal gland bouncing forward before hitting lightly against his forehead and rolling back and coming to rest in the parietal lobe area)
OK...With that being said...
In the absence of some explanation from you....I have to fall squarely in line with Irish.
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Irish, your the best! Love how you belittle people( and get away with it!).
Obie has been quiet lately, nice to see he’s still at it.
Tonybugs
Obie has been quiet lately, nice to see he’s still at it.
Tonybugs
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Memo,
I can't speak for "The Strategy," but I do have Steve Nelli's "Method."
I have to agree with Irish when it comes to math. I don't think the Method or the Strategy are backed by any math that makes their systems/methods/strategy overcome any house edge and swing it to the player's favor like card counting does. You hear the word "balance", "trend", "come to order" a lot when you see systems with charting being sold. There are definitely some good betting principles, bankroll management, and betting "ideas" with The Method, but I don't think any of it is profound.
Some of the players I have played with through years are pretty astute at figuring out which number is most likely to roll based on dice set, toss, and dice reaction to the table. Heavy has seen thousands and thousands of rolls...calling out numbers or predicting a 7 will roll next is not voodoo. In fact, I bet all of us on this board have thought to ourselves, "I should pull my bets down because the next roll is going to be 7." Or, "I bet you the next roll is a hard eight." and have been spot on with our intuitions.
I am probably getting off topic here. But to respond to Obie1, I think the video makes me totally regret ever buying The Method; and it definitely steers me away from ever buying "The Strategy." Plus, playing with players who play either system is really bothersome to me. Is there a mathematical equation for buyers remorse??? I guess (b = -$2500)...but again, I am not a mathematician.
I can't speak for "The Strategy," but I do have Steve Nelli's "Method."
I have to agree with Irish when it comes to math. I don't think the Method or the Strategy are backed by any math that makes their systems/methods/strategy overcome any house edge and swing it to the player's favor like card counting does. You hear the word "balance", "trend", "come to order" a lot when you see systems with charting being sold. There are definitely some good betting principles, bankroll management, and betting "ideas" with The Method, but I don't think any of it is profound.
Some of the players I have played with through years are pretty astute at figuring out which number is most likely to roll based on dice set, toss, and dice reaction to the table. Heavy has seen thousands and thousands of rolls...calling out numbers or predicting a 7 will roll next is not voodoo. In fact, I bet all of us on this board have thought to ourselves, "I should pull my bets down because the next roll is going to be 7." Or, "I bet you the next roll is a hard eight." and have been spot on with our intuitions.
I am probably getting off topic here. But to respond to Obie1, I think the video makes me totally regret ever buying The Method; and it definitely steers me away from ever buying "The Strategy." Plus, playing with players who play either system is really bothersome to me. Is there a mathematical equation for buyers remorse??? I guess (b = -$2500)...but again, I am not a mathematician.
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The difference is, we tell people to come out to see for themselves before buying it. We have put on live on line demonstrations using a (RNG) random number generator. There are patterns in randomness and there is not a member after learning "The Strategy" who would dispute it. We have many members who came over from the method crew who will tell you there is no comparison. Lou encourages any person interested to come and match his bets, if he does not win 9 out of 10...don't buy it.
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I'm with Irish fully on this. Nobody can use maths to prove any system/strategy/whatever has an edge over the game of craps.
The game is based on short pays for each bet, even an odds bet needs an initial bet on which true value isn't paid. No voodoo is over coming these short pays long term. It simply cannot work on a fair game that is random....and that's if we just look at the lowest edge bets. Start throwing in hardways and hops and the short pays will eat your bankroll even quicker.
The game is based on short pays for each bet, even an odds bet needs an initial bet on which true value isn't paid. No voodoo is over coming these short pays long term. It simply cannot work on a fair game that is random....and that's if we just look at the lowest edge bets. Start throwing in hardways and hops and the short pays will eat your bankroll even quicker.
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The way we predict a hand is possibly about to end is only through degradation of the DI throw and we're not always right, but you can't lose money responding to sudden appearances of 3 or 2..or 12 far into a roll when the dice set is, for example, V3. It means the dice are not on axis any more, or the landing zone is not being hit, etc. Other indicators are the preferred numbers go to sleep. I've been next to Heavy at a table in Tunica and we both called off bets..as I remember and the seven showed. Granted that's not in any way written in stone. Sample size required, but it is what it is and it has saved BK. Bring me down on everything packs your rail nicely.
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memo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 05, 2018 2:54 pm Obie1
That is a fascinating program..
I must admit that I am a bit fuzzy about the betting strategy you have espoused...
Will you please draw some lines and connect the dots a bit...?
...posted by "Memo"[/b] April 5, 2018 2;54pm.
Memo:
Mind you: we are dealing with only "11 characters" at the craps table... not "the grand design of the universe"... like those ph.ds at MIT.
"The Strategy" we teach and adhere to does not use "the dew theory"...
Instead; we use "the short term trend theory..."
