Where are Forum's most experienced members?

[Nick-the-Greek]

Thank you for your update Chris555p - that is exactly what I feel this forum is for - share, share and share again.

Responding members then share further input/tweaks and MM so that a strategy or system fits into their style of play, be it online, B&M or dare I say it RNG (which I've heard some contributors swear by on here!)

Dozens is a favourite of mine with a personalised version of the Grassroots 123 strategy working well for me at the moment (using the 00 wheel which I would have never considered if it hadn't been suggested by RG) together with an EC method nick-named 'Nice Little Earner' - thank you Brian.

Nick

[ignatus]

Thanks for your reply chris.

[Chris555p]

No problem guys; From my experience the best way to beat the wheel is to be able to identify
unusual, uncommon patterns and bet the dealer will not be able to repeat the exact same pattern
3 or 4 times in a row by using soft progression. Forget ec's.

[Colbster]

As I was mentioned, I'm here nearly every day.  My businesses keep me busy but I definitely check in regularly.  I don't think that I have as much to offer as I have to learn from others.  As a Mod, I tend to read things briefly just to make sure people are playing nice.  In terms of systems, I have my personal favorite ideas that I have mentioned in earlier threads.  I don't feel the need to defend or sell my ideas, although I do enjoy discussing them with people who IM me about specific topics.  If I have something to share, I do.  If not, I try to not tie up the efforts of people by having them waste time reading my bad ideas.  I would rather they spend their efforts on new ideas or ideas that have particular validity.

[TurboGenius]

MrJ, GLC, Atlantis, Ego, Colbster, Kattila, Winkel, Chrisbis, BuffaloWizard, Superman, Ewarwoowar, TheLaw, 6th-Sence, Hermes, Maestro, Warrior, Fripper, Twisteruk, Sogget, Gizmotron, Malcop, UglyBob, DDarko, Spin4Fun, A3on, Agesta, Stepkevh, Marivo, Le_Chiffre, MrOre, Ophis, Skakus, XXVV, Robeenhuut, SamNL, ScoobyDoo, Denzie, Chris555, Amk, Still, GARNabby, AlbertoJonas, Drazen, Azim, Dane...

Just a thought.

Damn, I've been around so long that I've been forgotten. Laughs.
Maybe that's a good thing

[Buffster]

Ed

Your the greatest and most outspoken and certainly the most underpaid Roulette System Designer I know....

Buffster

[Steve]

I know a bit, and I often try to help. But most people just want the easy 2-second system that wins millions.

[Proofreaders2000]

In truth Roulette can be profitable, but it is hard work and unless you are playing with a $10,000
bank with $100 chips (and willing to accept occasional losing streaks) it is not worth the time or effort.

There are minimum wage jobs that pay more with a guaranteed income than the work involved imo.

[Azim]

In truth Roulette can be profitable, but it is hard work and unless you are playing with a $10,000
bank with $100 chips (and willing to accept occasional losing streaks) it is not worth the time or effort.

There are minimum wage jobs that pay more with a guaranteed income than the work involved imo.

I am tired of telling people to stop wasting time searching for the HOLY GRAIL.

The HOLY GRAIL has been on the forum for over 4-5 years now. How ever , as Steve has mentioned people want to became rich overnight. That will never happen playing roulette. You have a better chance of playing the lottery and becoming rich overnight.
I will totally agree with the fact people don't want to work hard.  However I will disagree with the part of requiring a $10,000 Bankroll.

I play everyday on an air ball machine and make around $350.00 to $400.00 dollars. I use a negative progression and I also play with  0.25c chip value. I also go in with $150.00 Bankroll per session.


Anyways for me not posting on the forum: I have done my job. Every member has been told to go study GUT. I am proud of NOTTOPHAMMER to actually study GUT and understand how to read the trout based on the current outcome. As you can see from his postings you can easily make money off Roulette if you have 2 things.

1) understanding of the numbers
2) Having faith in yourself in making the right call. Yes you might fail at times But hard work and not repeating your mistakes will take you way ahead.

I have been able to write a bot to beat poker and roulette so far and I have now moved on to try and beat Black Jack with a bot.

[Steve]

Reality is roulette is easy to beat in ideal conditions, but very difficult if not impossible in the wrong conditions.

It all starts with suitable wheel selection.  If you do it right, you'll easily earn more than a 9-5 job and in much less time. But it can still be a frustrating and tedious profession and is not for everyone.  You need patience.  But still 9-5 for peanuts is a much worse option. Who wants to work 8 hrs for about $200 then have the tax man steal half to pay bankers? Really,  no thanks.

[Steve]

Btw, we do it for freedom.  Not money. That's why i created :.yourway.org.au and :.landsharing.org

[iggiv]

if everything was so simple...

Amk made a method

Take last 4 dozens to show. Bet against the opposite

Same principle

Works 99 percent of the time

[Steve]

It won't work because the odds of the next dozen haven't changed. Read my recent article.

[NextYear]

Damn, I've been around so long that I've been forgotten. Laughs.

Well who could forget Turbo?! Respect!
I wasn't sure about whom to mention as not all were active on this Forum.

Anyway I wanted to say that I apologize to all Great participants that should be on this list.
I wasn't digging deep, just writing names that come to my mind...

Thanks all of you to make this Forum a Must read place.

[Turner]

most people just want the easy 2-second system that wins millions.

And there you have the answer to the original question
I still play ideas I posted that no one took any intetest in apart from a few old boys. One in particular
The newer crew are indeed blinded by the 2 second millionairre idea.
100 pages on a simple idea as old as the hills.
No one listens and I will bore you once again with my favorite quote

Good judgement comes from experience
Experience comes from bad judgement