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Houdini 01-17-2005 02:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
Are you all doing the math?

In theory, it just took me 11 times to hit a side bet. So I would have spent $65 to make $17. 11 spins in a casino is forever too. You're not going to sit there for an hour to make back $48.

studio 01-17-2005 02:21 PM

when your number hits... you will win back everthing you lost plus a profit... the odds at 38 to 1

studio 01-17-2005 02:23 PM

The $17.00 side bets are just fluff to help with your bank roll... it's the straigt up hit that does it for you...

hova 01-17-2005 02:25 PM

I'm going to get paid!

studio 01-17-2005 02:26 PM

I have found you don't want to play at a table with a bunch if chip happy beters... They slow the game down...

irishfury 01-17-2005 02:27 PM

I'm rich BITCHHHH!

beemk 01-17-2005 02:28 PM

what about the table limits?

pornstar2pac 01-17-2005 02:28 PM

it works!!! I just won $274,825!!!!!!

studio 01-17-2005 02:30 PM

most all the table limits in vegas are 100 for a straight up bet... If the board goes south on you and you reach the table limit... You have your side kick start adding the extra bets on top of yours and you work as a team...

Trax 01-17-2005 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pornstar2pac
it works!!! I just won $274,825!!!!!!

lol......

pradaboy 01-17-2005 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
most all the table limits in vegas are 100 for a straight up bet... If the board goes south on you and you reach the table limit... You have your side kick start adding the extra bets on top of yours and you work as a team...

so seriously you have made money with this??? I can hardly imagine that this would work.

Did you experience any tries that failed, and what number of spins took you the longest to land a direct hit?

Trax 01-17-2005 02:36 PM

I will stick to betting 5 grand on black to double my money

studio 01-17-2005 02:37 PM

I have been playing this system for 20 years... I have never lost... When I sat down with 2K to start. At internext I hit 4 times in 14 spins...

studio 01-17-2005 02:40 PM

In Fact If I lost 2,000 I would still be ahead...

pradaboy 01-17-2005 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
I have been playing this system for 20 years... I have never lost... When I sat down with 2K to start. At internext I hit 4 times in 14 spins...

fair enough... it's worth a try at least. I will try it out with my next visit to the casino and let ya know if it's a success.

QualityMpegs 01-17-2005 02:42 PM

A couple questions:
1)What is the minimum suggested amount of $$$ to bring to the table?
2)If I'm seeing this right, if you hit one of the side bets, you make $17. If you hit straight up, you will get $35+($17*4)=$103?

Pornopat 01-17-2005 02:43 PM

There is no winning system when you play roulette.If you win you have something called luck. The odds are always in favor of the bank and on the long run your luck will run out. This is why Casino's are such luxurious building and high ballers get free rooms at the casino's hotel.
They get rich on people thinking they can win with a system.
Its a game. Play it now and then and chill. Or start your own casino and have the real winning system.

studio 01-17-2005 02:44 PM

don't get drunk while your playing or you will forget what your doing... If they will let you use a cheat sheet at the table... By all means use one...

studio 01-17-2005 02:50 PM

QualityMpegs,

Of all the times I've played... I have never seen it go more the 3 times the odds...

Odds are 38 to 1 so the longest I have ever had to play was right around a 100 spins. But then, I have had many hit with in the first seven spins. and 3 in a row 6 or seven times over the years...

pradaboy 01-17-2005 02:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
QualityMpegs,

Of all the times I've played... I have never seen it go more the 3 times the odds...

Odds are 38 to 1 so the longest I have ever had to play was right around a 100 spins. But then, I have had many hit with in the first seven spins. and 3 in a row 6 or seven times over the years...

and after that 100 spins you rake in the lost money plus a profit? How many is on the table by then?

QualityMpegs 01-17-2005 02:56 PM

so, at about the 100 spin point, you have spent around roughly $1200 if I'm correct?

studio 01-17-2005 02:58 PM

at 100 losing spins you would be at -2674.00

QualityMpegs 01-17-2005 03:01 PM

oops...my calculations were way off, heh

pradaboy 01-17-2005 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
at 100 losing spins you would be at -2674.00

you're quick at math

so it would be required that you bring at least $3K to the table?

studio 01-17-2005 03:04 PM

I have spent hours just watching the game... And it seldom goes that long... but yes, 3K would be a good number

gumaxxx 01-17-2005 03:05 PM

you will loose in long term, but its better than doubling money on every bet.

CoolE 01-17-2005 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
Are you all doing the math?

Yes.

Your system is bogus. But maybe you know that and you are just trolling for sig views? :winkwink: But for the gullible in the crowd...

You state in your system that when you eventually hit the number "You win back all you lost... plus your profit!" What makes you say that? That isn't true at all. Here's the math: http://www.bibucks.com/bullshit1.htm
(I've ignored the side bets, because they just complicate the math and as you say "The $17.00 side bets are just fluff to help with your bank roll... it's the straigt up hit that does it for you...")

