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ATLANTA, Georgia, October 30th, 2024/CyberNewsWire/--White House National Cyber Director, CEOs, Key Financial Services Companies, Congressional and Executive Branch Experts will discuss industry priorities for 2025 and beyond The American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) Cyber Council will convene “The Tie that Binds: A 21st Century Cybersecurity Dialogue,” on October 31, 2024, at the Bank of America Financial Center Tower’s Convention Hall in Atlanta. This event will feature leading cyber experts from the financial services sector, Federal agencies, the White House, and Congress to focus on pressing cybersecurity issues and ways the financial services sector is addressing these issues. It will include discussions on evolving technologies that will influence the path forward, the role of AI, supply chain security needs, and more. “Cybersecurity is the backbone of the payment processing industry,” said H. West Richards, ATPC executive director. “The work of the ATPC Cyber Council is a testament to our commitment to safeguarding our financial ecosystem and fostering a collaborative approach to tackling the cybersecurity challenges of tomorrow.” Key Speakers and Highlights: The Honorable Harry Coker, Jr., White House National Cyber Director, will deliver the luncheon keynote.
The Honorable Rich McCormick (R-GA-06) will deliver a keynote address.
Moira Bergin, Subcommittee on Cybersecurity Staff Director, House Committee on Homeland Security, will discuss legislative priorities and global cybersecurity risks.
The Honorable Andre Dickens, Mayor of Atlanta, will provide a video address.
Barry McCarthy, CEO of Deluxe and Chair of the ATPC Board of Directors, will also deliver a keynote.
Bridgette Walsh, Executive Director of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council, and Josh Magri, Founder & CEO of Cyber Risk Institute, will participate in a fireside discussion on private sector best practices.
A panel on AI in financial services will feature Clarissa Banks (Deluxe), David Excell (Featurespace), David King (Mastercard), and Donna Teevens (ACI Worldwide), moderated by Rick Van Luvender.
A panel on cyber education will include Dr. Tony Coulson (CSUSB), Dr. Albena Asenova-Belal (Gwinnett Technical College), Dr. Humayun Zafar (Kennesaw State University), and Dr. Michael Nowatkowski (Augusta University).
H. West Richards, ATPC Executive Director, will open the event with a welcome address.
Rick Van Luvender, ATPC Cyber Council Chair & SVP, Head of Cybersecurity Client Trust & International Cybersecurity Service at Fiserv, will deliver the opening remarks.
Norma Krayem, ATPC Cyber Council Director & Vice President, Chair of the Cybersecurity, Privacy & Digital Innovation Practice Group at Van Scoyoc Associates, will provide insights on future cybersecurity trends. The forum will conclude with a fireside chat focused on “A Look to the Future: 2025: Top Cybersecurity and Critical Technology Priorities for the ATPC Cyber Council,” featuring Rick Van Luvender from Fiserv and Norma Krayem, the ATPC Cyber Council director, focusing on future cybersecurity and critical technology priorities. Conference details are available at https://atpcoalition.com/atpc-cyber-forum/. ATPC is a leading voice for America’s payments processors, consisting of the world’s largest, global payment processors, banks, credit card companies and financial services companies. ATPC member companies are uniquely positioned to ensure global payments move seamlessly across the world, while empowering broader and more diverse participation within the financial services system. In the race for a better tomorrow, technology solutions can advance faster than companies can keep up with cybersecurity risks. As a result, the ATPC is one of the few coalitions that created a standalone Cybersecurity Council to prioritize these key cybersecurity issues across its member companies. The ATPC Cyber Council is a unique group made up of only CISOs, CSOs, CIOs and CTOs who are on the front lines every day dealing with the operational impacts of cybersecurity. These U.S. based companies serve hundreds of millions of customer businesses across the globe daily and process hundreds of billions of transactions per year. About the ATPC The ATPC is a leading voice for America’s payments processors, driving awareness of the industry and its value to consumers, businesses, and the economy with legislators and regulators at federal, state, and international levels. The ATPC is rooted in Georgia’s Transaction Alley where electronic payments and the fintech industry began. Yet, our members enable payments in states across the nation and in every corner of the globe. The ATPC has a rich history of economic development, thought leadership, and engagement on legislative and regulatory topics like cybersecurity, privacy, financial inclusion, fraud, as well as emerging themes like open banking, AI, and stable coins. About the ATPC Cyber Council The American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) established a dedicated Cyber Council to galvanize the efforts of the ATPC member companies in addressing cybersecurity risks. The Cyber Council’s mission is to identify best practices and areas of shared risk to help ATPC members address the evolving cyber threat across America’s payments processing system to strengthen industry’s ability to identify, protect, detect, respond to and recover from cyberattacks. Contact Alison Watson Golin awatson@golin.com This story was distributed as a release by Cybernewswire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here ATLANTA, Georgia, October 30th, 2024/CyberNewsWire/--White House National Cyber Director, CEOs, Key Financial Services Companies, Congressional and Executive Branch Experts will discuss industry priorities for 2025 and beyond The American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) Cyber Council will convene “The Tie that Binds: A 21st Century Cybersecurity Dialogue,” on October 31, 2024, at the Bank of America Financial Center Tower’s Convention Hall in Atlanta. This event will feature leading cyber experts from the financial services sector, Federal agencies, the White House, and Congress to focus on pressing cybersecurity issues and ways the financial services sector is addressing these issues. It will include discussions on evolving technologies that will influence the path forward, the role of AI, supply chain security needs, and more. “Cybersecurity is the backbone of the payment processing industry,” said H. West Richards, ATPC executive director. “The work of the ATPC Cyber Council is a testament to our commitment to safeguarding our financial ecosystem and