Roulette Betting Systems: A Comprehensive Guide
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Roulette Basics
- Roulette is a game of chance, with a spinning wheel and numbered pockets
- Objective: Predict where the ball will land
Betting Options
- Inside bets: Straight-up, Split, Street, Corner, Five-number, and Line bets
- Outside bets: Red/Black, Odd/Even, High/Low, Dozen, and Column bets
Betting Systems
- Strategies to manage bets and maximize wins
- Based on probability, statistics, and psychology
Popular Betting Systems
- *Martingale*: Double bets after every loss, to recoup losses and win big
- *Paroli*: Increase bets after wins, to take advantage of hot streaks
- *D'Alembert*: Increase bets after losses, decrease after wins, to balance out
- *Fibonacci*: Bet sequence based on Fibonacci numbers, to minimize losses
- *Labouchere*: Cancellation system, to eliminate numbers and win big
Pros and Cons
- Martingale: Aggressive, high-risk, high-reward
- Paroli: Conservative, low-risk, low-reward
- D'Alembert: Balanced, medium-risk, medium-reward
- Fibonacci: Steady, low-risk, low-reward
- Labouchere: Complex, high-risk, high-reward
Connclusion
- No betting system guarantees a win, but they can enhance the gameplay experience
- Choose a system that suits your style and bankroll
- Always set limits and gamble responsibly
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance, and betting systems are not foolproof. May Lady Luck smile upon you!
Quote: BarryGwill
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance,
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I have heard that. So far I have not proved it.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: BarryGwill
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance,
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I have heard that. So far I have not proved it.
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Always difficult to prove something without showing definitive evidence
there is an Amazon Prime connection?
Quote: darkozQuote: EvenBobQuote: BarryGwill
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance,
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I have heard that. So far I have not proved it.
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Always difficult to prove something without showing definitive evidence
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Proving it to yourself and the casino is all that matters.
Quote: EvenBobQuote: BarryGwill
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance,
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I have heard that. So far I have not proved it.
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You don't need to prove it's a game of chance. That work has already been done centuries ago.
Quote: TigerWuQuote: EvenBobQuote: BarryGwill
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance,
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I have heard that. So far I have not proved it.
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You don't need to prove it's a game of chance. That work has already been done centuries ago.
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It may be a game of chance to the regular public but if it was a game of chance to me I wouldn't play it.
Quote:Show me someone who is winning at a fair game of roulette and I'll show you somebody who is just lucky, and will likely lose it all back.
- Mike Shackleford, The Wizard of Odds
Quote: TigerWuQuote:Show me someone who is winning at a fair game of roulette and I'll show you somebody who is just lucky, and will likely lose it all back.
- Mike Shackleford, The Wizard of Odds
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"Show me somebody who is lucky all the time and I'll show you a winning method."
EvenBob
Quote: EvenBob"Show me somebody who is lucky all the time and I'll show you a winning method."
EvenBob
I thought you were ordered only to post about roulette in that one thread you created -
because all of the fallacious crapola that you post re roulette about makes a lot of people wanna puke
did you violate the terms of your agreement with the Mods___________?
it looks like you did violate it
my, my, my - aren't you a very naughty lad______________________(-:/
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Quote: lilredroosterQuote: EvenBob"Show me somebody who is lucky all the time and I'll show you a winning method."
EvenBob
I thought you were ordered only to post about roulette in that one thread you created -
because all of the fallacious crapola that you post re roulette about makes a lot of people wanna puke
did you violate the terms of your agreement with the Mods___________?
it looks like you did violate it
my, my, my - aren't you a very naughty lad______________________(-:/
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If I want to discuss the details of my method I have a thread to do it in but I'm not doing that here. Every time I mention the word roulette somebody pops up and screams ' you can't talk about that!'.
Quote: EvenBob
If I want to discuss the details of my method
you've never discussed the important details of your "method"
what give you such a large winning edge - winning 90% of your even chance bets
because it's all laughable crapola
your thread doesn't educate anyone
it exists for one and only one purpose
for you to feel good about yourself -
to show everybody how "special" your are -
.
Quote: lilredroosterQuote: EvenBob
If I want to discuss the details of my method
you've never discussed the important details of your "method"
what give you such a large winning edge - winning 90% of your even chance bets
because it's all laughable crapola
your thread doesn't educate anyone
it exists for one and only one purpose
for you to feel good about yourself -
to show everybody how "special" your are -
.
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You're obviously the one that's obsessed with this, not me. Move on and find another hobby..
Quote: BarryGwill
- Fibonacci: Steady, low-risk, low-reward
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I've done the Fibonacci at Roulette before and it is definitely not low-risk. You can get wiped out pretty quickly with a few bad spins. It's not as bad as Martingale but it's at least a medium-risk.
Quote: lilredroosterQuote: EvenBob
If I want to discuss the details of my method
you've never discussed the important details of your "method"
what give you such a large winning edge - winning 90% of your even chance bets
because it's all laughable crapola
your thread doesn't educate anyone
it exists for one and only one purpose
for you to feel good about yourself -
to show everybody how "special" your are -
.
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Given that EvenBob is forbidden to talk about his roulette "method" in other threads, it is not fair game for you to start attacking his "method" in other threads, hoping to provoke him into violating his agreement. Please stop doing that.
Quote: gordonm888
Given that EvenBob is forbidden to talk about his roulette "method" in other threads, it is not fair game for you to start attacking his "method" in other threads, hoping to provoke him into violating his agreement. Please stop doing that.
