32 Red

Because humans have the ability to hope.

hmm well yes I can see that some people might hope that prior results could indicate something about future results...

as stated before though, this is just stupidity on the part of the mug punters who play roulette - gamblers fallacy
 
RNG (Random Number Generator) IS NOT ROULETTE. It's a bit of software, if you want to win on Roulette you need to be disciplined and have a good money management strategy AND you need to play on a live wheel where 28 reds in a row doesn't happen.

I play roulette on a real wheel regularly and make a nice profit from it (£100+ a month). You have to stay under the radar though or you'll get banned. Casino's don't like regular winners. You also HAVE to play it as hit and run strategy.

Above all you have to have discipline. It's those that can't wait to turn £100 into £1000 in one sitting that lose it all and those players are the type that the casinos love to have losing their money!
 
RNG (Random Number Generator) IS NOT ROULETTE. It's a bit of software, if you want to win on Roulette you need to be disciplined and have a good money management strategy AND you need to play on a live wheel where 28 reds in a row doesn't happen.

I play roulette on a real wheel regularly and make a nice profit from it (£100+ a month). You have to stay under the radar though or you'll get banned. Casino's don't like regular winners. You also HAVE to play it as hit and run strategy.

Above all you have to have discipline. It's those that can't wait to turn £100 into £1000 in one sitting that lose it all and those players are the type that the casinos love to have losing their money!

You are not telling the truth.
 
Well I got my 32 up to 286 and I asked to cash out as I was sure I'd wagered 960+ to get up to £286....The guy told me I'd broken the rule by betting more than £8 on one single bet and he wasn't going to pay out and that if I wanted to do it again he'd restart my £32 and I could try again...sod that!!

Lumped the lot on Zero and lost

What a **** casino having max £8 per spin wagering requirements to use the bonus!

Also worth noting from them that you have 7 days to play your £32 through or you lose it all. SO you have to play 30times through which means that it is
30 x £32 = £960 / £8(max bet) = 120 wins and no loses before you can cash out..all within 7 days. Not worth it and all they want is your contact details and credit card number
 
These so called roulette systems never work!
I saw one once where you monitor the column the number came up in, and start betting on that col after, iirc, 5 spins of it not coming up.
Each bet covered the previous bet, until you hit a max (I forget what), and then, you make a loss on that run.

With the "free" money that the casinos offer, you may think it'll work, but I wrote a quick simulation to test it.

I can it several times (basically, picking a number between 0 and 36 randomly, and betting with the system), and it busted each and every time.

And, this was with a starting balance of $500 ($250 your money, $250 bonus money).

Like others have said, each spin is independent of the last, so, just because X hasn't happened for X spins, doesn't mean it's any more likely to happen in the next spin.
 
These so called roulette systems never work!
I saw one once where you monitor the column the number came up in, and start betting on that col after, iirc, 5 spins of it not coming up.
Each bet covered the previous bet, until you hit a max (I forget what), and then, you make a loss on that run..

That is a martingale system and Martys never work you'll either hit your bankroll, most likely, or hit the table limits. I@ve seen RNG miss landing in a 2nd dozen area for 27 times in a row. Real wheels just wouldn't have that sort of outcome.
 
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Like others have said, each spin is independent of the last, so, just because X hasn't happened for X spins, doesn't mean it's any more likely to happen in the next spin.

I might be jumping the gun but I'm wondering if you tried it on real wheel spins and not the RNG that software roulette runs. Real wheels have defined patterns that can be exploited. With regular diamond hits, you can predict where the ball will land but you have to take into consideration visual ballistics, humidity, air pressure and other factors. We are talking bricks and mortar casinos...not software on a website.

The system I use is based on the hit and run strategy where you play twice a day for 1 unit win and stop. Far too many people get greedy and that's their downfall. I play with £5 units so 1 unit is a fiver. You can't get winning streaks in the 40's playing continuously but you can with hit and run.

I'm currently on a 32 (first game of the day) winning streak = 32 x £5 = 160 quid. If I get a loss (11 units) that's 160-55(11 tiems £5) = 105 profit

My bankroll is 25 times my "loss" so I'm clear now for pure profit. It's an ultra marathon...not a sprint!
 
These so called roulette systems never work!
I saw one once where you monitor the column the number came up in, and start betting on that col after, iirc, 5 spins of it not coming up.
Each bet covered the previous bet, until you hit a max (I forget what), and then, you make a loss on that run.

With the "free" money that the casinos offer, you may think it'll work, but I wrote a quick simulation to test it.

I can it several times (basically, picking a number between 0 and 36 randomly, and betting with the system), and it busted each and every time.

And, this was with a starting balance of $500 ($250 your money, $250 bonus money).

Like others have said, each spin is independent of the last, so, just because X hasn't happened for X spins, doesn't mean it's any more likely to happen in the next spin.
pick the same colour or column evertime imo regardless of what came last imo and have no doubt about what you should have done once its all gone.

theres a mini raffle game you can play with eve-online currency and even one that with oods above 50% people lose money

8 tickets for the smaller stuff and 16 tickets for the larger items , you take as many tickets as you want but all tickets account ot around 110% of what the item is worth.

much better odds than roulette , just as random and still easy to lose money
 
RNG (Random Number Generator) IS NOT ROULETTE. It's a bit of software, if you want to win on Roulette you need to be disciplined and have a good money management strategy AND you need to play on a live wheel where 28 reds in a row doesn't happen.

this is dumb - discipline and money management are irrelevant - you can come up with any money management strategy you want and the game is still -EV

also - RNG are generally as random as a real wheel... if it wasn't then it would be exploitable

I play roulette on a real wheel regularly and make a nice profit from it (£100+ a month). You have to stay under the radar though or you'll get banned. Casino's don't like regular winners. You also HAVE to play it as hit and run strategy.

Above all you have to have discipline. It's those that can't wait to turn £100 into £1000 in one sitting that lose it all and those players are the type that the casinos love to have losing their money!

this is very likely complete rubbish unless he is 'cheating' - you can't win in the long run with any strategy that just relies on money management/discipline.
 
Real wheels have defined patterns that can be exploited. With regular diamond hits, you can predict where the ball will land but you have to take into consideration visual ballistics, humidity, air pressure and other factors.

You don't have to take into account humidity or air pressure, that is such utter BS... and even if you're rain man there is no chance of you doing the calculations in your head.

Unless you're concealing a phone/computer you're not beating roulette at all.
 
also - RNG are generally as random as a real wheel... if it wasn't then it would be exploitable

RNG isn't roulette. There is no physics involved, there is a number generated and the little cartoon wheel pretends to drop the ball into it. A real wheel DOES factor in physical attributes and yes a computing assistant can and does help. I don't use one but I know people who do and they make a lot of money from it.
 
You can win at roulette providing you know how to deal with a loss. You can't beat roulette 100% of the time but you can, by using money management and a good strategy, including a stop loss method, ensure you have a better heads up on the house edge and thus an option to win money regularly.
 
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