fostering a collaborative approach to tackling the cybersecurity challenges of tomorrow.” “Cybersecurity is the backbone of the payment processing industry,” said H. West Richards, ATPC executive director. “The work of the ATPC Cyber Council is a testament to our commitment to safeguarding our financial ecosystem and fostering a collaborative approach to tackling the cybersecurity challenges of tomorrow.” Key Speakers and Highlights: The Honorable Harry Coker, Jr., White House National Cyber Director, will deliver the luncheon keynote. The Honorable Rich McCormick (R-GA-06) will deliver a keynote address. Moira Bergin, Subcommittee on Cybersecurity Staff Director, House Committee on Homeland Security, will discuss legislative priorities and global cybersecurity risks. The Honorable Andre Dickens, Mayor of Atlanta, will provide a video address. Barry McCarthy, CEO of Deluxe and Chair of the ATPC Board of Directors, will also deliver a keynote. Bridgette Walsh, Executive Director of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council, and Josh Magri, Founder & CEO of Cyber Risk Institute, will participate in a fireside discussion on private sector best practices. A panel on AI in financial services will feature Clarissa Banks (Deluxe), David Excell (Featurespace), David King (Mastercard), and Donna Teevens (ACI Worldwide), moderated by Rick Van Luvender. A panel on cyber education will include Dr. Tony Coulson (CSUSB), Dr. Albena Asenova-Belal (Gwinnett Technical College), Dr. Humayun Zafar (Kennesaw State University), and Dr. Michael Nowatkowski (Augusta University). H. West Richards, ATPC Executive Director, will open the event with a welcome address. Rick Van Luvender, ATPC Cyber Council Chair & SVP, Head of Cybersecurity Client Trust & International Cybersecurity Service at Fiserv, will deliver the opening remarks. Norma Krayem, ATPC Cyber Council Director & Vice President, Chair of the Cybersecurity, Privacy & Digital Innovation Practice Group at Van Scoyoc Associates, will provide insights on future cybersecurity trends. The Honorable Harry Coker, Jr., White House National Cyber Director, will deliver the luncheon keynote. The Honorable Rich McCormick (R-GA-06) will deliver a keynote address. Moira Bergin, Subcommittee on Cybersecurity Staff Director, House Committee on Homeland Security, will discuss legislative priorities and global cybersecurity risks. The Honorable Andre Dickens, Mayor of Atlanta, will provide a video address. Barry McCarthy, CEO of Deluxe and Chair of the ATPC Board of Directors, will also deliver a keynote. Bridgette Walsh, Executive Director of the Financial Services Sector Coordinating Council, and Josh Magri, Founder & CEO of Cyber Risk Institute, will participate in a fireside discussion on private sector best practices. A panel on AI in financial services will feature Clarissa Banks (Deluxe), David Excell (Featurespace), David King (Mastercard), and Donna Teevens (ACI Worldwide), moderated by Rick Van Luvender. A panel on cyber education will include Dr. Tony Coulson (CSUSB), Dr. Albena Asenova-Belal (Gwinnett Technical College), Dr. Humayun Zafar (Kennesaw State University), and Dr. Michael Nowatkowski (Augusta University). H. West Richards, ATPC Executive Director, will open the event with a welcome address. Rick Van Luvender, ATPC Cyber Council Chair & SVP, Head of Cybersecurity Client Trust & International Cybersecurity Service at Fiserv, will deliver the opening remarks. Norma Krayem, ATPC Cyber Council Director & Vice President, Chair of the Cybersecurity, Privacy & Digital Innovation Practice Group at Van Scoyoc Associates, will provide insights on future cybersecurity trends. The forum will conclude with a fireside chat focused on “A Look to the Future: 2025: Top Cybersecurity and Critical Technology Priorities for the ATPC Cyber Council,” featuring Rick Van Luvender from Fiserv and Norma Krayem, the ATPC Cyber Council director, focusing on future cybersecurity and critical technology priorities. Conference details are available at https://atpcoalition.com/atpc-cyber-forum/. https://atpcoalition.com/atpc-cyber-forum/. https://atpcoalition.com/atpc-cyber-forum/. ATPC is a leading voice for America’s payments processors, consisting of the world’s largest, global payment processors, banks, credit card companies and financial services companies. ATPC member companies are uniquely positioned to ensure global payments move seamlessly across the world, while empowering broader and more diverse participation within the financial services system. In the race for a better tomorrow, technology solutions can advance faster than companies can keep up with cybersecurity risks. As a result, the ATPC is one of the few coalitions that created a standalone Cybersecurity Council to prioritize these key cybersecurity issues across its member companies. The ATPC Cyber Council is a unique group made up of only CISOs, CSOs, CIOs and CTOs who are on the front lines every day dealing with the operational impacts of cybersecurity. These U.S. based companies serve hundreds of millions of customer businesses across the globe daily and process hundreds of billions of transactions per year. About the ATPC The ATPC is a leading voice for America’s payments processors, driving awareness of the industry and its value to consumers, businesses, and the economy with legislators and regulators at federal, state, and international levels. ATPC ATPC The ATPC is rooted in Georgia’s Transaction Alley where electronic payments and the fintech industry began. Yet, our members enable payments in states across the nation and in every corner of the globe. The ATPC has a rich history of economic development, thought leadership, and engagement on legislative and regulatory topics like cybersecurity, privacy, financial inclusion, fraud, as well as emerging themes like open banking, AI, and stable coins. About the ATPC Cyber Council The American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) established a dedicated Cyber Council to galvanize the efforts of the ATPC member companies in addressing cybersecurity risks. American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC) The Cyber Council’s mission is to identify best practices and areas of shared risk to help ATPC members address the evolving cyber threat across America’s payments processing system to strengthen industry’s ability to identify, protect, detect, respond to and recover from cyberattacks. Contact Alison Watson Golin awatson@golin.com This story was distributed as a release by Cybernewswire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here This story was distributed as a release by Cybernewswire under HackerNoon’s Business Blogging Program. Learn more about the program here here

