I can say this much, everytime I play roulette… I come up quit a bit, then even, then down, then even… then down etc
is the real play to just take that $300-$400 gain and leave?
withdraw and repeat?
TrueQuote: teddansonQuote: cheddachaserdo they exist or is it a myth? Can you make a living just based on exploiting varience? I saw a thread that this bob guy made about some sort of legendary roulette player, was too long to read tho.
The bob person is a mentally ill compulsive gambler that this site encourages for some reason.
There are NO winning systems for roulette except those based on physical prediction and wheel bias.
like it is extremely rare i ever have a session that just dies out immediately.
Quote: cheddachaserright not a truly profitable system im aware of that but couldnt you devise a way to profit off of variance ..?
like it is extremely rare i ever have a session that just dies out immediately.
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No. You are always more likely to lose than win.
Best of luck.
Quote: cheddachaserdo they exist or is it a myth? Can you make a living just based on exploiting varience? I saw a thread that this bob guy made about some sort of legendary roulette player, was too long to read tho.
I can say this much, everytime I play roulette… I come up quit a bit, then even, then down, then even… then down etc
is the real play to just take that $300-$400 gain and leave?
withdraw and repeat?
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That's still a losing strategy. All your bets are -EV. Add up a bunch of negative numbers and you get a negative number.
Either find a +EV game, or find offers and promos whose value exceeds your expected losses. Or just play for fun and lose money (which is fine as long as you aren't actually expecting to win)
Quote:right not a truly profitable system im aware of that but couldnt you devise a way to profit off of variance ..?
No of course not.
It is true that this system can be imperfect and not produce random results. The wheel can be worn and tend to produce certain numbers, and there are people, sometimes using sophisticated equipment, who looked for these defective wheels, claiming to make millions. I use the past tense because I have to imagine today that the defective wheel problem is too well known now and steps are taken to make sure this wheel tracking can't be done today. But perhaps you could find some place where they are still sloppy.