A roulette method with teeth

Thank you. On the forums for around 6 years, playing for around 8.5 years, 'doing well' playing for around 3.5 years. Trial and error. Ken

You may want to reconsider your statement and add the following, "doing well because of limited play time."

I believe that you may have played over the last eight years. However, I suspect that you don't play very often.

-Keyser

True point, what if someone only plays twice a year? Myself at the highest peak, was 3-5 times per week. Now its around 1-2 times per week, am quite busy with a business. I would ask you something but I know I'll only get a lie. Why? Because this is the world wide web. lol Ken

Quote: mrjjj

"I sense that you're probably still new to roulette" >>> Umm, well :) For THIS method, I do not like (betting) on a number within a street if the street is cold or semi-cold. We all know, a street can sleep (or ONE number hit in a street) for MANY spins. I have avoided this issue 100%. If there are two numbers hit in a street within 12 spins, its hard to say that street is cold, you would agree with that?

"In the long run, you will lose more than you will win" >>> I bought half a restaurant with my ROULETTE winnings. Luck? Yeah.....probably so. Ken

If you believe that prior events will have a bearing on future events, then yes, hot and cold streets matter. If you don't believe that, then hot and cold doesn't matter, that's just the appearance of a pattern where there is none.

But my opinion is that you brought your restaurant with some luck on the roulette table. But as patterns go, it's no worse than any other and better than some that rely on a progression of losing bets.

I'm only half owner. Around 80% (est.) of my business buy in came from NET winnings of roulette. Also, there are no 'pattern' issues in this method. Not sure where you got that from? Ken

The method looks at the pattern of the last 12 spins. Has a set of numbers come up or not? That's the pattern you want.

I could ask what percentage you've bet and percentage won and number of bets, but it actually doesn't matter. Either:

a) You've spotted a good system that works.
b) You've got lucky over the medium term and managed to come out well ahead.

I much prefer b over a. You may think a over b. If I could stand playing 00 roulette again, I'd use this system for a bit to mix things up. I just don't enjoy playing roulette, and as I suspect b over a, not going to try it :)

Not sure I agree with your definition of a pattern but thats the least of my issues. I said it before, some reading this, will play it. No doubt about it. Thats a new thread I could start.....people that troll around looking for freebies. Ken

Quote: mrjjj

Not sure I agree with your definition of a pattern but thats the least of my issues. I said it before, some reading this, will play it. No doubt about it. Thats a new thread I could start.....people that troll around looking for freebies. Ken

What would you call looking at the last 12 spins? Your looking for a pattern of results which 2 from a street in the last 12.

I think you would agree there are more than one definition of a pattern? Not sure this is one but like I said, the 'wording' is not at the top of my list. If YOU want to call it a pattern, knock yourself out. I see a pattern more like this >> RR BB RR BB. Ken

Quote: mrjjj

I think you would agree there are more than one definition of a pattern? Not sure this is one but like I said, the 'wording' is not at the top of my list. If YOU want to call it a pattern, knock yourself out. I see a pattern more like this >> RR BB RR BB. Ken

There are many definitions of the word "pattern", but none of those definitions describes what happens on a roulette wheel. Previous spins do NOT, repeat, do NOT influence the outcome of subsequent spins. If you think that they do--that past results influence future results--what would you say is the force behind the influence? Is the roulette wheel intelligent? Does it have a memory? Is the roulette ball actually sentient, and shows a preference for landing in one slot over another (it would also have to have little jet packs or a gyroscope so it would be able to influence the outcome, but that's no siller then its being sentient)? Or is there some great grand mysterious force that is influencing the outcome of things like dice rolls and roulette wheel spins? Maybe it's a god, and His name is Luckitron. All hail Luckitron!

If you think about it, your belief system is pretty silly.