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fifty chances to beat casinos :)
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There is no such thing as a 50% spot.
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the oddds are never 50/50 the casino always has a small advantage, 00 and 0 make all the difference, that is why it is there to give the casino a statistical advantage.
you will be maxed out by the max bet at the tabled. your plan has been around since the begging of gambling and it is the exact reason why they have max bets. do you think you invented this plan or someting? |
Oh god, not this theory again.
Read my lips: IT DOESN'T WORK I'll say it again: IT DOESN'T WORK Why? Roulette is not played on paper and the odds mean nothing. Each roll there is am (approx) 50/50 chance of red/black. So while doing the math may tell you that it hitting red 10 times in a row is statistically nearly impossible, it will happen and you're shit out of luck (and money). Don't waste your time/money. You'll lose and lose badly eventually. |
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your thread title is: "How to beat any casino - it works !" :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh what is the point of a theory that does not work? |
the odds of you losing 100 times in a row out of 200 spins are exactly the same as you losing 2 times in a row out of 4 spins... exactly 50% (not counting 0 and 00 for the sake of argument).
The problem with this theory is the idea that somehow the fact that the spins happen "in a row" has a magical effect on the wheel. Out of 10 spins: win win win win win lose lose lose lose lose or win lose win lose win lose win lose win lose the second one "feels" more likely but the odds are exactly the same. You spend your money trying to beat roulette, i'll keep investing in porn :) |
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wtf aare you people talking about THERE IS a 0 or 00, most casinos have both some have 1 of the 2. how can you take it out "for the sake off the argument" you take them out and you are no longer playing roulette. |
i agree metaman, my point was only that the odds of landing 100 reds in a row is exactly the same as getting 50 reds and then 50 blacks.
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yes you are totally correct, i am not aruging with your point, just pointing out funny the thread is, there is no basis for argument in the first place because it does not work. |
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How much money do you have laying around? do you have $10k to play fore then you can do this: and the win is $10 pr round. 10 + 20 + 40 + 80 + 160 + 320 + 640 + 1280 + 2560 + 5120 You have now been wrong 10 times in a row. You have lost app. $10k and you can't win them back because you dont have yet another $10k. If you had done nothing but winning you would have won at best $100 The risk does not add up and you WILL lose your money by playing like this irl. Even if you had insifficiant funds the table has a limit, and who the fuck want's to win 10 bucks if you have $50k? Martin Gale made this system and to some extend it does have an effect but if you know a little about programming make a simulation and see how radically it fails. |
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Oh yeah and I might need to comment on this as well I have people buying for $10k+/month traffic and they have done it recurring for some months now... Unless they are as stupid as you and just throwing money of the window, they do make a good profit from it. It's qaulity of it's kind. |
its all about the blackjack !!!!!
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More jewpidity from Elron. Awesome! =)
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Btw I might add what fails in your brain when you think that the martin gale system works
Your brain (limit people like you) will always try to create a "pattern" for what they fail to understand. You see this a bullet proof because you can't see that you have 50% each and every time and the varians don't nescasarily evens up in 10 rounds nor at 50. Now sit down with a cube. let 1-2-3 be black and let 4-5-6 be red. make 2000 strokes and you will get a somewhat picture of the way it varies. |
A friend of mine lost several thousand bucks with that system when he was still at school. He couldn't even pay for the gas to get back home.
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