i quit

[GLC]

well..i have been playing  roulette since 10 years....and i have tried a lot to beat this wheel...but its rarely impossile to win...u play any progression any method...its very very tuff...

i am not saying that no body wins...people win..but its very very rare..may be 1 in 1000...so please don't invest money which You can't afford to lose..so please guyz ...

I QUIT

everyone....i need your views whether You are in profit or loss?

I agree with MS.  If you come to the conclusion that you can't win consistently enough on  Roulette to justify the time and effort, then it only makes sense to let it go.  I find myself at that place every now and then.  But then I have a new idea and just have to give it a try.

I must say that I don't find it "enjoyable" to play roulette.  I'm testing, exploring and playing with a specific goal in mind which I've enumerated multiple times at different locations on the forum.  One day I will either decide that I've reached the goal or that it can't be reached.  Sounds like you may be at that place.

Good luck to you,

GLC

[GLC]

if someone quits why becomes topic..if you quit you quit what is there to talk...you try did fail quit..simple

Maestro,  We understand where you're coming from and what you say is true.  But, there is also the other side which is that newbies (and some who aren't so new) will read this and realize that after 10 years of effort some people come to the conclusion that this game can't be 'conquered'. (excuse the word Warrior).

I think some good things are coming out of this topic already.

GLC

[maestro]

look some people train martial art all their live and there is always someone better then them but they do not quit...all have to realize that once you start with roulette you never realy quit the only thing left to do is be smart enough to know when to quit and be smart enough to understand that gambling is not easy task we gamble every day one way or another we do not expect to have 100 percent succes..that is why never ever give up on something which inside you keeps scratching that tiny bit of curiosity..never play with money you cannot afford....most of as do not drive ferrari because we cannot afford it..never quit on something because life has shown as that most people quit just before they succeeeddddd

[MauiSunset]

MS,  Your seminar will be much appreciated by many of us.  It's always valuable to hear what someone who has invested as much time in study and play as you have to share some of the valuable information that you find most helpful.  An exact system isn't necessary since there are many on this forum.

It would be helpful to start a new topic under "General Discussion" and everyone who has developed what they consider to be valuable techniques and principles can post them.  It will be especially helpful for the newbies.  But even veterans may stumble on a new idea that will be valuable.

I have been re-reading the systems posted on this forum since it's beginning and there are some really good ones that probably should be resurrected and given a second chance.

Looking forward to your post.

GLC

There's nothing magical about my system - it's just statistics.  However, there is a lot that goes into understanding what statistics actually means.


For instance, using a Martingale on Red or Black is statistics but no one can actually live with what the statistics says and then there are table limits which radically impact the statistics.


So I'm going to tweak the minds of folks and see what sticks to the wall......

[GLC]

Can't wait!

[GARNabby]

My sense of this, derived at over the years, is that it's going to come down to a successful mix of the "it can't be done" stuff, and the "mechanical" system-approach.

Like Game Theory revived a lot of the previous but correct strategies which were, before, more-intuitive than those widespread but incorrect counterparts (for many of the various games solely based in large part on skill.)  There are also many mathematical problems for which the eventual solution(s) ended up supporting some of the more-intuitive, educated guesses of the few. As many as there are which ended up at something very counter-intuitive.

So, there would likely be elements of the very-specialized, or specific, along with some simple "rules of thumb".  Something i thought of today, one from the meteorologists, "There's always at least one place on the earth which is calm, because not all of the hairs on such a ball can be flatened out at once... the hairs taken as wind vectors."  Maybe, on an analogously-deep level, the math and physics of non-randomness operate under the same, or a similar, law.  And the trick, to find that calmness, or constancy... and then "plug in those (specific) numbers".

[MrJ]

And once again >>

A) Think outside the box !!

B) A large BR

C) Flat betting, no progressions

D) No RNG (hopefully at a B&M casino)

E) Have plenty of time to play, none of this.....I only have 2 hours of spare time

F) Play 2-4 numbers max (hopefully 2)

G) Play nothing due (cold), hot is better but not mandatory.

This game is not that tough guys.

Ken