ATPC Cyber Forum To Focus On Next Generation Cybersecurity And Artificial Intelligence Issues

ATPC Kiberforumu növbəti nəsil kibertəhlükəsizlik və süni intellekt məsələlərinə diqqət yetirəcək

Το ATPC Cyber Forum θα επικεντρωθεί σε ζητήματα κυβερνοασφάλειας και τεχνητής νοημοσύνης επόμενης γενιάς

El Foro Cibernético ATPC se centrará en cuestiones de ciberseguridad e inteligencia artificial de próxima generación

ATPC Cyber Forum para centrarse en cuestións de ciberseguridade e intelixencia artificial de próxima xeración

ATPC Cyber Forum fokusirat će se na kibernetičku sigurnost sljedeće generacije i pitanja umjetne inteligencije

ATPC Cyber Forum Pou Konsantre sou Pwochen Jenerasyon Sibèsekirite ak Pwoblèm Entèlijans Atifisyèl

ATPC サイバーフォーラム、次世代サイバーセキュリティと人工知能の問題に焦点を当てる

វេទិកា ATPC Cyber Forum ដើម្បីផ្តោតលើបញ្ហាសុវត្ថិភាពតាមអ៊ីនធឺណិតជំនាន់ក្រោយ និងបញ្ហាបញ្ញាសិប្បនិម្មិត

ATPC kibernetinis forumas, skirtas naujos kartos kibernetinio saugumo ir dirbtinio intelekto problemoms

د ATPC سایبر فورم به د راتلونکي نسل سایبر امنیت او مصنوعي استخباراتو مسلو باندې تمرکز وکړي

ATPC Cyber Foramu Yekutarisa Pane Inotevera Generation Cybersecurity Uye Artificial Intelligence Nyaya

ATPC Cyber Forum ኣብ ቀፃሊ ወለዶ ሳይበር ሴኩሪቲን ኣርቲፊሻል ኢንተለጀንስን ጉዳያት ትኹረት ክገብር እዩ።

Trust-based Currencies on Blockchain: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI, and Karma

Blockchain-də etimad əsaslı valyutalar: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI və Karma

