There is one way to defeat online roulette

[Greenzero]

Originally Posted by alexburn

Do you guys not believe in any systems for online roulette then? Not even the ones that give you a small chance? It would be interesting to hear if anyone actually uses the systems with any success. I have personally and made a small profit but was sensible and knew when to walk away. I once made £1000 with the Martingale system too, but admit to blowing out when red came in 17 times in a row! That was before I knew when to walk away (which is very hard to do)!

Alex

Alex, I've recently begun using a system, other than my own, that has worked thus far...
Having just set upmy own business I haven't really had the cash to completely try it out, but I'm certainly up on it.

The Flaming Torch roulette system, and no I didn't pay the bloody £30 for it..Ha.

[junglepocket]

As long as there are gamblers who are willing to throw away their money, there will always be people coming up with new systems that they claim will win every time....

[Steve Morgan]

Hi everyone

I haven't been around this Forum for a long time so I thought I'd check out what was in the wind. Not many seem to be sharing!

I worked hard to 'perfect' a strategy to beat roulette. I nearly had it a few times but all the strategies would come up against that old 'House Edge' time and time again. I visited many Forums and became a contributor of sorts. I listened and watched for well over a year to all the ideas that would flow through the threads.

I begged, borrowed and stole as much information as I could get my hands on. In the end I fine-tuned a couple of strategies that really worked. A semi-professional on one of the Forums tested one of them for everyone to see and it came out with a ROI range of 398% - 445% (Return On Investment).

I had this wonderful idea of selling these two strategies on the web. What a mistake that was!!! The website cost me $5,000; the Merchant Bank wanted their cut every month and the Money Changer wanted his cut along with the Web Site hosting fees. The Accountant and tax Dept got a fair chunk also!!!

In all I made $5,220 in sales after a whole year and had outgoings of $7,745!!! Needless-to-say I have closed the web site so the strategies are not for sale any more. Now I just enjoy going to the local casino and winning 98.77% of the time.

Believe me, it can be done but beware of those who say they can turn $100 into $2,000. It's more like the other way round. I take $2,000 each visit and quit when I've made $500 profit.

Keep fine-tuning any strategies you have success with, even if they hit the wall, and you'll finally see how it can be done. There are some really great Forums out there. Visit as many as you can.

Cheers
Steve

[Dice Man]

How can you make statements like the above, when you must have some idea of how we are forced to treat your claims? You're talking about a world which isn't real, a world where casinos give away money because they host games that amateurs can work out how to beat.

When you talk about roulette in this way, you may as well be explaining seismic activity in terms of the unfulfilled desires of ghosts that are stuck between this plane of reality and the next. There is no relation between those things. There is no relation between what you appear to be talking about and what we all know and refer to as "roulette".

The only information we can accurately deduce from your last post, and all the other ones, is about your mental state, which isn't normal for a regular, functioning person. Can you report anything else you experience, so that we can confirm this hypothesis? Do you howl at the moon or believe that contact with buttons will result in impending death?

If you go to a psychiatrist and tell him these stories which you are reporting to us, I guarantee he or she will take you seriously as a person in need of medical help.

I could probably help you if you don't want to go to a professional. There's just so many holes in your web of belief that I don't know where to start. I think I've already mentioned the obvious holes in previous posts. Let's just start with one, easily manageable hole: if you have a 400% ROI (I'll be charitable and assume you mean this per session, and not per trial, but I could be wrong), why would you sell this information to anybody, or even bother making websites?

I actually cannot even imagine what sort of answer your fractured mind will confabulate to answer that question. Is it because the Balloon People are spying on you and kill a baby every time you step foot in a casino? Or is it because God has sent you on a mission to spread your divine roulette-based knowledge exactly to those people who won't believe you?

Another question: why do you even bother coming back here? It's not like I'm the only person who's disagreed with you before. You're well-acknowledged as someone who's clearly deluded. I don't mean to be just spiteful. I only write posts like this because I hope it contrasts strongly enough with what responses you are expecting to get from your posts that it triggers some commonsensical faculty of reasoning that you have hidden deep down, and you will come to realise that you are wasting your time. And I don't mean the time you are wasting writing this stuff in the first place, as that's probably quite minimal. I mean the time you waste as a result of having the beliefs you do about roulette which we have already shown in this thread and others, to be false. Probably your beliefs on roulette are caused by some greater set of poor intuitions which are responsible for you wasting any time, energy and money you may have ever had. Consider this to be an intervention. You've had enough fun in your world of crazy probabilities and stupid casino-managers. It's time to come back to reality.

