ShEp
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Read a couple of pages about a system for roulette
They want you to deposit money in an online casino and they tell you how to work roulette and make money from it,
As I said I was intrigued but like most people discounted it as a scam.
I used the system in my local ladbrokes the other day when in sorting out my footie coupon and I left £200 up 
Anyone wanting to know can search google, it sounds fairly easy, doubling bets and betting on the opposite colour,
I didn't think it would work and If I was reading this on Corsasport I'd laugh and take the piss, But £200 in one day 
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Conway563
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Sounds like the same system a mate of mine uses. Apparently he makes quite a bit out of it
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Cosmo
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Their is not really any system for Roulette as you are at the mercy of the wheel - for instance the adds are the same for 0 to come in 100x in a row as they are for 0-36 to come out in order.
The system will be spreading the bets to try to narrow the odds down, but its far from a sure fire way to win constantly. Youd be better off putting the money on a horse at 5-1 or something like that.
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Hammer
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Is it not just betting a pound on red then if that loses 2 pound on black etc etc etc.
In theory, disregarding the fact there's a zero, you should win if you have enough money to keep doubling up as far as I can see.
That could end up being a lot of money though.
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Cosmo
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In theory, disregarding the fact there's a zero, you should win if you have enough money to keep doubling up as far as I can see.
In theory its just as likely to be all red for 1,000,000 spins in a row.
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Hammer
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Yeah but using that method you'd theoretically have enough money to keep doubling up 1,000,000 times 
[Edited on 18-03-2009 by Hammer]
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Yeah but using that method you'd theoretically have enough money to keep doubling up 1,000,000 times
Indeed. It really is a case of what comes first - your empty pocket or the next colour.
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ShEp
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Agreed playing on a roulette table thats right
But these electronic ones aren't the real deal 
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Cosmo
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Agreed playing on a roulette table thats right
But these electronic ones aren't the real deal
Thats not a system for roulette then, its simply a system to beat an electronic game - thousands of them out there for all sort of games you see in pubs/casinos/etc.
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corsa - gus
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I think he isn't talking about casino roulette any way. The machines in the bookies are not random. If you use the method of backing both red and black and backing zero say a 3 pound bet altogether. Then after 10 spins double your zero bet, then every 10 spins up your zero bet by a pound. Alledgedly when zero comes in on these machines there is a good chance that it will come in at least once more within a short time period. So technically you should make money eventually. A mate of mine does it that way, or thats how I have understood it. He seems to do ok, but some days you win very quickly, others he can be there all day!! Personally I prefer to play in the casino, you don't feel as if you have been raped when you lose your money
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ShEp
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Yeah and key's for fruit machines are readily available 
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BigSte
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thing with the doubling bet is that when you eventually win, you will only win your original stake....
for example, your first bet is £1 and you lose, 2nd bet £2 and you lose, third bet £4 and you win!
That means you will win £8, but it will have cost you £7 (£1 + £2 + £4), so you win a quid, which was your original stake.
To win £200 this guy must have done it £200 times or bet a lot larger than £1.
If you were working this system in a bookies the minute they catch you using it they will eject and bar you
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corsa - gus
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thing with the doubling bet is that when you eventually win, you will only win your original stake....
for example, your first bet is £1 and you lose, 2nd bet £2 and you lose, third bet £4 and you win!
That means you will win £8, but it will have cost you £7 (£1 + £2 + £4), so you win a quid, which was your original stake.
To win £200 this guy must have done it £200 times or bet a lot larger than £1.
If you were working this system in a bookies the minute they catch you using it they will eject and bar you
Not if your betting on zero and doubling though which is the method i've heard of, it pays 35-1!
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BigSte
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go on then shep what's the system..... will give it a whirl
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Ste's right....and to make any decent money you'd need to be bettering £5's or £10's and before long you'll hit the table max and could lose everything.
I've got a system that's very different and has to be in a casino with a person operating the wheel. Made me £1200 in 45mins once. Haven't been in a while actually, keep meaning to.
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corsa - gus
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So really althogh unlikely if you have say £3 on zero and it comes in twice within a couple of spins thats £210.
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Originally posted by BigSte
thing with the doubling bet is that when you eventually win, you will only win your original stake....
for example, your first bet is £1 and you lose, 2nd bet £2 and you lose, third bet £4 and you win!
That means you will win £8, but it will have cost you £7 (£1 + £2 + £4), so you win a quid, which was your original stake.
To win £200 this guy must have done it £200 times or bet a lot larger than £1.
If you were working this system in a bookies the minute they catch you using it they will eject and bar you
Not if your betting on zero and doubling though which is the method i've heard of, it pays 35-1!
yeh but if it doesn't come in in 10 spins you will be a grand down starting with a £1 bet
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
Ste's right....and to make any decent money you'd need to be bettering £5's or £10's and before long you'll hit the table max and could lose everything.
