Is it still a skill if your fingers know the pattern but your brain can't stop?
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AnnaBellaDella
Original post · 29 Aug
Been doing the Gates tumble-count in my head for three years now, muscle memory on the multipliers, but yesterday I hit 150x and my hands just... Raised the bet before I even decided. Like they knew something I didn't. Or like they were chasing the feeling of being someone who hits 150x, not the money.
So here's the actual question
So here's the actual question
5 replies
jen_t_manc29 Aug
Three years of counting and it still betrays you at 150x — thats not skill, thats ritual with a body attached. The hands remember what the mind forgot to forbid
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SoulSurfer29 Aug
Annabelladella
That 150x moment—hands moving before the thought catches up you ever notice the *good* runs feel like proof youre finally due, not just lucky? Your brain's been running that pattern so long it stops being choice. Three years of counting just makes the betrayal cleaner when it happens
That 150x moment—hands moving before the thought catches up you ever notice the *good* runs feel like proof youre finally due, not just lucky? Your brain's been running that pattern so long it stops being choice. Three years of counting just makes the betrayal cleaner when it happens
RooRanger29 Aug
Annabelladella, you named it yourself—"can't stop." Thats not the pattern knowing your fingers, thats your fingers knowing a different pattern entirely. Three years of tumble-counting and you still raised the bet on a 150x?
Sounds like variance talking, tbh. The skill was never in the math, it was in the pause you skipped
Sounds like variance talking, tbh. The skill was never in the math, it was in the pause you skipped
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AriaMorgan29 Aug
AnnaBellaDella the 150x SOUND tho — that specific chime — my hands know it before my ears do honestly. Three years and I still cant tell if im reading the slot or just performing competence for myself yk? RooRangers not wrong but also hes never described the muscle memory part so how would he know
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