Since most spectacular testimonials happend back in 2012/13, I sometimes wonder if early GAT Engine releases had an advantage.
Maybe less regularity, more higher winnings?
Is there any way to try an old version?

I understood you. I believe firmly that you have done your best from your Hits picture of this GAT.Net profit is highly negative, true, but I would have played anyway, so no reason to be alarmed.
My version is 2.3b too. However, Mr. AT should give us a good answer to the question above.Since most spectacular testimonials happend back in 2012/13, I sometimes wonder if early GAT Engine releases had an advantage.
Well, I think whether less or more regularities the key problem is they should work.Maybe less regularity, more higher winnings?
Me too but only Mr. AT can answer this question.Is there any way to try an old version?
Why? Could you explain the reason further with an example?More important is the delay behavior really if you want to dive in graphs more, this GAT here should have a very nice, concentrated in a small range, hits delay graph which is more important compared to the low->hill model.
Could you let us know the new version in detail?...the new version where the automatic mode will try to figure out many aspects of the overall analysis and present potentially 3-5 "optimal" outcomes instead of the typical expert mode where it shows 19*columns candidates to pick from.
Thanks for your nice sharing! You're right : One draw means nothing!Paperino wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2017 12:19 pmhttps://picload.org/image/rplwlpgw/gat803.jpg
Looks good. Next up: Wednesday's draw.
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