There is no such thing over the long term.
As I always say in these threads, there is no such thing as a strategy for roulette on a properly maintained and set up roulette table (other than cheating, but that doesn't count)
However, if you spot a badly maintained table, especially if it isn't level, then thats a whole different board game. There was a case a while back of someone finding a badly maintained roulette table and he recorded its results for ~5000 spins and noticed that two r three numbers came up a statistically significant amount more than the other numbers. a few days later of betting on those numbers and he was making a decent amount of money... and promptly got kicked out of the casino
There is no such thing over the long term. Which ever strategy you use, you will always achieve a 2.7% (European table or worse 5.26% on a US Table) loss with an infinite number of spins.
if you loose
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There is no such thing over the long term. Which ever strategy you use, you will always achieve a 2.7% (European table or worse 5.26% on a US Table) loss with an infinite number of spins.
Maybe it was just luck then, but most times I doubled my money, several times I had my trip paid for with left overs.
the fact that casino owners are driving round in mercs, porches and ferarris while the punters are looking down the back of the sofa for their next kebab change should sum up a persons chances of coming out on top.
Having a roulette strategy is akin to having a lottery strategy. Both are games of pure chance.
Strong first post, BTW.
Plenty of people make money from gambling, fortunately those people are usually quite clever and clued up on how to do so or extremely lucky. If you're throwing money at these roulette "strategies" then unfortunately you are stupid or just don't care about losing it which again is probably linked to stupidity.
The key thing these people do is play games against other people and not play games of chance
no, the key thing is they place bets with a positive expected value
There's also things like Facebook Poker which is just nonsense compared to real games.
Poker is poker, the difference is only in the players, if you play low stakes it is pretty much the same as free, people randomly go all in, play extremely loose etc.