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fergus lee · 29th December 2006, 05:38 PM

"Casinos would simply stop offering roulette rather than pay millions to someone NOT to share a winning system with others."
It depends on whether or not it would still be profitable for them.If all the casinos in the world shared this cost how much would each of them pay?
No one knows, of course, so at the moment it is an academic question.
My main point was that people should not state for definite what is only an opinion,that someone has NOT found a winning system.A winning system should NOT be shared for the reason I gave.
The Theory of Probability is just that An educated guess..The future is unpredictable excepting the usual suspects DEATH and Government Taxes!
Thanks for the reply and A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

29th December 2006, 05:38 PM	#26 (permalink)
fergus lee Rank: Member Last Online: 17th September 2008 07:27 PM Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 44	Danny C "Casinos would simply stop offering roulette rather than pay millions to someone NOT to share a winning system with others." It depends on whether or not it would still be profitable for them.If all the casinos in the world shared this cost how much would each of them pay? No one knows, of course, so at the moment it is an academic question. My main point was that people should not state for definite what is only an opinion,that someone has NOT found a winning system.A winning system should NOT be shared for the reason I gave. The Theory of Probability is just that An educated guess..The future is unpredictable excepting the usual suspects DEATH and Government Taxes! Thanks for the reply and A HAPPY NEW YEAR. __________________ Last edited by fergus lee : 29th December 2006 at 05:41 PM.
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