[LostBankroll]

So I went to AC for my first time this past Christmas with my father. The first thing my mother told me before I went out to NJ was "I lost all my money on the roullete, STAY AWAY" . So me being the idiot that I am I head over to the roullete after getting my ass kicked in Poker. SO I sit down and realize that theres a good way of making money on Roullete. Say for instance you play $10 on the 1st 12 and $5 on the 2nd 12, You will either win $20,$10 or lose $15. Now. You have a 66% chance that you either break even or end up winning. Only way you lose is if the ball lands on 0 or the ball lands on the 3rd 12. I realized that the American Roullete is ****ing rigged since it has a 0 and a 00. So if you guys play any type of casino game online please play the roullete. I RARELY play any casino game but whenever I need some type of rush, I tend to double my bankroll up on the European roullete.

So....

Place $10 on any of the 3 dozen. Then place $5 on another dozen. Leave one dozen without a bet. Whenever I play the online roullete... For some odd reason, I notice the ball landed on the 0 more times than any other number... (For me atleast). So place $1 on the 0 since if it lands there and if you didnt protect yourself, you lose the $15. Try it out betting $1/$2 increments and see if this system works for you. All I can say is that for me atleast its been very profitable.

[excel]

House has the edge...You will lose in the long run period.

[Boscoe]

this is the same as playing 15 on red/black or even/odd.

...and you will lose eventually.

[LostBankroll]

It Isnt because playing the 1st 12/2nd 12/3rd 12 you get payed 2/1 not Even like you playing red/black. Ofcourse the house has the edge. But doing this Ive actually turned a profit. Give it a shot with $1/$2 and seeif you can trun a profit. The smaller the stakes the smaller the payout. I tend to play $2/$5 and $1 on the 0.

[Roy O]

testing

[StewiE]

Ii actually began with winning some money but i noticed that the longer you play, the more you lose.
I dont think it work.

[DaColts]

No way this works only way to win is betting with the wheel

[Boscoe]

It Isnt because playing the 1st 12/2nd 12/3rd 12 you get payed 2/1 not Even like you playing red/black. Ofcourse the house has the edge. But doing this Ive actually turned a profit. Give it a shot with $1/$2 and seeif you can trun a profit. The smaller the stakes the smaller the payout. I tend to play $2/$5 and $1 on the 0.

Well.... the middle 12 is a push, the 1st 12 you win 15, the 3rd 12 you lose 15. It will probably last a little longer than simply red/black because of the push, but the odds are still the same. But I'm glad you've had success though. Roulette can be a lot of fun.

[kzee89]

Single zero is at least good for european roulette, odds are a bit better than American Roulette.

[LostBankroll]

It will work guys. You just have to keep in mind that the longer you sit there, the longer you expose yourself to the Casino's advantage. I usually sit at the single zero roullete for 10 minutes. Whether win or lose, I will leave the table once my 10 minutes are up. Its all about dicipline like it is when gambling on sports, same with the casino games.

[kzee89]

Agree that is how I manage to cash out once every month on Grand Eagles Casino. I just do that strategy and play out the bonus requirement. It works for me about 25% of the time, so its easy money.

[althelegend]

You cannot beat the odds. May be ahead for a while BUT No system will work in the long run.

[MadTiger]

Try it out betting $1/$2 increments and see if this system works for you. All I can say is that for me atleast its been very profitable.

The above comment applies, but I am going to speak on the online aspect: they change the "odds" of the outcomes. Yep, rigged. The only way to beat them was some years ago when I RESET the game after every play. It was a time-consuming operation, but I stung that ass. They figured that out, though, so I only play a few points in the humble SBR Casino.

Instead of hedging thirds, you are better off on the old strategy of red/black, high/low, odd/even with respect to roulette. The house still has an edge, but if you hit a streak, you can get out of there.

[Daveyboy]

House has the edge...You will lose in the long run period.

Take his advice, or if not quit while you're ahead (even if it's on the first spin)!

[ManeSue]

Red/Black would be the best method.

[LostBankroll]

Red/Black would be the best method.

I agree RED/BLACK is the best method. Betting $1 on Red per say. And a black (6)(any black #) were to come up, you would double you ORIGINAL bet. SO the next spin youwould wager $2 on RED. Another black number come up then you DOUBLE your bet again. Now you would bet $4 on RED. Boom, Red number comes up, You have won a total of $8. The total youbet before this was $7. SO you end up winning your $1 that you originaly bet. Now, switch the color and begin at $1 again. In order to do this mesthod, you need a solid size bankroll. You can start wagering $5 then $10 if your color didnt hit, $20,$40,$80,$160,$320 and so on... You see, when you increase you bet from say $1 to $5, you must have a MUCH BIGGER BANKROLL incase the computer were to spit out 6-7 reds or blacks in a row. So try this with $1 increments and you will alwasy turn a profit. A bigger profit will be earned if you bet larger sizes per say $5 to begin.

[mrmarket]

Limiting yourself with time and using this system hoping to ride the good side of variance to win is fine. Please recognize that there is no way to get an advantage either in american or european roulette unless you calculate wheel bias and its effect to reliably predict the number outcomes. These systems just do not work.