Валюты на аснове даверу на блокчейне: сетка Trustlines, Circles UBI і Karma

ব্লকচেইনে বিশ্বাস-ভিত্তিক মুদ্রা: ট্রাস্টলাইন নেটওয়ার্ক, সার্কেল ইউবিআই, এবং কর্ম

Monedas basadas en la confianza en la cadena de bloques: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI y Karma

Luottamukseen perustuvat valuutat Blockchainissa: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI ja Karma

מטבעות מבוססי אמון בבלוקצ'יין: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI ו-Karma

ブロックチェーン上の信頼に基づく通貨: Trustlines Network、Circles UBI、Karma

Waluty oparte na zaufaniu w Blockchain: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI i Karma

Meny založené na dôvere na blockchaine: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI a Karma

Trust-based Currencies paBlockchain: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI, uye Karma

Асъорҳои боваринок дар Blockchain: Шабакаи Trustlines, Circles UBI ва Karma

Tiền tệ dựa trên sự tin cậy trên Blockchain: Trustlines Network, Circles UBI và Karma

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A Revolution is Underway in Finance Decentralized finance has experienced rapid growth at an amazing pace as compared to the adoption of teleview, laptops and other technology appliances, but challenges around data and transparency still loom large if it is to reach its full potential. Issues such as ensuring reliable access to information and navigating an evolving regulatory landscape don't have straightforward solutions. Building trust also remains difficult when centralized control leaves systems open to influence. A new partnership between financial powerhouse Nomura and upstart DeFi project Pyth signals that mindsets may finally be shifting. In a surprise alliance, Laser Digital - a Nomura subsidiary - has teamed up with the Pyth Network. This is awesome for the DeFi industry. Their goal is to address precisely the problems that have held the sector back: namely, concerns related to data reliability and transparency. By providing Pyth's platform institutional-grade market data via Laser Digital, while leveraging blockchain's inherent transparency, this collaboration aims to strengthen the very foundations of the burgeoning industry. It might even help accelerate DeFi's integration with traditional finance models. Is this indication that the tide is turning in decentralized finance's favor? Some believe that with major institutional players now paying attention, DeFi could be on the brink of fundamentally upending global finance in the years ahead. While uncertainty still abounds, one thing is clear - change is most definitely underway. This partnership suggests the revolution may at last be gaining real impetus. Only time will tell where the intertwining of Wall Street and decentralized technologies ultimately leads. But it seems the future of finance is growing increasingly difficult to predict. Nomura Steps into DeFi The alliance between the organizations signals that Nomura sees real potential in the decentralized finance space to disrupt and transform the traditional banking industry in APAC and America, the company is taking a long-term view on how TradiFi and DeFi will merge together, providing better financial opportunities to retail investors. By collaborating with innovative young companies in DeFi, Nomura is aiming to get on the ground floor of this tech-driven evolution in finance and be part of the future of finance, which democratizes financial opportunities for everyone. Ensuring Reliable Data for DeFi At the core of the partnership is Pyth Network's goal of providing decentralized apps (or dapps) with more dependable market data. Using blockchain tech, Pyth believes it can deliver information with greater efficiency and stability than traditional sources. I believe this is great for the industry! This is where Laser Digital comes in. By supplying Pyth with the types of institutional-grade financial data it's accustomed to, Laser Digital acknowledges how critical trustworthy information is for the budding DeFi ecosystem to flourish. Reliable stats underpin not just dapps themselves but also build confidence in users. Gaining Traction via Transparency One of Pyth's key selling points is its focus on transparency and decentralization. This fosters a secure, verifiable environment for DeFi platforms to gain wider acceptance. Transparency also helps address past concerns about data manipulation holding the industry back. Bridging Wall Street and DeFi Innovation The tie-up between Laser Digital and Pyth Network signifies efforts to blend traditional high finance with novel decentralized models. It underscores a growing openness within the industry to DeFi's potential to revolutionize banking as we know it. Over time, the lines between Wall Street and blockchain tech may continue to blur. Overcoming Hurdles on the Horizon While alliances like this open doors, challenges around regulation and compliance still loom large on DeFi's road ahead. As adoption expands, proactively navigating these issues will be paramount. If successful, partnerships could help DeFi deliver on its promise of accessible, transparent finance for all. Don’t forget to like and share the story! ested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our brand-as-author program. Be it through direct compensation, media partnerships, or networking, the author has a vested interest in the company/ies mentioned in this story. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR A Revolution is Underway in Finance Decentralized finance has experienced rapid growth at an amazing pace as compared to the adoption of teleview, laptops and other technology appliances, but challenges around data and transparency still loom large if it is to reach its full potential. Issues such as ensuring reliable access to information and navigating an evolving regulatory landscape don't have straightforward solutions. Building trust also remains difficult when centralized control leaves systems open to influence. A new partnership between financial powerhouse Nomura and upstart DeFi project Pyth signals that mindsets may finally be shifting. In a surprise alliance, Laser Digital - a Nomura subsidiary - has teamed up with the Pyth Network. This is awesome for the DeFi industry. Their goal is to address precisely the problems that have held the sector back: namely, concerns related to data reliability and transparency. By providing Pyth's platform institutional-grade market data via Laser Digital, while leveraging blockchain's inherent transparency, this collaboration aims to strengthen the very foundations of the burgeoning industry. It might even help accelerate DeFi's integration with traditional finance models. Is this indication that the tide is turning in decentralized finance's favor? Some believe that with major institutional players now paying attention, DeFi could be on the brink of fundamentally upending global finance in the years ahead. While uncertainty still abounds, one thing is clear - change is most definitely underway. This partnership suggests the revolution may at last be gaining real impetus. Only time will tell where the intertwining of Wall Street and decentralized technologies ultimately leads. But it seems the future of finance is growing increasingly difficult to predict. Nomura Steps into DeFi Nomura Steps into DeFi The alliance between the organizations signals that Nomura sees real potential in the decentralized finance space to disrupt and transform the traditional banking industry in APAC and America, the company is taking a long-term view on how TradiFi and DeFi will merge together, providing better financial opportunities to retail investors. By collaborating with innovative young companies in DeFi, Nomura is aiming to get on the ground floor of this tech-driven evolution in finance and be part of the future of finance, which democratizes financial opportunities for everyone. Ensuring Reliable Data for DeFi At the core of the partnership is Pyth Network's goal of providing decentralized apps (or dapps) with more dependable market data. Using blockchain tech, Pyth believes it can deliver information with greater efficiency and stability than traditional sources. I believe this is great for the industry! This is where Laser Digital comes in. By supplying Pyth with the types of institutional-grade financial data it's accustomed to, Laser Digital acknowledges how critical trustworthy information is for the budding DeFi ecosystem to flourish. Reliable stats underpin not just dapps themselves but also build confidence in users. Gaining Traction via Transparency One of Pyth's key selling points is its focus on transparency and decentralization. This fosters a secure, verifiable environment for DeFi platforms to gain wider acceptance. Transparency also helps address past concerns about data manipulation holding the industry back. Bridging Wall Street and DeFi Innovation The tie-up between Laser Digital and Pyth Network signifies efforts to blend traditional high finance with novel decentralized models. It underscores a growing openness within the industry to DeFi's potential to revolutionize banking as we know it. Over time, the lines between Wall Street and blockchain tech may continue to blur. Overcoming Hurdles on the Horizon While alliances like this open doors, challenges around regulation and compliance still loom large on DeFi's road ahead. As adoption expands, proactively navigating these issues will be paramount. If successful, partnerships could help DeFi deliver on its promise of accessible, transparent finance for all. Don’t forget to like and share the story! ested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our brand-as-author program. Be it through direct compensation, media partnerships, or networking, the author has a vested interest in the company/ies mentioned in this story. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR ested Interest Disclosure: This author is an independent contributor publishing via our brand-as-author program. Be it through direct compensation, media partnerships, or networking, the author has a vested interest in the company/ies mentioned in this story. HackerNoon has reviewed the report for quality, but the claims herein belong to the author. #DYOR ested Interest Disclosure:

Nomura and Pyth Pioneer a New Era in Finance: Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Banking and DeFi 

নোমুরা এবং পাইথ ফিনান্সে একটি নতুন যুগের পথপ্রদর্শক: প্রথাগত ব্যাঙ্কিং এবং ডিফাইয়ের মধ্যে ব্যবধান কমানো

Nomura und Pyth läuten eine neue Ära im Finanzwesen ein: Überbrückung der Lücke zwischen traditionellem Bankwesen und DeFi

Nomura y Pyth son pioneros en una nueva era en las finanzas: cerrar la brecha entre la banca tradicional y DeFi

Nomura et Pyth ouvrent une nouvelle ère en matière de finance : combler le fossé entre la banque traditionnelle et la DeFi

नोमुरा और पाइथ ने वित्त में एक नए युग की शुरुआत की: पारंपरिक बैंकिंग और डेफी के बीच अंतर को पाटना

野村とパイスが金融の新時代を開拓：従来の銀行業務とDeFiの間のギャップを埋める

Nomura와 Pyth는 금융의 새로운 시대를 개척합니다: 기존 은행과 DeFi 간의 격차 해소

Nomura e Pyth são os pioneiros de uma nova era nas finanças: preenchendo a lacuna entre o sistema bancário tradicional e o DeFi

