arabianights
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You can also play roulette on betfair with zero house advantage. There you can learn all about random walks and gambler's ruin... Interactively
You can also play roulette on betfair with zero house advantage. There you can learn all about random walks and gambler's ruin... Interactively
"NEVER.. eat yellow snow"...
It's the commission that gets yer!
incidentally I met a guy on holiday recently who claimed he made his living doing red/black in the casino. he "claimed" for 5 years he had consistently made 3000 euros per month doing this. he had a big pot and if he lost he doubled up.
The thread has now gone full circle.incidentally I met a guy on holiday recently who claimed he made his living doing red/black in the casino. he "claimed" for 5 years he had consistently made 3000 euros per month doing this. he had a big pot and if he lost he doubled up.
Recently, I was on a site which explained a simple roulette system; much to do with what is currently beginning discussed in the probablity discussion.
Basically, you choose the lowest odds (or the maximum odd's divided by 2^8) then you put a stake on black or red.
If right then;
place smallest stake again
If wrong then;
double smallest stake on SAME colour until right.
I tried it with £15 quid, managed to make it to £60 in an hour - (very late night ),
but after I hit 9 blacks in a row...which is seriously unlikely, so i deposited some more money then repeated the step. Breaking even/in profit of £45. (With this technique it's probably better to mix it up...say if you get 3 right stakes then switch colour).
Safe to say i'm never doing that again, as always - house always wins.
(tbh the guide i read said to "not be greedy" and "not make over "£200" on the same site (100% profit in the guide)).
What do you guys think? (Please don't mock me for being naive enough to try and beat a casino).
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I want to delete this thread after doing a search for roulette (How?)
You see, there are 2 aspects of playing roulette -
1. You need selection method; choose what to bet on.
2. You need a betting method, how much to bet on your selection.
Often people get confused and can't separate the 2
There is a selection method, very easy, you will be on those long runs of 27 red / black, odd / even, high / low each and every time.
Simply place your bet on the 2nd previous bet
eg. say there is B R B R R - the bet is on R, whatever the outcome, the next bet will still be on R as the last outcome is also R
The only killer is runs of RR BB RR BB RR BB
And I'm thinking that is harder to find than 27 reds !!!
Now you need a betting progression to go along with that; what is the longest theoretical run of losses?
Anybody?