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Applying
The Theory
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Before
we go on to all the numbers and details of your game of choice lets
look into how all this is generally applied to gambling at a casino
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The
object is to place your bet on the outcome that has the highest probability
of happening i.e closest to 1 and at the same time using an effective
strategy with your bets to give yourself an advantage, also to identify
anomalies of chance and to take severe advantage of them to further
your winnings. |
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explain this in a simple way imagine betting on the flip of a coin.
If for the last three flips you get heads you know that very probably
the next will be tails, so you bet on tails. If the fourth flip turns
out to be heads place an even larger bet on tails because you know
that the potential of probability is severely in your favor. Remember
that winning or losing has nothing to do with the outcome, a bet is
not a factor and should not be allowed to be part of the process of
chance. Losing a bet recurrently is not 'unlucky', rather, look at
the numbers of probability being generated by the game. |
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Flip a Coin |
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