When WTF and KTF are played, it has been so far as I know (definitely KTF) using a single stream of numbers. When game starts its using 37 #’s that are due, admittedly these 37#’s are collected randomly, from a single source.
What you are suggesting to me, is use different sources that will produce random results.
So why would you do that? Help random out by moving between different streams of data. You people are always going on about you can’t beat random, wouldn’t it be better to stay in one stream of data from one wheel or micky mouse roulette program.
Now you’re in one cycle of random numbers, be it from a wheel or predetermined numbers from a program, you know your choices, 0x’s, 1x’s and >1x’s. How you play against these, is up to the individual.
I know what stream of numbers I’d use, the single stream, where you’ve collected game upon game of data, this data that after 100 games, reveals an average, which we know could change at some point.
Like you say move between streams, but if you play on the same equipment, my case FOBT, RNG, I do play in different streams but they are from the same source, program, which after time behaves in a regular way, note not pattern.
Take Jackpot247.com to date we’ve 111 pieces of data; take the 11th non-hit which for it to hit uses 27 due non-hit numbers, from the same stream. The info you have on this particular non-hit as it’s from the same source, air ball, is it averages to hit within 1.35 spins and the max to date to come in is 4 spins.
So the max of 4 spins, how long before it max’s to 5? Well it maxed to 4 spins on the 18.2.16, so its 56 days at max 4 spins as of 14.4.16 would this info be any good when you’re suggesting jumping from 1 stream to another, I’d say no, you’d need to collect that type of game play to be able to quote specific details.