Hi Guys,
I found something on YouTube that was interesting.
A guy who claims he has been a systems engineer for online casino software, gives away for FREE a method of play that he says exploits a flaw in the software.
He says that the casinos want their software to appear MORE random so they have programmed there software, not to let any dozen sleep 16 spins.
With that being said, he says to wait until one of the dozens sleeps for 5 spins and then bet the following progression:
1-2-3-4-6-9-13-20-30-45-67 (You're betting on the sleeping dozen)
He identifies 5 online casinos that has this flaw...now this may be a "red flag" but hey! who knows??
I will leave the web address. If Victor wants to remove it....No problema.
:.casinorouletteflaw.com (link:://:.casinorouletteflaw.com)
My question is: What is the longest sleeping dozen you have seen on RGN??
I personally have never seen a dozen go as far as 16 sleeps.
Scooby Doo
Scooby,
In the very first paragraph of my King system, I have exposed this fraud. There is absolutely no bar in any RNG or live wheel regarding appearance or non-appearance of any dozen or column. This is a dirty trick played by casino managements and their clever affiliates to plunder innocent people in one go. Let say you win by this 10 times. Your net winnings would be 10 units and in 11th attempt you lose this progression. Your loss would be of about 180 units which equals to the winning of 180 times. Just imagine what will happen to your bankroll. Dare not try this ever.
TOTAL SCAM. >:(
The whole approach and the layout of the various data tables is exactly the same as numerous similar systems peddled on the net by those with casino affiliate links.
I've seen quite a few of them.
The whole aim is to drive you into a funnel so that affiliate gets a commission via your online bettting turnover.
Another red flag -- the site owner's contact details are hidden via Domains By Proxy.
Just as well you checked here, hmmm? :thumbsup:
Had there been a flaw like this, the casinos would have been bankrupt and I would have used Grand martingale after 10 times a dozen does not hit.
Yep, Its a Red Herring.
Tried it.
Burned it.
BBQ'd it.
Chased it around the park, and still it did not Win in long term.
Poss 'hit and go' with it if u see the dozen sleeping in a live wheel, but to be honest
not a good one to play in RNG.
Similar scam to "Force the Zero" for RNG, where u bet Red & Black with smallest
unit value possible, and put 1 unit on Zero, hoping it comes up within 34 units BR spent on It!
That one only works when U have Ur very first game in an RNG casino, as a new player.
after that its anyone's guess when the Green Goblin will show his beautiful face again!
This is no lie 100% true , I so the 3rd dozen miss 36 times at a wager works casino called
get minted (maybe this casino should be re named get skinted). The wager works casino software is in my honest opinon the worst rng roulette you can play. The odds on the top dozen missing 36 times is over 1 in a million. You guessed it I was betting on the third dozen.
There will be people around i am sure who have seen a single dozen miss say 50 - 60 times on rng.
I would like to also add whatever winnings you have after waiting 16 spins would be eaten away by the number of zeros that would come up while betting red/black (or any ec equal amounts). *Zero comes up about every 5 spins (unless you have a chip on the zero, then it never comes up)
Definite loser & avoid RNG if you can.
Yep it's amazing how the cheating softwares have been doing this trick for years now.
Bet on 0 and it never hits , don't bet on zero and it comes and hits hard.
Kingspins reaction to losing on rng roulette=:xd::xd::xd::xd::xd: :)
I loose 4 times and win once and still my face is :)
RNG is not flawed and u can't get any benefit out of this rumours. Rather RNG is designed to manipulate with outcomes and keep a ratio of profit by hook or crook. Most of them.
Quote from: albalaha on Nov 17, 10:45 PM 2010
RNG is not flawed and you can't get any benefit out of this rumours. Rather RNG is designed to manipulate with outcomes and keep a ratio of profit by hook or crook. Most of them.
YES! Couldn't agree more. I read similar comments by a chap who reckoned he used to write code for casino software.
That's why I avoid RNG totally.
And, after all, RNG isn't roulette as there's no real wheel and no real ball!
Quote from: esoito on Nov 17, 10:57 PM 2010
And, after all, RNG isn't roulette as there's no real wheel and no real ball!
100% spot on esoito :thumbsup: