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ming

the only way to stop doing your bollocks is to stop but go to fairandopengambling website and theres a petition to get them banned

jonnosm

Had a go at this on the William Hill games section with demo cash. Gained 100 points in about half an hour using the exact system described. Not tested it on the real money play yet, though.

As with any roulette system, you need to know when to say when and have a cut off before you start losing too much money. Also, unless I'm doing it wrong, the progression doesn't ensure you get all the money back you lost.

Regardless, I will be trying this on a real money game some time soon, and will try to remember to post my findings.

jonnosm

Had a go at it with real money. Doubled my money yesterday. Unfortunately lost it all today in what was a 2 minute game at dinner time.

However, that's probably more my doing, as I adopted a Martingale-style system to try and recover losses from previous spins, and that's not what your theory suggests.

I calculated that, to use this system incorporated with Martingale, the progression should be (if you're willing to lose 1 unit in some instances):
1-1-2-3-6-11-19-35-63-112.

I've tried the Martingale system before and the software available that tells you what to bet, and ended up £200 up at one point after starting with a bank of £15 within a week. I lost it all in a matter of minutes, though.

luke88

just to let you know that the only way to beat the roulette machines is to actually hack into the system, you see these machines are fixed sometimes as you may have seen, especcially ladbrokes with the flash numbers i mean how the hell do you know whats going to come out, u cant its a 1 in 36 chance, the only winner is the book makers take my advice dnt play them unless you can hack into the system, hope that helped you to save money

catkins

I work with Computer Software and I went for a job interview with one of the largest online gambling companies in the United Kingdom.I learnt quite a bit about what goes on inthe background with these computerised gambling systems.I would say that the roulette systems in the bookies and even the fruit machines in the pubs work the same way.
These systems are much smarter than you might think They use randomising algorithms along wth statistical weights and scales analysis Essentially the gameplay will be different depending on who is playing the machine.It's Decision Support/ Knowledge based system software that can actually work out a punters behaviour by looking up database tables etc.So don't think there is an easy way to crack them.They will sucker you in with a few sweetners then you get hooked and lose your money.You would be better off playing real poker or gambling on racehorses or football results.I remember the good old days of electromechanical fruit machines like the Bally Medallist one arm bandits It's different now though your up against increasingly smarter computer systems.

pean

The reason online casinos don't work and the Bookies are suicidal is because the spins are illogical and the punters logical. They work on the basis that if you do every number except just 2 of them, say 5,6 for example the 35 numbers which are covered are put into the mix only once. The 2 numbers which are not covered are put in 35 times. Therefore when the rng comes in there is a greater chance og the ones you haven't done coming up. This complies with the gambling act as it is random. But the act does not say the numbers have to be equal. Several of the large bookmakers use this software in the UK.

primecuts

great read cheers

ming

with trigger numbers, i used to play off certain numbers i.e
34 comes in then bet on every number ending in 4

this used to work occasionally but it was just a way of getting punters to put more money in
then ladbrokes brought out another roulette type that had along the top of the screen
ending in 1's,ending in 2's etc...

this made it easier but just proved that they know about trigger numbers and what a mug i was

panther88

Ive lost alot of money of roulette