EB bragged about his roulette method in this thread
he posted this BEFORE I POSTED ANYTHING:
"It may be a game of chance to the regular public but if it was a game of chance to me I wouldn't play it"
then later he posted:
"show me somebody who is lucky all the time and I'll show you a winning method"
based on that it seems like my comments were fair
it doesn't matter to me what thread they're in
I don't plan to comment anymore about it but I hope others do either in this thread or in his own thread - what difference does it make
it seems strange and wrong to me that you jump in to defend somebody who has made such ridiculous and misleading claims
but I will follow what you asked and not comment further - anywhere
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Quote: BarryGwillRoulette Betting Systems: A Comprehensive Guide
Roulette Basics
- Roulette is a game of chance, with a spinning wheel and numbered pockets
- Objective: Predict where the ball will land
Betting Options
- Inside bets: Straight-up, Split, Street, Corner, Five-number, and Line bets
- Outside bets: Red/Black, Odd/Even, High/Low, Dozen, and Column bets
Betting Systems
- Strategies to manage bets and maximize wins
- Based on probability, statistics, and psychology
Popular Betting Systems
- *Martingale*: Double bets after every loss, to recoup losses and win big
- *Paroli*: Increase bets after wins, to take advantage of hot streaks
- *D'Alembert*: Increase bets after losses, decrease after wins, to balance out
- *Fibonacci*: Bet sequence based on Fibonacci numbers, to minimize losses
- *Labouchere*: Cancellation system, to eliminate numbers and win big
Pros and Cons
- Martingale: Aggressive, high-risk, high-reward
- Paroli: Conservative, low-risk, low-reward
- D'Alembert: Balanced, medium-risk, medium-reward
- Fibonacci: Steady, low-risk, low-reward
- Labouchere: Complex, high-risk, high-reward
Connclusion
- No betting system guarantees a win, but they can enhance the gameplay experience
- Choose a system that suits your style and bankroll
- Always set limits and gamble responsibly
Remember, Roulette is a game of chance, and betting systems are not foolproof. May Lady Luck smile upon you!
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Lots of people envy systems that promise “guaranteed wins,” but the thing is: roulette has built-in house edge. No matter what system you use — Martingale, Fibonacci, Labouchere, or whatever — over many spins, the math favors the house.
What these betting systems can affect is volatility / risk per session:
Some systems make your swings bigger (you might win more in shorter time, but also lose bigger in short bursts).
Others are more conservative but drain more slowly.
One thing I’d like to see in any “comprehensive guide” is risk management suggestions: like setting a loss limit, or having a stop-loss even when you are winning. Without discipline, even the smartest system can lead to a quick bust.
He was spinning the wheel for electronic roulette and discovered the machine announced the winning number with a three-second delay. He found that if he moved the ball to another slot before the result was announced, the machine would announce that second number as the winner. He partnered with a number of players and split the winnings. He was caught, arrested and charged.
When his case was approaching a year later, the prosecutor offered one year in jail, one year probation and full restitution. He refused that offer as well as two others. In frustration, the prosecutor showed him their file. Surveillance photos with captions 'Cupping the ball, dropping into another slot' included.
When he saw the photos,he showed them to the prosecutor and his attorney and said, "This isn't me." "These photos aren't me". They weren't.
He ended up agreeing to a $250 fine.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aOdJ0cy9fys
Quote: TankoThis former roulette dealer cheated Revel casino out of 500K and got away with it.
He was spinning the wheel for electronic roulette and discovered the machine announced the winning number with a three-second delay. He found that if he moved the ball to another slot before the result was announced, the machine would announce that second number as the winner. He partnered with a number of players and split the winnings. He was caught, arrested and charged.
When his case was approaching a year later, the prosecutor offered one year in jail, one year probation and full restitution. He refused that offer as well as two others. In frustration, the prosecutor showed him their file. Surveillance photos with captions 'Cupping the ball, dropping into another slot' included.
When he saw the photos,he showed them to the prosecutor and his attorney and said, "This isn't me." "These photos aren't me". They weren't.
He ended up agreeing to a $250 fine.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/aOdJ0cy9fys
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It seems like there is a missing piece of this story. If it wasn't him in the photos doing it, who was doing it, and what did this guy get away with? Why did he have to pay a fine at all?
Quote: ChumpChangeI've tried to play the roulette machine and my best laid plans get so thwarted, I lose beyond what my loss goal was quickly. I play at a table with a $25 match play and for one spin there's not much better. There's no low HA tables or machines in my area, I'd have to go to Vegas or Atlantic City to find single zero or the half HA variant on that wheel at very high minimums. I've given up on this game in the meantime. I might play the machine at low limits to waste time if what I really want to play is busy.
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Giving up in roulette is the best move, takes way too much time to study it and perhaps find a way around it.
Quote: AutomaticMonkeyIt seems like there is a missing piece of this story. If it wasn't him in the photos doing it, who was doing it, and what did this guy get away with? Why did he have to pay a fine at all?
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The story is from an episode of 'Hustlers, Gamblers, Crooks' which aired on the Discovery Channel.
He claims he showed other dealers what he was doing and they began cheating as well. He mentioned one dealer buying a car and jewelry. The photos might have been one of those dealers. The show did not say.
He said he cheated the casino out of $200K. If his story is true, he got away with stealing $200K.
He probably mentioned what the $250 fine was for, but he said he was glad to pay it. Considering what he got away with.
Tells a good story. But is it true?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fVA0DhQj6U