Nomura и Pyth открывают новую эру в финансах: преодоление разрыва между традиционным банкингом и DeFi

Nomura ve Pyth Finansta Yeni Bir Döneme Öncülük Ediyor: Geleneksel Bankacılık ile DeFi Arasındaki Boşluğu Kapatmak

Nomura và Pyth Tiên phong kỷ nguyên mới trong lĩnh vực tài chính: Thu hẹp khoảng cách giữa ngân hàng truyền thống và DeFi

野村证券和 Pyth 开创了金融新时代：弥合传统银行与 DeFi 之间的差距

The first part of the series of articles is available . Part-01 delves into topics like Intelligence Quotient (IQ), Emotional Quotient (EQ), and Game Playing Advice for Beginners. here Part 02, which is , provides advice for Intermediate Players with mathematical techniques like the Fibonacci Technique of Betting. here Part 03, which you can find , introduces the notion of a Bet Auto Stopper. It explains a playing style named by me as ‘Quantum+ Algorithm.’ here This is the concluding part of this series and provides insights into gaming styles like Optimistic+, Ploppy 3:2 with 0 Technique, and a few helpful logistical details in Game Playing. *Optimistic+ (My Creation) * (Best Applied to Baccarat Class of Games) If you have played any of the baccarat classes of games like Dragon Tiger, Cricket War, or Football Studio – you may find that it virtually is a 50% probability game on either side – not including the tie or suited tie that happens once in a while. Now, in this class of games, the experienced gamer even by using the Fibonacci technique, might still end up losing big. This is because of the long streaks of a specific side winning again and again, combined with the dogged approach of the Fibonacci player and the act of continuing beyond the safe limits without bet auto-stoppers. Now, even with bet auto-stoppers in place, you may not be able to win as much. Hence, the optimistic+ algorithm. The naming of the algorithm is due to ‘the optimistic belief that a side that is winning will continue to win’. Now, rather than betting on a side that will eventually win, you continue betting on the side that is winning. For most baccarat-style 2 card games, this approach will yield more to the player. But you still need to have the safe limits operation using the bet auto stoppers. You can observe from the above that, using Fibonacci, the player started his game set every time at 100 and progressed via Fibonacci series bets of 100, 200, 300, and so on… In the above game, the player had started continuously betting on Side 1, after analyzing the game dynamics, believing that we would get the greatest return on Side 1 using the ‘Never Lose’ strategy with ‘Bet Auto Stopper.’ If you have understood this article well and have played the casino games for some time, you can easily see that he has total winnings of -100, which is an overall loss of 100. This is because he continued with a pessimistic approach that he would eventually win with his bets on Side 1. Now, let us take a look at the optimistic+ strategy. In this case, the player starts simply betting on the side that had last won. In this case, he can either use the progressive style of betting or Fibonacci to place the bets. So, you observe that he has a total winning amount of 700. Now, this technique allows you to win on a board that is continuously producing mini, medium, or long sequences of the same winning side. But on a board where the result is continuously alternating between side 1 and side 2, you might end up losing for some time, until the game again settles into sequences of one side. If there are really long sequences of alternating sides, you may choose to stop for some time, take a mini break, and then come back to start off betting on the winning side. Almost always this strategy is going to yield. But you need to combine with either Fibonacci or progressive style along with the bet auto stoppers or quantum+ algorithm. - *Ploppy 3:2 With 0 Technique * (Technique Is Used for Roulette Class of Games) This is a time-tested technique, and the internet provides many articles and videos on how to apply and use this technique. Let me describe this technique once again over here, but very briefly. The idea of Ploppy 3:2 is to increase your chances/probability of winning in every spin at the table. You have to place 2 bets simultaneously, in the amount ratio of 3:2, with 3/5th amount being placed on an even money payout slot like [black] on a roulette table and 2/5th of the amount being placed on a 2 to 1 slot for the top row. For example, if you choose to place the 3/5 bet amount on all [black numbers], you are covering 18/36 numbers, and if you choose to place the 2/5 bet amount on the top row [3-36] numbers, you are covering 12/36 numbers. If we were to remove the common numbers, the probability increases to 26/36. But you have to note that we are ignoring the green [0] in this probability – which usually turns up sometimes as the winner and pays handsomely like 25x, 30x, or 36x. Some of the roulette versions have gold bars or multipliers placed, and as per my observation, it lands on the green number [0] more often. Hence, the chance of that bonus amount via multiplier increases. Hence, my technique is an adaptation of the ploppy 3:2 with 0. If you have understood the mathematical basis above, you will be able to apply it in variants, so as to bet on maximum numbers in one go. For example, you may place the 3/5 bet amount on all [red numbers], combined with a 2/5 bet on the second row [2-35]. You may combine Ploppy 3:2 with 0 Technique, with