is there a roulette table that is not fixed?

**red27steve** · 16th July 2009, 04:03 PM

last year i got the bug was not working and thought i,d make my fortune at online roulette ha ha 4 casinos later and about £2000 between bonuses and my own money i have figured there all rigged i don,t play a system a such would bet red/black or low middle high one casino spun 32 r 36 reds wiped me another xx amount of high/lows and so on i,m willing to lose one more time to totally sicken myself of them so can any body out there recommend one genuine roulette table or is there no such thing?

**Cunchy** · 17th July 2009, 08:31 AM

Steve, we've seen all this before.....investing in a system that pays back 97% is no good, you will always lose in the long run. I don't doubt for one second that there are scam roulette sites but I sincerely doubt that the big players (Ladbrokes, Corals etc.) operate scam tables. I'm sure KasinoKing will have similar comments.

Cath

Originally Posted by red27steve

last year i got the bug was not working and thought i,d make my fortune at online roulette ha ha 4 casinos later and about £2000 between bonuses and my own money i have figured there all rigged i don,t play a system a such would bet red/black or low middle high one casino spun 32 r 36 reds wiped me another xx amount of high/lows and so on i,m willing to lose one more time to totally sicken myself of them so can any body out there recommend one genuine roulette table or is there no such thing?

**red27steve** · 17th July 2009, 12:53 PM

sorry what i meant was online roulette do you not think after a while the system the table uses locks in on what you bet on and deliberatly skips it all the tables i have played are very random and yes it is hard to win trying to double up but i might wait 5 or six goes then bet high for example £1 three or 4 times then £2 and so on but to me once you start going £5 £10 and so on they nearly all seem to block what ur betting on,i,ve seen me hitting my bet 1st time maybe 10 times in a row but once you start chasing its like they just switch the total randomness just goes and it wouldn,t matter if you had a bank roll of £5000 it would just keep missing

**Coco-Hates-Corals** · 27th January 2010, 10:12 PM

I have the same suspicions, i can say i have won hundreds of pounds rarely but never more than that. They are computer programs that are programmed by human hands and minds so why do we not win? Mmmmmm
I have won more on real roulette tables than online and i have probably played real table roulette 5 times. Says alot.

**HarryLevi** · 1st March 2010, 10:04 PM

just because you didn't win doesn't mean it's rigged

sounds like you're looking for a roulette wheel you can always win against, they dont exist

**AlexJones** · 13th December 2010, 04:05 PM

If you're at a reputable casino the numbers generated will be completely random this doesn't deleviate from the fact that if these winning systems were profitable in the long run, the top casinos would have banned them.

The bottom line in any roulette debate is well summarised in the "How To Take 1,000,000 from a roulette table" thread.

The bottom line is that the only way to win at roulette in the long run is to be lucky and know when to walk away.

**JPJPJP** · 19th January 2011, 07:47 AM

I have seen some bookies run month long roulette tournaments of a sort. A local one in Harrogate had one before xmas. Basically you could go in once a day and play for 3 minutes on a machine in demo mode. Scores were cumulative and the one with the highest score on the closing date won £50. I think its something to do with the machine manufacturer because there is another tournament running in the same place now on Laquelle

**Groundhog** · 19th January 2011, 06:02 PM

Look for an online casino with the eCOGRA “Safe and Fair” certificate. Wild Jack casino is one, and there are many others. If it’s certified by eCOGRA, you can be sure it’s really and truly random. Just because you lost doesn’t prove that the game is fixed. It just proves that you weren't as lucky as you hoped to be. It happens to the best of us.

**Semstroy** · 20th March 2011, 01:07 PM

I do have my suspicions that there are some that actually tag a player who they see is winning constantly. I used to do the roulette strategy a lot and many time it happeed that at the beginning im winning and trippled my starting cash or more, then once i talk to support or something that might encourage someone to look at my account, I go on a losing streak. This happened at 888 and another casino which I cant remember now since it was 6 or 7 years ago.

I do believe that their software is not rigged but then I think they tag you when they see your gonna win too much money off them. Its like a black hat of casinos