I've got a system that's very different and has to be in a casino with a person operating the wheel. Made me £1200 in 45mins once. Haven't been in a while actually, keep meaning to.
enlighten me pal, often go to the casino but never end up leaving being in profit!
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
Ste's right....and to make any decent money you'd need to be bettering £5's or £10's and before long you'll hit the table max and could lose everything.
I've got a system that's very different and has to be in a casino with a person operating the wheel. Made me £1200 in 45mins once. Haven't been in a while actually, keep meaning to.
And this system is?
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I'll enlighten everyone...
At our local casino, the croupiers are on for somethin like 1:30m at a time IIRC then rotate to another table. This method is best to use once said croup has been on the table for a little while. They're stood there bored and just spinning the wheel. If they're shite then each time they'll be spinning the wheel/ball at almost the same rate each time.
Soo... They spin the wheel, then they spin the ball the other way. Watch closely and see where the ball is spun from (the number) then see where it lands. Look how far it's moved round the wheel from where it was dropped.
Assuming they do a similar spin, it'll land in the same region and move the same distance around the table each time from where the ball is dropped.
I never play colours, only numbers, better odds. I'll lay a fiver on about 5 numbers in the region I think it's going to land and generally it'll land there (assuming there rate of spin is the same).
Obviously this relies on your placing your bets once the ball has been spun.
Hope that's understandable. Deny it all you want, it has worked for me.
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Originally posted by BigSte
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Originally posted by BigSte
thing with the doubling bet is that when you eventually win, you will only win your original stake....
for example, your first bet is £1 and you lose, 2nd bet £2 and you lose, third bet £4 and you win!
That means you will win £8, but it will have cost you £7 (£1 + £2 + £4), so you win a quid, which was your original stake.
To win £200 this guy must have done it £200 times or bet a lot larger than £1.
If you were working this system in a bookies the minute they catch you using it they will eject and bar you
Not if your betting on zero and doubling though which is the method i've heard of, it pays 35-1!
yeh but if it doesn't come in in 10 spins you will be a grand down starting with a £1 bet
How, you don't double after every spin. £1 Zero, £1 Red and £1 Black for 10 spins. Worst case scenario you lose £10 over 10 spins. If you then double the bet, after 20 spins you can only possibly lose £30. And if zero comes in twice with £1 on then you will take £70 or £60 profit. You only double your zero bet after every 10 spins the way I've been told.
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Had a bash at roulette in a Casino on Friday. Didn't win anything worth mentioning. But then me and the missus had a spare fiver each so I said lets just whack it on something and see what happens.
I backed BLACK and the number 6, and she back ZERO and something else. £2.50 on each.
Rolls, and bang, ZERO. So that's £90 to my missus. So I said let's just cut and run. But she decided to stick another 4 lots of £2.50 down. Rolls, and bang, another winner. Ended up being £170 up off of 2 consecutive bets. Lucky. We left after that.
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corsa - gus
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Originally posted by loafofbrett
I'll enlighten everyone...
At our local casino, the croupiers are on for somethin like 1:30m at a time IIRC then rotate to another table. This method is best to use once said croup has been on the table for a little while. They're stood there bored and just spinning the wheel. If they're shite then each time they'll be spinning the wheel/ball at almost the same rate each time.
Soo... They spin the wheel, then they spin the ball the other way. Watch closely and see where the ball is spun from (the number) then see where it lands. Look how far it's moved round the wheel from where it was dropped.
Assuming they do a similar spin, it'll land in the same region and move the same distance around the table each time from where the ball is dropped.
I never play colours, only numbers, better odds. I'll lay a fiver on about 5 numbers in the region I think it's going to land and generally it'll land there (assuming there rate of spin is the same).
Obviously this relies on your placing your bets once the ball has been spun.
Hope that's understandable. Deny it all you want, it has worked for me.
Tbh, the last time I was in the casino(yesterday for a wee random blast) exactly this was happening. For about 7 spins 2,4,6,17 came in. If you look at the board they are all black and are within an area of 8 numbers. Then for the next few spins 7, 12 and 3 came in which are all in the same area as each other. I made money as I was betting on 1-18. I hadn't actualy noticed they were in the same region until after I had left. I like to keep a note of the numbers that come in out of habit and had a look at them after I read your reply. Quite a good shout, need to sit at the table a while first to get an idea of the croupiers spin nature though
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I am usually far too drunk when I end up in the casino to pay as much attention as that. I find that sticking £20 on a 3rd can be a reasonable way of making some money providing you are lucky a few spins in a row.
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i used to work in a casino and roulette is chance, obv a dealer can hit a certain section if he needs to but he will find it hard to hit a certain number. people who try and play these games u won't win as they say the house always wins wether its the same day or 10 days later, if u you win u will always go back it's a fact. also if u do work a dealer out by noticeing which sections he's going in then in some casinos they reverse spin which turns the game on it's head.
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