As you can see by the math, if you don't hit your number by about turn 65 you have lost money that you can't win back on just one hit. So if you hit it before 65 you are ahead, hit it after and you've lost. Gee, I guess that why they call it gambling, because even with your system it's, well, a gamble. :2 cents:

Tipsy 01-17-2005 03:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolE
Yes.

Your system is bogus. But maybe you know that and you are just trolling for sig views? :winkwink: But for the gullible in the crowd...

You state in your system that when you eventually hit the number "You win back all you lost... plus your profit!" What makes you say that? That isn't true at all. Here's the math: http://www.bibucks.com/bullshit1.htm
(I've ignored the side bets, because they just complicate the math and as you say "The $17.00 side bets are just fluff to help with your bank roll... it's the straigt up hit that does it for you...")

As you can see by the math, if you don't hit your number by about turn 65 you have lost money that you can't win back on just one hit. So if you hit it before 65 you are ahead, hit it after and you've lost. Gee, I guess that why they call it gambling, because even with your system it's, well, a gamble. :2 cents:

The side bets will confuse matters there though. Presuming you reset the main bet when a side bet wins (and yes take a loss) then the math actually gets interesting especially if you run 100k spins through a simulator. However if you keep going until the main bet wins you can be very poor very quickly if the table doesn't go your way.

studio 01-17-2005 03:28 PM

CoolE,
You did not add in the money from the 4 17-1 bets that you will also collect on when the number comes up...

Houdini 01-17-2005 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CoolE
Yes.

Your system is bogus. But maybe you know that and you are just trolling for sig views? :winkwink: But for the gullible in the crowd...

You state in your system that when you eventually hit the number "You win back all you lost... plus your profit!" What makes you say that? That isn't true at all. Here's the math: http://www.bibucks.com/bullshit1.htm
(I've ignored the side bets, because they just complicate the math and as you say "The $17.00 side bets are just fluff to help with your bank roll... it's the straigt up hit that does it for you...")

As you can see by the math, if you don't hit your number by about turn 65 you have lost money that you can't win back on just one hit. So if you hit it before 65 you are ahead, hit it after and you've lost. Gee, I guess that why they call it gambling, because even with your system it's, well, a gamble. :2 cents:

If you go through 65 turns and you hit on say 70. You would have $66 dollars on that number by adding $1 dollar to it every turn after 7 turns. So you would have won $2310 dollars after hitting on 70. You would have spent $966 dollars up until turn 70. Total profit of $1344 dollars. This is only with 35-1 odds, not the side odds which will increase it.

CoolE 01-17-2005 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
CoolE,
You did not add in the money from the 4 17-1 bets that you will also collect on when the number comes up...

As I said, it's neither included in the lost bets or the winnings. The results would essentially be the same, it just complicates the math. You would make more if you hit the number early and lose more if you hit it late - the results would just be amplified.

FightThisPatent 01-17-2005 03:35 PM

Now that the "system" has been revealed,here's my betting system that has worked for me for 4 years.. and always won money.

Using this strategy at internext, i won $2,400 plus the $400 i started with.... i had a high fever during the trip so i couldn't show some other webmasters, so i'll type it up quickly here:


Roulette is about luck and lucky streaks, and it's not as mathematical to analyze.. the numbers DO NOT evenly distribute on the outcome. The numbers do mostly occur in the 2nd and 3rd sets (13 - 36)

here's a table layout for reference:
http://www.roulette.sh/table_layout.html

Assuming a $5 minimum inside bet:

Pick a number that comes to you (ie. 27)

Put down a chip on 27. Put the other 4 chips on other numbers within the 12 grouping (ie. 27 is in the 3rd 12). You can put it on black or red numbers, whichever pops out at you....

27 is a red color, put $5 on red.

27 is an odd number, put $5 on odd

27 is in the 3rd 12, put $5 on it.

(optionally), 27 is in the right hand column, put $5 on the 2to1 spot on the bottom of the column.

Total bet on table = $25 (counting the optional bet)

The wheel spins and if it is 27, you made:

#27 = $35
red = $5
odd = $5
3rd 12 = $10
3rd column = $10
-----------------
$65 + $21 of your money (you lost $4 on the single number bets)


hitting 27 is the best case, but wherever the ball landed, you may have a bet placed such that you cover your loss and allows you to keep playing.

worst case in the above scenario would be like a black 2 (example).. then you lose all of your money.

As you start winning, increase your bets.. so you are playing $5 per number, $10 per number, etc.. You win in the short term, so if you have higher money bets on the table, you win more money. I used to average $400 per spin at venetian using this strategy. The pit boss sees you betting high and if you stay there for more than an hour, you can get comped.

The method of betting shows some hedging and backing of your bet (your guess at what single number will show up on the spin)

It is all pure luck, but it's not all mathematics.... have some liquer in ya and have fun.. let the numbers come to you and spread your bets out. You will lose in the long run at sitting at a table... so my rule is once you are up, made back your original starting money plus some extra spending money.. that if you lose big twice in a row, time to leave, you have hit the bad streak.

Go off and spend the casinos money on fun stuff, or try again at another casinio when you are feeling lucky.