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Dice Man

How can you make statements like the above, when you must have some idea of how we are forced to treat your claims? You're talking about a world which isn't real, a world where casinos give away money because they host games that amateurs can work out how to beat.

When you talk about roulette in this way, you may as well be explaining seismic activity in terms of the unfulfilled desires of ghosts that are stuck between this plane of reality and the next. There is no relation between those things. There is no relation between what you appear to be talking about and what we all know and refer to as "roulette".

The only information we can accurately deduce from your last post, and all the other ones, is about your mental state, which isn't normal for a regular, functioning person. Can you report anything else you experience, so that we can confirm this hypothesis? Do you howl at the moon or believe that contact with buttons will result in impending death?

If you go to a psychiatrist and tell him these stories which you are reporting to us, I guarantee he or she will take you seriously as a person in need of medical help.

I could probably help you if you don't want to go to a professional. There's just so many holes in your web of belief that I don't know where to start. I think I've already mentioned the obvious holes in previous posts. Let's just start with one, easily manageable hole: if you have a 400% ROI (I'll be charitable and assume you mean this per session, and not per trial, but I could be wrong), why would you sell this information to anybody, or even bother making websites?

I actually cannot even imagine what sort of answer your fractured mind will confabulate to answer that question. Is it because the Balloon People are spying on you and kill a baby every time you step foot in a casino? Or is it because God has sent you on a mission to spread your divine roulette-based knowledge exactly to those people who won't believe you?

Another question: why do you even bother coming back here? It's not like I'm the only person who's disagreed with you before. You're well-acknowledged as someone who's clearly deluded. I don't mean to be just spiteful. I only write posts like this because I hope it contrasts strongly enough with what responses you are expecting to get from your posts that it triggers some commonsensical faculty of reasoning that you have hidden deep down, and you will come to realise that you are wasting your time. And I don't mean the time you are wasting writing this stuff in the first place, as that's probably quite minimal. I mean the time you waste as a result of having the beliefs you do about roulette which we have already shown in this thread and others, to be false. Probably your beliefs on roulette are caused by some greater set of poor intuitions which are responsible for you wasting any time, energy and money you may have ever had. Consider this to be an intervention. You've had enough fun in your world of crazy probabilities and stupid casino-managers. It's time to come back to reality.

LAUGHING.MY.FUCKING.ARSE.OFF

[CitrusSR]

Great post Dice

[Dice Man]

Thanks but it's not meant to just be a piss-take. If anything it's weaker in virtue of me being tempted to piss-take. Most of the content I meant seriously. I offend in it only to emphasise my points.

[big lee]

yeh im sure it measured the speed of the ball,the speed of the wheel and the starting position of the ball.this would then generate a finishing position of the ball to about + or- 5 numbers

[KasinoKing]

Originally Posted by Steve Morgan

I had this wonderful idea of selling these two strategies on the web. What a mistake that was!!! The website cost me $5,000; the Merchant Bank wanted their cut every month and the Money Changer wanted his cut along with the Web Site hosting fees. The Accountant and tax Dept got a fair chunk also!!!

In all I made $5,220 in sales after a whole year and had outgoings of $7,745!!! Needless-to-say I have closed the web site so the strategies are not for sale any more. Now I just enjoy going to the local casino and winning 98.77% of the time.

Steve

Just catching up with this thread - good to have a laugh over lunch!

Who ever paid $5000 for a website?
Mine cost a tiny fraction of that. And talking about Merchant Bankers...
Sales of $5,220? Surely there aren't that many idiots in the world!

I do appreciate Steve's sense of humor at the end there though; "winning 98.77% of the time" - yep 100% minus the house edge of 2.027% on roulette = 97.73% - which is what I'm sure he meant to type!

No one sells a genuine winning system. If I tried to sell mine people would just laugh - and rightly so. Why pay for something you can find for free on the net anyway!

KK

[sappaper]

Hi guys.
I tried to find 'the perfect' roulette system a few months ago. And now i created one, it's based on the method of 'doubling your bet if you lose' but much much better...
I created a manual how to start playing with this method from a startbalance of €150 and i tested it a lot and yes it worked.
My best shot = €2192 after 1.30mins playing, believe it or not.
If i use this system in for fun = around €1000-1500/hour, not bad isn't it???
But recently i saw some articles about people who have not been payed out using this system and i went to the live support from golden 10 casino.
Most of the time, their all friendly, but one of them wasn't friendly at all.
And he said it was forbidden to use the method (doubling bets), so i went to other casino's but they said it was ok.
My question: If you use such a method and you want to payout (you only played roulette using a similar system), they will pay???