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Joined: 3/18/2015(UTC)
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Hi There,
Roulette is one of the best part of Gambling game, however this game is quite different than other ones, just wondering if there is any strategy to play Roulette?
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Joined: 12/2/2011(UTC)
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Hi jacksmith, I enjoy Roulette too, but have not found a strategy that will make me a winner on a regular basis. There are a lot of strategies out there and someone will tell you that each of them works, but beware of following other peoples' sure bet methods. The one thing that I can tell you is that the house edge is lower and your odds are better playing a single zero game, rather than double zero games. Gambling City does have some very informative articles that may help you with your Roulette play here. Good luck at the tables! katt Edited by user Wednesday, March 18, 2015 12:39:24 PM(UTC)
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Joined: 7/2/2011(UTC) Posts: 611 
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JackSmith, there is one effective method to exploit roulette, more exactly biased roulette wheels. I will detail you everything right below.
Count 800 consecutive spins and if a number occurs with a frequency of 1 or more (the more the better) in 35 spins on average during this series you can be confident that if you are betting only on the number that occurred most you are playing the game with an edge, meaning you are going to win money in the long run just by flat betting. (a 1 in 35 occurrence is going to make you money for Euro roulette only)
For American Roulette (the one with double zeros) you would need to have one number occurring in 34 spins on average instead of 35. If you can find a roulette with one number occurring every 20 spins and you are flat betting on it, you would be playing the game with 80% advantage (supposedly if you could play all night in the casino) you would literally leave that place rich enough to relax the rest of your life.
There are people who made fortunes in the past exploiting biased roulette wheels. It is told that you may still find some biased roulette wheels on Sud-American continent (mostly in countries like Colombia and Argentina) but nobody stops you to search for a biased roulette ONLINE whenever you see a casino offering live dealer games (and remember, you can watch and write the spins without even betting!).
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Joined: 5/24/2010(UTC)
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Constantin
I can't agree with you. The chances of a modern precision roulette wheel having any significant bias are almost zero.
And in the unlikely event there is such a wheel, the chances of you playing on it are close to zero.
And even if you were playing on it the chances of the ball actually falling more frequently in a certain quadrant and not being deflected by the silver metal protrusions is close to zero.
There is absolutely NO system in Roulette apart from the Martindale system which requires you have unlimited resources and there being no house limit, both of which are most unlikely.
Every conceivable bet is weighted 2.7% against the player.
The only system is to leave when you are winning
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Joined: 2/26/2018(UTC)
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We found that several of the most popular table games give you the best odds of winning. These games may initially seem intimidating, but with a bit of learning, you will find them easy to understand and play. When you are at a casino the next time, start by observing these games. If it is a slow time at one of the tables, talk to the dealers. Often, dealers will be more than willing to walk you through the rules and discuss basic game strategies to improve your odds of winning.
When comparing the house edge of various casino games, we found these four popular games to have the best odds:
Blackjack
Baccarat
Craps
Roulette
The house edge is defined as the ratio of the average loss a player makes to the initial bet amount. For example, if you play Blackjack with basic strategy, over the long run, the house edge is 0.5%. This means for every $10 you bet, you will lose 5 cents over the long run. With Baccarat or Craps, you will lose less than 10 cents for every $10 you bet.
With roulette, depending on the game design, you could lose 27 to 53 cents for every $10 you bet.
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Joined: 4/30/2010(UTC)
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Always play a Roulette that is free and always bet on the outside tables' one.
Place a small wager on black or red; even or odd; or 1-18 or 19-36.
If you lose, double your original wager and put it on the same bet again. For example, if you lost $1 on red, place $2 on red again.
If you win the second wager, keep your winnings and wager the original small bet – you’ve recouped your losses and can go back to a smaller amount.
If you lose again, double the wager and try again.
Repeat this process until all the money is gone or you reach the max bet at the table.
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Joined: 11/3/2020(UTC)
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It`s a real waste of time an money all gamblig games.
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Joined: 11/4/2020(UTC)
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If you have decided to go back into the casino, and you have decided to play a different game, the next step is to establish mini-goals for yourself. In other words; what is your limit for games where you are winning? How much do you want to win before you quit for the day? How much can you lose each day before you walk away? You will need to have these goals firmly in your mind before you walk back into a casino. In addition, you may want to spend your time off gambling getting a bankroll together to stake yourself when you decide to start playing again. _________________________________ https://menangjudi.com/desktop/pokerEdited by user Friday, November 13, 2020 6:54:58 AM(UTC)
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