[lukahh]

this method is good for some excitement, but in long term, you can only lose. each 37th spin should land on zero, eating away your balance.

of course, you could try betfair "no zero" roulette. but in case they do have some system installed to tilt roulette in their favor, you'd lose your money as sure as with normal roulette, just a little faster

[LostBankroll]

PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE. Trust me when I say I make about $100 every hour or so. Now to do this you need a nice size bankroll. Using my Red/Black method will return huge profits. Search the internet, heck even go to youtube and youll see people using this method. The key is to switch up.

[mrmarket]

Your screen name is appropriate.

[LostBankroll]

Right but your comment is worthless to me and other posters. How bout you contribute to the forums instead of bashing me. **** off.

[mrmarket]

You're right my comment was snarky and for this I apologize. Playing your system at roulette will still make you lose your bankroll. You cannot beat the 2.70% house edge no matter how you bet. It is mathematics. You can ride variance like I previously said but 2+2 does not equal 5. The only way to beat roulette is to calculate wheel bias (if there is any). Please don't make anyone besides yourself lose money and believe me I am trying to help you.

[blix177]

Only way to beat the win is to be the house.

[LostBankroll]

I understand your concern. All I have to say is that for me it works. I try to switch things up. Say I bet on the 1-18 that pays even. Ill try my method until i get payed. Now I switch it up. I look at the colors and see that Red has hit 4 consecutive times. Will it land Black? Maybe not but here I have a better chance of the roulette evening out and a black should hit. Once that hits Ill switch it to say an Even number bet which pays even. I can speak from experience that it has helped me. But you shouldnt be trying this with less than $200. You always must have a sufficient bankroll when playing at the casino. And hey if the casino ****s you make sure to play at the Rebate casino at 5dimes. Youll get a % of your stake back. No love lost I appreciate all comments here, its all love.

[mrmarket]

Each separate event is independent.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambler%27s_fallacy

[DrunkHorseplayer]

Right but your comment is worthless to me and other posters. How bout you contribute to the forums instead of bashing me. **** off.

You deserve to be bashed. Talking BS about how a Martingale will work at a -EV game doesn't constitute a contribution; you're spreading pure crap.

[rwsmith]

no system works...over time the win/loss percentage get closer and closer to the house edge...There is absolutely no difference in playing a system or playing straight bets...You just cannot change odds no matter what you do...Except for counting cards...or reading the wheel

[MarlinsFan2212]

Casino always wins in the long run, and that is all you will ever need to know. Unless you have an insane amount of money. Then you can overcome bad streaks.

[Tomahawk]

The house has an edge in roulette and it's simple math. The only way to beat the house if you can calculate that wich half of the wheel will the ball lend.

You just have to record the wheel with the mobile phone or use the casinos own security camera system and a computer program can predict from the moving wheel that wich half of the wheel will the ball land on.

Now you have to bet those 19 numbers with the same amount of money and you will win huge amounts. In a couple of minutes, but after 3-4 spins you're advised to leave the casino and come back next month. Couse winning 3-4 spins can be luck, but winning 30-40 spins in a row has a chance of winning the lotto, so that can't be luck in the eye of the casino.

The hard part is that you have to predict at least wich half of the wheel will the ball land.

[LostBankroll]

The way I see it, a profit can be earned. WE ALL KNOW THE CASINO HAS THE EDGE. But what I do is gamble at its finest. Eventually, the whell must even out. So say im in the casino in AC and I see a roulette that has 4 consecutive Red colors. I sit down and place $10 on black. Another red, I double my bet to $20. Notice the whell has now spit out 5 consecutive reds. Eventually, after double my bets the whell should even out and spit out a black color. The advantage of playing in a live roulette is that you get to see the wheels last couple of spins without risking money. In a virtual casino, even if you have alot of money, the wheel doesnt have to even out since its a virtual casino so you really dont know what will happen. When used right, this method should pocket some change. Guys we all are aware of the house advantages. But im giving you a way to beat the system. Now use this to your advantage or stay away completely.

[CocktailFrank]

The way I see it, a profit can be earned. WE ALL KNOW THE CASINO HAS THE EDGE. But what I do is gamble at its finest. Eventually, the whell must even out. So say im in the casino in AC and I see a roulette that has 4 consecutive Red colors. I sit down and place $10 on black. Another red, I double my bet to $20. Notice the whell has now spit out 5 consecutive reds. Eventually, after double my bets the whell should even out and spit out a black color. The advantage of playing in a live roulette is that you get to see the wheels last couple of spins without risking money. In a virtual casino, even if you have alot of money, the wheel doesnt have to even out since its a virtual casino so you really dont know what will happen. When used right, this method should pocket some change. Guys we all are aware of the house advantages. But im giving you a way to beat the system. Now use this to your advantage or stay away completely.

You don't even have a 50/50 chance every spin. Even if red comes up 50 times in a row you still have a litte less than a 50/0 chance.

[cracho]

It will work guys. You just have to keep in mind that the longer you sit there, the longer you expose yourself to the Casino's advantage. I usually sit at the single zero roullete for 10 minutes. Whether win or lose, I will leave the table once my 10 minutes are up. Its all about dicipline like it is when gambling on sports, same with the casino games.

[Hybris]

For every dollar/euro/swedish krona you bet you will lose 2.7% of it. In the long run...

[rabbitonbet]

dont play on casino.you will lose in long period..sportsbook bets better than that.

[Daveyboy]

The odds for European Roulette are more favourable than the American version