Fibonacci, progressive bets, or quantum techniques. But the reasoning in Ploppy 3:2 or in other games to place the bets on a specific section or number, coined by me, is called by me as the ate ppearing ection on able (LAST). L A S T So, Betting via LAST works on the concept that the section/number that occurred least frequently (or the earliest in the win sequence) has a greater chance of appearing again. The opposite of this reasoning is the resh ppearing ection on able (FAST). FAST is very close to our Optimistic+ strategy, only that FAST will be used in combination with others, on table games with lots of many numbers to bet, like Roulette Class of Games and Optimistic+ and is ideal for Baccarat Class of Games. F A S T : 31, 28, 1, 30, 36, 24, 13, 10, 29, 0, 0, 7, 5, 22, 22, 18, 15, 34, 34, 35 Winning Sequence on Table (Last Winning Number at the Start) Using LAST Reasoning, My Prediction is that the Next Winning Number will be from the Top Row [3-36] as it occurred earliest in sequence. Using FAST Reasoning, My Prediction is that the Next Winning Number will be from Row #2 [2-25] as it recently occurred in sequence. Please also take a look at the Table Statistics provided by Online Casinos to refine or optimize your bets using the above reasoning. You see that in the above self-explanatory game set, driven by a variant of progressive bets and using LAST reasoning – The player has ended up with +0070 winnings. With few good decisions or using FAST reasoning, the outcomes could have been better. Fibonacci may also be used in combination with Ploppy 3:2 with 0. So, based on the current statistics of winning numbers, you can make better decisions and apply the above technique to win at the roulette class of games. Remember, once you learn, understand, and apply to win (or lose) using the above techniques – You will very easily be able to combine the techniques to achieve success at online casino games. Also, you may be able to improvise. These are only based on my experience, my own intellect, and my reasoning for playing these games for a very short time (less than a calendar month). But I would say all these techniques had helped me win to a good extent, but I ended up losing due to reckless betting, lack of adherence to bet stoppers, and most of all, due to poor to disastrous emotional intelligence. Please try to revise/define these terms or techniques by yourself: Bet Auto Stopper, FAST, LAST, Game Set, Optimistic+, Quantum+, Fibonacci Betting, Progressive Betting, Quantum Slice, Ploppy 3:2, Emotional Intelligence, Impulsive Gambling, Compulsive Gambling, Probability, Odds, Ratio, 2 to 1, Even Payout, 2x, - Few Accessories and Trackers Unless you have got hold of some software application (or created one by yourself) or are fine at using Excel sheets (or just want to rely on your own memory) – You may find the following very interesting additions while playing online games. Remember, few may find it just a pain to maintain all these. You may just use them at your convenience. Finger Counter: https://t.ly/mYD3U The above finger counters may be ideal if you want to keep a count of your sequence number in the current game set. You might also use 2 or 3 finger counters at the same time either on your fingers or placed suitably on a table near you – where you count the sequence of each type or each number. Playing Sheets https://t.ly/3_Vdz Playing sheets may let you keep count of your planned bet sequence in quantum+ or in a simple game set. You may create variants of the playing sheet as provided in the above link. I had used this playing sheet for quantum+ with progressive betting style in a Wheel of Fortune class of game. - Concluding Note The above explanation is primarily based out of my experience playing on the online skilled gaming and casino site, Parimatch. Parimatch is a fair online betting site, and even though it is ‘heavy to load on a PC’ even on a 300mbps internet connection – It has very many games and rooms to give you the flexibility to learn, experiment, play, win (and lose!). Also, the withdrawals are done quite fast. Also, the deposit mechanism is very easy. But I cannot say the same about the ‘bonus.’ It is best that you stay away from all types of ‘Parimatch Bonuses’. In any case, it is my experience, but you might have had a different experience. But my rating of Parimatch is almost 4 stars out of 5. It is best if you have a 500mpbs to 1gbps internet connection to extract the maximum out of this site. Also, the above explanations might help you the most in these games in online casinos. But once you learn the strategy and concepts, you may apply it as per your need across games and across casinos. - “I play to win and if it looks like I've lost, its only because it’s not over yet.” Typical Game Names in Online Casinos/Live Casinos **Roulette Class of Games ** Lightning Roulette, Gold Roulette, Galaxy Roulette **Baccarat Class of Games ** Dragon Tiger, Cricket War, Football Studio **Wheel of Fortune Class of Games ** Spin-a-Win, Mega Wheel, Music Wheel Typical Gambling Disclaimers (Credits to the Internet) · “Gambling can be addictive. Please play responsibly.” · “The odds of winning at gambling games are not in your favor.” · “Gambling involves risk. Please gamble with funds that you can comfortably afford to lose.” · “Gambling is a form of entertainment. Set a budget, stick to it.” · “Bet with your head, not over it. Gamble responsibly.”