We consider: * "2 of anything"... = a short term trend...,
Hence: shooter 7 outs without making a point on a short roll (5 or less numbers thrown)..., followed by a second shooter who does the same ... . At this point we play "the don't", until which time a shooter makes a point. If two consecutive shooters make a point and the rolls are exceeding 6 or more numbers, we now switch to the "do" side of the bet. On the "do" side we bet the numbers that have appeared 2 times or more.... as a minimum, if we are going "inside", "outside" or "across".... we are heavy on those numbers that have repeated and light on those that have not appeared in this roll.
We will continue playing the do side until which time the table turns negative again.
* Note: This similar to what one of Heavy's students wrote in his post about 2 years ago ...
He stated: "... I seen 2 "10s" rolled, so: I bet the 10... and viola , within a few rolls 2 more "10s" came out... ."
Best wishes at the table Memo....
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Lou you were right, the over/under was 30 minutes for a Irish attack. You win.
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I...., I...., I.... :
I never said that the video (The Great Math Mystery) showed "... Short term trends"... .( Please re-read opening post.)
I did say:
"The Great Math Mystery...
Which clearly demonstrates how there is order in mathematics in what was previously considered by most people as random events."
In a later post, I did respond to "Memo", (out of respect for memo and his request)...
Which was as follows:
"That is a fascinating program..
I must admit that I am a bit fuzzy about the betting strategy you have espoused...
Will you please draw some lines and connect the dots a bit...?" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (quote: by memo)
...And I did explain how: Strategy players, did in fact: play "short term trends...", and gave him an example (for demonstration purposes...).
So, Please don't "misquote" me...
and please let individuals view the video..., and draw their own conclusions.
You know Irish: you are a very smart person and we all love you... .
What ever happened to you as a child.... to make you so antagonistic (as an adult) toward individuals that u disagree with...,
I pray that U: " just let it go... and be healed"
In JESUS CHRIST HOLY NAME I pray .... (I'm a Christian)
...and I ask other Christians on this site (and non Christians as well) to join in on this prayer. Amen
Aside from that....,
Good Luck to all at The Casino craps table
Obie1
I never said that the video (The Great Math Mystery) showed "... Short term trends"... .( Please re-read opening post.)
I did say:
"The Great Math Mystery...
Which clearly demonstrates how there is order in mathematics in what was previously considered by most people as random events."
In a later post, I did respond to "Memo", (out of respect for memo and his request)...
Which was as follows:
"That is a fascinating program..
I must admit that I am a bit fuzzy about the betting strategy you have espoused...
Will you please draw some lines and connect the dots a bit...?" >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (quote: by memo)
...And I did explain how: Strategy players, did in fact: play "short term trends...", and gave him an example (for demonstration purposes...).
So, Please don't "misquote" me...
and please let individuals view the video..., and draw their own conclusions.
You know Irish: you are a very smart person and we all love you... .
What ever happened to you as a child.... to make you so antagonistic (as an adult) toward individuals that u disagree with...,
I pray that U: " just let it go... and be healed"
In JESUS CHRIST HOLY NAME I pray .... (I'm a Christian)
...and I ask other Christians on this site (and non Christians as well) to join in on this prayer. Amen
Aside from that....,
Good Luck to all at The Casino craps table
Obie1
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If you want to tell people that Jesus rode his dinosaur to the last supper and told the apostles "short term trends" are real, knock yourself out.
Silly Irish. Everybody knows Jesus rode in on a flying saucer and told the apostles "bacon is good."
"Get in, get up, and get gone."
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Love you Irish....
...nothing but Hugs and Kisses... .
Obie1
...nothing but Hugs and Kisses... .
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Ok here! Jesus was a rabbi. I'm pretty sure he didn't eat bacon, but I wasn't there. And I'm guessing you-all weren't there either. So we have to rely on some carefully selected hearsay testaments by people writing years after his life..who weren't there either! Do the math on this one. But it's a fait accompli because people need magic in their lives..craps players more than some. Someone said the proof that prayer doesn't work is a bunch of craps players around a table praying for their number to hit. And so humans, ever the resourceful inventive people they are..finally come to grips with reality and invent DI. Amen and have a blessed day.
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Dark Side Prayer:thnick wrote: ↑Fri Apr 13, 2018 8:26 am Ok here! Jesus was a rabbi. I'm pretty sure he didn't eat bacon, but I wasn't there. And I'm guessing you-all weren't there either. So we have to rely on some carefully selected hearsay testaments by people writing years after his life..who weren't there either! Do the math on this one. But it's a fait accompli because people need magic in their lives..craps players more than some. Someone said the proof that prayer doesn't work is a bunch of craps players around a table praying for their number to hit. And so humans, ever the resourceful inventive people they are..finally come to grips with reality and invent DI. Amen and have a blessed day.
Hail Mary full of grace
Please send the SIX along with THE ACE
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This prayer is said to be answered 16.666666 % of the time...
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Good one. I guess you have to take into consideration counter-active right side prayers going off at the same time. So maybe there's this ethereal static which interrupts the dark side prayer and neither side has a big outcome. Or it's all nonsense. Excuse me..I have to hop the 4, 5 and 9 for $60. Back shortly.