Fight the 00!

pradaboy 01-17-2005 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by studio
CoolE,
You did not add in the money from the 4 17-1 bets that you will also collect on when the number comes up...

you said that that was just side money... not important to the system

Platinumpimp 01-17-2005 03:37 PM

Seriously, there's no such thing as a roulette system. :1orglaugh

dready 01-17-2005 03:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tipsy
The side bets will confuse matters there though. Presuming you reset the main bet when a side bet wins (and yes take a loss) then the math actually gets interesting especially if you run 100k spins through a simulator. However if you keep going until the main bet wins you can be very poor very quickly if the table doesn't go your way.


100K turns on a simulator would show us for sure!

pradaboy 01-17-2005 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FightThisPatent
Now that the "system" has been revealed,here's my betting system that has worked for me for 4 years.. and always won money.

Using this strategy at internext, i won $2,400 plus the $400 i started with.... i had a high fever during the trip so i couldn't show some other webmasters, so i'll type it up quickly here:


Roulette is about luck and lucky streaks, and it's not as mathematical to analyze.. the numbers DO NOT evenly distribute on the outcome. The numbers do mostly occur in the 2nd and 3rd sets (13 - 36)

here's a table layout for reference:
http://www.roulette.sh/table_layout.html

Assuming a $5 minimum inside bet:

Pick a number that comes to you (ie. 27)

Put down a chip on 27. Put the other 4 chips on other numbers within the 12 grouping (ie. 27 is in the 3rd 12). You can put it on black or red numbers, whichever pops out at you....

27 is a red color, put $5 on red.

27 is an odd number, put $5 on odd

27 is in the 3rd 12, put $5 on it.

(optionally), 27 is in the right hand column, put $5 on the 2to1 spot on the bottom of the column.

Total bet on table = $25 (counting the optional bet)

The wheel spins and if it is 27, you made:

#27 = $35
red = $5
odd = $5
3rd 12 = $10
3rd column = $10
-----------------
$65 + $21 of your money (you lost $4 on the single number bets)


hitting 27 is the best case, but wherever the ball landed, you may have a bet placed such that you cover your loss and allows you to keep playing.

worst case in the above scenario would be like a black 2 (example).. then you lose all of your money.

As you start winning, increase your bets.. so you are playing $5 per number, $10 per number, etc.. You win in the short term, so if you have higher money bets on the table, you win more money. I used to average $400 per spin at venetian using this strategy. The pit boss sees you betting high and if you stay there for more than an hour, you can get comped.

The method of betting shows some hedging and backing of your bet (your guess at what single number will show up on the spin)

It is all pure luck, but it's not all mathematics.... have some liquer in ya and have fun.. let the numbers come to you and spread your bets out. You will lose in the long run at sitting at a table... so my rule is once you are up, made back your original starting money plus some extra spending money.. that if you lose big twice in a row, time to leave, you have hit the bad streak.

Go off and spend the casinos money on fun stuff, or try again at another casinio when you are feeling lucky.

Fight the 00!

your winnings are off, you put $5 on every option so 27 gets you
$175 alone :2 cents:

Nicky 01-17-2005 03:41 PM

When I play roulette, I always do doubeling.....I start out at $10 on a color when that color ha snot come for 2 spins, than I double till I win, the most ive had to spin so far is 7 turns.....was abit sweaty at the 7th though :1orglaugh $640 bet to win $10 is abit stiff. LOL

baddog 01-17-2005 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FightThisPatent
Using this strategy at internext, i won $2,400 plus the $400 i started with.... i had a high fever during the trip so i couldn't show some other webmasters, so i'll type it up quickly here:


I feel cheated.

Fight the fever!

Tipsy 01-17-2005 03:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dready
100K turns on a simulator would show us for sure!

I just ran one and the results are 'interesting' but slightly differently played to his. The four outside bets are on single numbers and NOT split. Splitting is stupid. It simply increases the houses odds hugely. Also the bet is reset if any of the five numbers is hit as waiting for a single number will eventually make for very, very big bets.

I'm making sure I haven't cock up on the routines as if not the results are as I say...interesting.

The biggest problem is one of time. The simulator (providing I've made no mistakes) shows a profit BUT to keep within table limits bets have to be $1 and $1 bets make for a LOT os spins to win anything worthwhile.

Again I wanna check my routines and math as the brain gets rusty :)

FightThisPatent 01-17-2005 03:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pradaboy
your winnings are off, you put $5 on every option so 27 gets you
$175 alone :2 cents:


If you put $5 on just one number, then yes, 35:1 payout on a $5 bet would be $175.

For those starting out for the first time, putting down $5 bets can burn through your money.

When I play, i start out with $5 chips and make $5 bets on numbers. The payouts are alot higher (and so are the losses when you hit bad streaks).

Once you start winning, and you can modify the strategy, put $100 on black or red, put higher amounts on the 2nd or 3rd 12.

once you get comfortable with the betting strategy and winning, then you will get bolder and bet higher.

Above all, know when to stop. Hitting the bad streak early on can be very discouraging, that's why i suggest starting with the $1 bets to "feel out your luck streak".

Fight the 0!


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