Bakara-chanAnyone who knows from my previous account on Twitter knows I'm playing Puzzle & Dragons, but I'm playing Puzzle & Dragons and it finally flashed.
Name it [Roulette Magic Team Strategy]what is it!
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RurekoPlease recover the roulette of Puzzle & Dragons.
Roulette magic circle strategy!Detailed explanation!
Bakara-chanFirst of all, do you all know the magic circle?
RurekoIt's like the curse of a six-pointed star, isn't it?
Bakara-chanAh, well, it can be called a magic circle, but what I'm saying is, as shown in the image below, [The numbers are arranged in a square, and the total of the numbers is the same in any of the vertical, horizontal, and diagonal columns. ] It's a magic circle.
By the way, the board of Puzzle & Dragons is 6x6, but that made me flash!
RurekoSo what did you end up with?
Bakara-chanSimply put, the magic circle is mathematically pretty like a fractal (although not) that the numbers in any column are the same.
This has been completed in many ways.
I'm applying this to roulette.
Rureko(I'm not the only one who doesn't quite understand the meaning ...)
I have no idea how to apply it to roulette ...
Bakara-chanI'll explain them in order, so please listen.
First of all, in the case of French roulette, there are 1 numbers in total from 36 to 0 + 37.
The treatment of 0 is set aside, and the number of 36 means that you can create a 6x6 magic circle.It looks like the image below.
Bakara-chanAs an aside, if you add all the numbers in the roulette wheel, it will be 666. The number 666 is called the number of the beast and can be interpreted as an ominous number, like Friday the 13th.
Bakara-chanSo, back to the story, I'm wondering if this magic circle can be used for gambling roulette, but I've thought about it, so please ask.
If you make the previous magic circle into a table such as Excel, it will be as follows.
Bakara-chanSo, anything is fine, so enter the roll of the live roulette and check the roll.
It feels like Bingo.
Bakara-chanWith this kind of feeling, I'll try to put in various things up to the latest 18 times.
Bakara-chanWell, I tried to put in some numbers, but I noticed something.
First of all, even if 0 is excluded once, it is unlikely that all the numbers are different in the history of 18 times.
Also, unlike bingo, the rolls should not be aligned (bingo) vertically, horizontally and diagonally.
Also, when looking at the columns (vertical), there are often two or more circles.
Based on these, I considered the following strategies.
(12) Enter the history of the past 5 times or so, and place a flat bet up to 7 times with the x number (XNUMX points) in one place where 〇 is in the column (vertical).
② Or you can bet like the Kokomo method, but be careful of excessive chasing.
Bakara-chanFor example, in the following cases, you can get 1,31,30,24,13 points of [3,15,28,10,33], [36,6,7,25,18] or [5]. It's like betting.
So, if you bet 7 times and it doesn't work, you're done.
Bakara-chanThe basis for this betting (?) Is how the history reacts to the magical sequence.When I looked at it, I felt that there were many cases where two 〇s were attached in a row (vertical), so if there is only one 〇, it will stick if you turn it about 2 more times, right?I thought about it.
Of course, there are times when it's completely useless, so if you like occult betting, you may discover something new by doing a deeper examination.
RurekoI'll keep an Excel file for the time being.
Bakara-chanWell, it's up to you whether occult betting is practical, but it's an image that makes a lot of difference depending on the waves on the table.
In terms of the total bet amount, the payout is 7.2 times, so you can bet on a one-shot game, or you can bet while raising or lowering the bet amount, so try it with a low bet and it seems to work. You may try it!
That's why it's over ~
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