BP do affect orbits
Low BP engages more low orbits which the ball travel more before toches pockets, and , after this travels more to end on a number
High BP becomes ball heavier and avoid some orbits
Sometimes, 2 conditions work to reject an advantage
Supose an orbit does not gives as advantage on low BP, but, ball travel when it lands on a pocket does
Other conditions might work hidden too

ybot - 08 June 2015 06:20 AM

BP do affect orbits
Low BP engages more low orbits which the ball travel more before toches pockets, and , after this travels more to end on a number
High BP becomes ball heavier and avoid some orbits
Sometimes, 2 conditions work to reject an advantage
Supose an orbit does not gives as advantage on low BP, but, ball travel when it lands on a pocket does
Other conditions might work hidden too

It all interdependence.  What you may find interesting is to judge persentages of different orbits and diamond hitts . BP does affect dimamics of the tilt, especially if tilt is sencitive. Imagine if drop point is on the high part of tilt, small changes in BP on one side may change orbits, on other make ball overshoot it. Every wheel is different, but if compensation effect of tilt can manifest, predict it as Thorp sudjested. This way , if ball hitts high of tilt, it may stop or jump a bit, if overshoot, will tend to come same zone with longer jumps.  You may see that everything from one side of diamond works to your favor, everything fro other side may work egeinst you. But as you already know it, wheels are different , and what may work on one , not essentially will work on other.

Wheels are like women.

We can find out which orbits benefits us and which don´t.

The quest is to find a link between a condition and an orbit, and the mix conditions working.

We need math to debank fluctuation times which might fool you.

ybot - 08 June 2015 09:52 AM

Wheels are like women.

We can find out which orbits benefits us and which don´t.

The quest is to find a link between a condition and an orbit, and the mix conditions working.

We need math to debank fluctuation times which might fool you.

l have tools to correlate multiple conditions. Its more logick then math. If we take ” setts of conditions” separately, we may look how groops of these setts do affect our persentages and hittrate, hittstability..ets. Correlayte independent setts is more easy egeinst some separated parametr. For example we may see how drop in pressure affects orbit dominance..ets. This way we may define ” windows of opportunity ” and controll one condition only to adjust.