Betting 1 Number Repeated til you hit (50 spins maybe more depending on bankroll)
10 spins $15 = 150 Hit First + 510 Hit Last +395
10 spins $15 = 150 Hit First + 375 Hit Last +240
10 spins $25 = 250 Hit First + 575 Hit Last +350
10 spins $50 = 500 Hit first + 1200 Hit Last +750
10 spins $100 = 1000 Hit First + 2450 Hit Last +1550
If i hit 8th spin in, im in for 7x15 = 105 i hit for 525 525-105 = 420
actually, don't bother answering that
Quote: System2Win87work off of this basis and u can crack somethin im telling u
You're joking, right? If your system worked, casinos wouldn't offer roulette...
Don't bother. Those math people will just try to screw you up with facts, figures, and equations. You need a REAL WORLD system for REAL WORLD people. Go with guts!Quote: System2Win87how can i run a system a million times with increases and changing the number after a number hits hit to a different number that hasnt come out the longest (coldest) previously.
Also, I want to invest in your system. But, it needs a catchier name. How about the Singer Method for Roulette?
Quote: System2Win87whats the percent if u had 6 levels which is 60 spins then span it out 5 more on each another 30 = 90 spins whats % of not hitting 90
Chance of missing 90 in a row is 9.1%
Fact is, you can go a LOOOONNNGGGG time before a number hits. No amount of increasing bets and big bankrolls will stop this fundamental flaw... no number is "due" any sooner than another, and one day you'll get wiped out.
Go ahead and test it out on a free-play site... the wizard has a simulator as well.
Quote: System2Win87i think its a start.. obviously ppl say u cant beat the game, not yet mayb soon
No, never. You can never beat the game. That's the whole point.
Yeah, but that little white ball never seems to read that annunciator.Quote: System2Win87the roulette board holds 21 previous numbers and it also says which ones are cold!!!
Nah, the casino tried that already but there were too many fist fights about the person drawing the glasses that could see the hot numbers versus the glasses that could see the cold numbers.Quote: P90I suppose they wouldn't allow you to draw little glasses on it...
Quote: DeMangoAn interesting thing I notice when playing craps next to a roulette tote board. Not sure if they are last 15 or 21 results, but every time you look, one number has repeated at least once. I really can't recall not seeing this happen. That would make an interesting bet, one unit on each of the last 15 or 21 results. Thoughts on this?
Pretend you never wrote this post, you'll be far better off. Don't get me started..
Quote: DeMangoone unit on each of the last 15. Thoughts on this?
At a five dollar minimum inside bet table, this would be 75 dollars to achieve one of two possible results: Lose 75 dollars 0R win 101 dollars.
After two initial losing spins followed by a win on the third spin, you are down only 49 dollars.
The free booze better be plentiful.
If that makes you nervous, then you should be playing craps.
But at craps and baccarat only bet on a 1:1 payout?Quote: pacomartinroulette: only bet on plays that pay 9:1, 12:1, 18:1 or 36:1.
A straight up number is great.. if it wins. If it doesn't you better have a heck of large bankroll if you plan to make straight up bets all night long.
Quote: FleaStiffBut at craps and baccarat only bet on a 1:1 payout?
That's a bit extreme. You are getting 2:1 payouts on some place bets, and 3:1 on the field. You can toss a small percentage of your money on proposition bets.
But if you want that kind of game, switch to the roulette table. Why double your house edge to play long shots? Conversely, why play for low payouts at roulette if the house edge is so high?
I've never been to a casino that only had a choice of roulette or craps. They either have both or none.
Quote: pacomartinI've never been to a casino that only had a choice of roulette or craps. They either have both or none.
One of the very small Vegas casinos has roulette only. I'm absolutely blanking on the name, but it's *tiny*, on boulder highway (but away from Boulder Strip). Maybe 50 slots, 4 BJ tables that are almost always closed, and the roulette wheel.
Also, at home here in MN, both Roulette and Craps are not allowed as live games. Video roulette is popular, but video craps doesn't exist. That may also count?
Edit: I'm pretty sure I'm thinking of the Klondike Sunset at Sunset Rd and Boulder Highway.
True, but Basic Strategy is simply Line Bets and Odds Bets. Some people do add 6/8-Place bets or occasional Field bets, but in reality Basic Strategy is Line and Odds only. And true the house edge varies a bit but it is relatively low.
