I have created a pdf of this rule for me which I am sharing with you. I hope you find it useful.
So how is your success rate following these rules are you reading these daily or memorizing them?
Honestly, there is no such thing as a perfect gambler even if you cultivate your character and discipline yourself you will come to a point where you relax and follow your instinct even if you're losing, it's hard to contain your desire, and passion when you're in the middle of wanting to stop and wanting to go on, sometimes the want to go wins.
Act promptly if your emotions start influencing your decisions. Both excessive fear and greed pose significant risks.
Not really easy especially if you're winning, you sometimes think of the money you've lost and you think that it's the right time to recover and most of the time end up not on what you expect to end, anyone can compile a list of what to do but it's very challenging to follow all that's on the list, we are just human.
I noticed this he didn't add after writing his multiple rules. Although, his reactions to that is not stated, memorizing lists of rules, may not be the catalyst of enforcing those rules or abiding by it while gambling. Strategies should be personal. If he wishes to share them, with other players, it's not necessary we follow it. Because we're not sure 100% that what he stated or shared with us is what he really does. The truth is that successful players, professional gamblers hide their strategies. It's left for any other player, to figure out what works. Then implement them into practice. It could be just few sentences, when written down that'll be easy to memorize. We win according to our losses. Most times I fail my instinct and end up not winning. And vice versa. No perfect right technique. We must adjust our moves consistently to stay winning than losing. Perfecting a technique and tagging it as the ultimate gambling technique, is wrong. It'll create losses to multiple players, who utilize same strategy. Gambling is a game of changes, the house change their techniques often, so should players. Hence, following another player's rule can be wrong. But, in some cases like a physical casino, the person sitting next to you can chip in accurate prediction. Yet, the problem lies on if the player will listen to their neighbor. This example explains better why people may not rely on rules. As it doesn't seem right with their own idea and prediction. It's like telling or advising people how to spend their funds. I've read about players who don't care whether they win or lose. I don't think any gambling technique will interest them. That's human like you said. Ideas and behaviors don't exactly match. Expect to see different reactions on the gambling experience of those following your techniques. Which shows the vast difference or uniqueness in the operation of casinos and players on a single technique. A machine in one casino may not perform like others in another casino. If a player gets advantage winning by playing bad machines, and shares it as his technique. Would it be useful to a player who plays in a casino with good machines. He'll have to wait until a bad machine shows up.