Sweiger as ive never seen you on here I'll briefly try to explain why random events have no bearing on the success failure of THE ZONE.
A, You aren't trying to predict a specific outcome like a straight number,red or black or even what spin the dozen will come to rest.That's what few are taking onboard.
B House edge literally has zero effect because when a zero hits it simply adds to the streak to qualify a game.
C, most importantly why the zone works is you already know there is a common virtual limit that rarely gets broken.
Until someone other than myself verifies this comes back and tells others no one will even start to believe it I do realize this. When enough people see the same thing all of a sudden everyone sees it.
I am saying test it before you knock it. If even one person can prove I'm lying you'll never see me on this forum again.
I only came back on here in the first place because I got emails constantly asking me where have I been. BUT, if people are really that jaded, and can't be bothered to at least test it on paper. Then I won't stay.
If I have to think like everyone else with a defeatest attitude to be accepted what is the point of a gambling forum?
Sentinel it doesn`t matter what other people think, if you truly believe in what you`re saying, then it matters not what other people think.
There is no way of calculating 100% correct odds on an event happening just because x=y-z+* says it will happen thus, or it cannot possibly happen until another 10,000000 years according to this calculus, a few pointers here in the vast world of maths and odds of it happening.......
US Park Ranger Roy C. Sullivan from Virginia holds the record for the person most times struck by lightning - and living to tell the tale. Between 1942 and 1983, Roy has the dubious distinction of being struck by lightning seven times. Trillions of people will never get struck by lightening, but this man must surely be the worlds record holder for having such a one in a million event happening to him seven times, the odds on this must be incalculable!!!!.
Or this......
The recent lottery draws in Israel has thrown up precisely the same six numbers as it did three weeks ago. The odds of this happening are one in four trillion. In an even more bizarre twist, the numbers when they came out, were in the exact reverse order as when they came out three weeks back. The numbers drawn were 36, 33, 32, 26, 14, 13.
And yet another odds defying event....
A couple are celebrating after their third child was born at 7:43 - exactly the same time as their two older children were born, several years apart. According to hospital records, all three siblings from Salford, Greater Manchester, were coincidentally born at 7:43 - beating odds of 300 million to one.
If you do the lottery, your odds in England of winning it are roughly 25 million to win, yet, nigh on every week without fail at least one person defies these odds (calculated by brainiacs with a relatively easy formula of multiplying the permutations of X 6 numbers from 49), but as is the case with any of these multiplication based formulas, there is always a to 1 at the end of it.
Some food for thought.... Get yourself 2 packs of cards and shuffle them without mixing them, and turn a card over from one pack, and then the other, see how many times you can go through the packs without matching 2 identical cards, the relative odds of the exact same card in the same place has to be 52 x 52 or at least 52/1 doesn`t it?, try it.
One last snippet as to why odds and their respective formulas do not work 100% as expected... How many people would have to be in a room before 2 of them shared an identical birthday?, the odds would make it impossible not to occur at 366.242199 people, however the odds of it happening are around 1/10th of that figure at around 36 people.
One aspect we all have to agree on is, no matter what, there are irregularities that occur in all aspects of randomly generated equations, and in some cases they appear to be a set pattern, in very rare cases people have been in the right (or wrong) places at the right time and booom, they have defeated all odds.
On a footnote, if some guy came to this forum and started spouting he had a fail safe system for winning the lottery, we would all ridicule him, etc, etc, then what would happen if we were to later find out it was the guy who won 80 million Euros on the Euro lottery a few years ago?, how could we argue that his system failed?.
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