Same thing with Baccarat: technically its not a 1:1 payout on Banker but lets not split an already very fine hair.
Blackjack is variable house edge depending on rules and skill and discipline but in general its a low house edge for 1:1 or 3:2 or 6:5, though mostly 1:1.
>Conversely, why play for low payouts at roulette if the house edge is so high?
5.26 percent compares rather favorably with many Field bets.
I understand the general point that you are making: If a low house edge game is available but you choose instead to play at a higher house edge, at least do it for better payouts. Does that mean we should all be lining up at Slot Machines? Twelve percent house edge but a possible jackpot?
Roulette is slower than craps and often roulette tables are deserted these days for some reason. When I get tired of standing at a craps table I sit down at the roulette table. I usually make Outside Bets. Usually Red/Black and 2nd Row. Or Dozens. I usually make a departing 2-way StraightUp Bet. Sure a 35:1 payout is great but a 1:1 or 2:1 payout is more likely to take place.
Quote: FleaStiffI understand the general point that you are making: If a low house edge game is available but you choose instead to play at a higher house edge, at least do it for better payouts. Does that mean we should all be lining up at Slot Machines? Twelve percent house edge but a possible jackpot?
Roulette is slower than craps and often roulette tables are deserted these days for some reason.
Craps and roulette both dropped by about the same percentage. Slots have the same payback percentage as some prop bets in craps. I just don't like them much.
I would probably like slots better if they gave me information. The general feeling is that PARS should be classified. But I sometimes choose to be hard ways even though I know the probability. I would probably do the same with slots.
BJ opens at 4. Open early upon request if you can corral a dealer :)Quote: rdw4potusOne of the very small Vegas casinos has roulette only. I'm absolutely blanking on the name, but it's *tiny*, on boulder highway (but away from Boulder Strip). Maybe 50 slots, 4 BJ tables that are almost always closed, and the roulette wheel.
Quote: Evenbob aka SpikePretend you never wrote this post, you'll be far better off. Don't get me started..
Evenbob,
As I recall you were touting the ability to predict over 70% on the even chances at roulette. What's changed? :)
13 spins $5 = 65 Hit First +175 Hit Last +125
13 spins $10 = 130 Hit First +285 Hit Last +165
13 spins $20 = 260 Hit First +505 Hit Last +265
13 spins $40 = 520 Hit First +945 Hit Last +465
13 spins $80 = 1040 Hit First +1925 Hit Last +875
13 spins $160 = 2040 Hit first + 3585 Hit Last +1600
15 spins $5 = 75 Hit First +175 Hit Last +105
15 spins $10 = 150 Hit First +275 Hit Last +135
15 spins $25 = 375 Hit First +650 Hit Last +300
15 spins $50 = 750 Hit First +1150 Hit Last +450
15 spins $100 = 1500 Hit First +2150 Hit Last +850
15 spins $200 = 3000 Hit first +4150 Hit Last +1150
Quote: teddysBJ opens at 4. Open early upon request if you can corral a dealer :)
Weekends only? I think I was there at like 10pm on a Tuesday.
Quote: System2Win87u can never bet 15-21 numbers.....
Why not?
I can run this a million times, if I so wished. It's just not very interesting to do so for the hour or so it'd take me to alter my software to do so.
I replied to try and make it clear that there's some futility to your quest. Your system is nothing new and has been done and posted about in many places. I've simulated (using Excel) a similar system using red/black on roulette and that's how I learnt myself that these systems never work. And in the mean time I learned a lot about programming and probability and gambling. So it wasn't a waste of time.
As helpful hand though, there are some online simulation packages you can find, or you can code your own. Both these would help you as you'd understand the system better and learn about the probabilities involved and how a Martingale-type system ultimately leads to a big risk of a large loss AND lowers your overall chances of making a profit in the mid-term.
Sorry my first reply was not to your liking.
Quote: CalderdontlistentotheseguysSystemyouarereallyontosomethinghereithinkyoushouldstickwithitbringthecasinotoitskneesthencomebackhereandlaffintheirfaces
Youshouldnotencouragepeopletolosetheirmoneyitisnotethicalmoralorinaccordancewiththeteachingsofanynumberofreligionsandonlyrelectsonyourinabilitytostaybetweenthelines
They may have closed it down for the dealer's dinner break. Although they usually eat right there in the pit.Quote: rdw4potusWeekends only? I think I was there at like 10pm on a Tuesday.
I don't know, honestly :p