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Scientific American, Volume XXXVI., No. 8, February 24, 1877 by Various, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . Crossing a River on a Wire. here Crossing a River on a Wire. A reporter of the New York Sun wanted to realize the sensation of being suspended on a wire 275 feet from the surface of the earth. He applied to the engineer of the Brooklyn bridge for permission to cross the East river on a wire, three quarters of an inch in diameter, which hangs between the two towers. He was refused permission; but he finally saw the president of the company, who granted his request. Arriving at the appointed time, the engineer, Mr. Farrington, said: "Well, sir; whenever you're ready, I am." "All ready, said I, as bold as brass outside, and as nervous as the Endorian witch on the inside. He walked on and I followed, when, Horror of Horrors—capital H's—to both Horrors—instead of leading me to the 'cradle,' which I called a raft, he took me to a little square board held up by two crossed iron arms, called a 'buggy.' It was about three feet square, and depended from the 'traveler,' a three quarter inch wire which crosses the river, and is run from tower to tower over apparatus, by means of a stationary engine. It was too late to back out, but I didn't feel exactly prepared to plunge in. He did. "He jumped in, and the little buggy swung from side to side, precisely as a swing does when you jump on the board and try to steady it by the ropes. I looked at him, at the scale—that's it; it's exactly like a pair of scales, with one scale—at the deep depths below us, and at myself. I imagined the ticklish thrill which would permeate my body when we started. I fancied the glories of the prospective perspective before me. "'Come, hurry up, please,' interrupted Farrington, and with resignation I hurried down. He stood up. I crouched down. Perhaps you think you'd have stood up as he did. You're mistaken. I crouched down and held on tight. Make no mistake. I held on tight and waited for my thrill. It didn't come. Then I stood up, and Farrington gave the word 'Go.' 'Wouldn't you better take a rope along?' said one of the men. 'Yes, I think I would.' What did he want of a rope? He feared I would be nervous. He meant to grapple me in the middle of the river, and tie me in. I knew it. I felt it. But I didn't say a word. "With a gentle jerk we started—slow, slow, very slow. Farrington stood in front and watched the wire. I stood behind and watched myself. I felt nothing. I was'n't exhilarated. I was'n't scared. I was'n't even timid. I can't look from the top of a house without desiring to jump off, but I looked down from the buggy and hadn't the least desire to jump. Farrington says: 'It's because it's so high up.' Well, we went on without any special sensation till the buggy struck against a stay rope which reaches from one of the cables to the tower. In the effort to free the buggy, Mr. Farrington gave a push which swung us out some little distance and back again, at which a little piece of indigestion seemed to be monarch of my interior, and for a moment I was on the verge of a sensation. Having passed the middle, the ascent was more labored. I waved my handkerchief to the people on the ferryboats. I looked out toward the sea. I looked up at the heavens. I even looked toward Harlem, but, like the buyer in the Bible, I said: 'It is naught, it is naught.' "In about eight minutes we touched the New York side—all but ten feet. The red flag waved for the engine to stop. There we hung in mid-air 275 feet above the level, swinging to and fro like a drunken buggy, at an angle of forty degrees, and quite uneasy. The rope which was to haul us on was fastened to the iron—blest be the tie that binds—and with a few hearty pulls we were brought so near the New York tower that without difficulty we clambered up. I had made the trip, but I had not felt a feel. From the top of the New York tower I saw much, but the chief point of interest was the innumerable jets of steam which flourish in the air, and fantastically curl off into space. "Again the steeples, the tower, and the long, narrow, dirty river filled the prospect, and the bright sun of a charming day lightened up the western sky That was all, except to say 'thanks and good-bye,' and descend the stairs. There were 417 of them stairs, and before I reached the bottom I was dizzy, faint, seasick, and filled with a decoction of tickle, so that I had to shut my eyes and rest from my labors. "Thus ends the trip which filled my anticipatory imagination as the waters fill the sea, but which resolved itself in realization to a simple, childlike faith in the fixtures on the wire, and in the skill and competence of the man who guided them. Monsieur X." About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Various (2006). Scientific American, Volume XXXVI., No. 8, February 24, 1877. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/19406/pg19406-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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