ROULETTECIRCLE.COM   Strategies for the American Double Zero and European Single Zero Roulette Wheels, by Kimo Li
		I HAVE READ YOUR BOOK, NOW WHAT. Comments? SKIP AND RUN The skip and run method is a record keeping tool that has been around perhaps since the beginning of time.  Most casinos demonstrate this concept by providing a chronological list of numbers displayed on an electronic tote board that records the number characteristics of red and black.  See the basic example. Many roulette players would argue that such a list would be of no value because the historical list of previous numbers has no bearing on the outcome of future numbers.  The roulette wheel has no memory.  Or does it? THE GLOBAL PIE METHOD The Global Pie Method relies on this type of record keeping.  If you have memorized the numbers in each global pie and the numbers of each global star, you will see how easy it is to keep track of any series.  The following is a skip and run example of the Arrowhead System and what goes on in the mind of a GPM professional player. Each column utilizes the basic skip and run concept. The first two columns represent the tote board of the casino. The next six columns keep track of each global pie, labeled 2 6 4 1 5 3, followed by two columns that record the odd half of the wheel (153) and the even half (264). The next six columns record the history of each global star, listed as 1 3 5 2 4 6, followed by two columns that categorizes the dominant (D-135) and subordinate (S-246) star numbers. Please note: This type of skip and run can be very dangerous when tracking a particular global pie or global star.  For example, global pie number two has not come in for ten spins.  It is these blank runs that can cause great damage to your bankroll.  If you are betting on numbers from a particular global pie or global star that has not come in after five spins, stop and cut your losses. ROULETTE BALL MOVEMENT The (B) Bow-Tie   - Repeat section or 180 degrees across The (H) Hemi - One section to the left or right of the previous spin The (N) Nuke - Two sections to the left or right of the previous spin These last three columns, (B, H, N) keeps track of the roulette ball movement of each spinner.  By studying the each ball movement, the tracker will notice specific trends that would indicate optimum betting strategies. In the example above on the last line, the numbers in global pies three and four would have been the ideal numbers to bet because of the trend of the Bow-Tie movement. The Arrowhead system is represented in the example above.  Many players may choose to use the Bow-Tie system, the Nuke, the Boomerang, and the Phoenix.  Whatever the case may be, the skip and run is used to keep track of what is coming in. PRIMARY GOAL The primary goal for the GPM roulette professional is to track the roulette ball movement of each individual dealer.  The skip and run tracking of the global pies and global stars, along with the section characteristics of each number is secondary information that may influence the betting decision of the GPM player. Combinations of the skip and run concept and roulette ball movement definitely provide an advantage over the game of roulette. See you at the table. Kimo Li DISCLAIMER The information contained on this website and in the books, The Roulette Formula and The European Roulette Book, are for informational purposes only. The author is not responsible for any losses incurred due to the use of any information written in the book or on the website. Understand that it is possible to lose some or all of the money you wager at any gambling establishment, legal or otherwise. If you feel that you may have a gambling problem, please seek help. Copyright © 2005 Kimo Li All Rights Reserved. No part of this website may be reproduced in any form or by any means without the written consent of the publisher.