Scam or money making system? What do you think of these?
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Worlds-1st-ROU...QQcmdZViewItem
Personally I say scam. I've seen a few of these types of thing over the years but have never trusted them. Personally I don't believe there is a 100% winning system for roulette as it's a game of chance. Totally random. You cant accurately predict randomality, else it wouldn't be random.
BUT, I've always wondered.... what if it really does work, and I'm passing up a great opportunity?
What are others' views on this?
Personally I say scam. I've seen a few of these types of thing over the years but have never trusted them. Personally I don't believe there is a 100% winning system for roulette as it's a game of chance. Totally random. You cant accurately predict randomality, else it wouldn't be random.
BUT, I've always wondered.... what if it really does work, and I'm passing up a great opportunity?
What are others' views on this?
Definately sounds like a scam to me. The only way he is making money from the roulette wheel is by doing this e-bay scam.
It is possible to cheat in casinos using card counting methods to just very slightly stack the odds back in your favour but even then it is hard to do and the casinos all know about it.
It is possible to cheat in casinos using card counting methods to just very slightly stack the odds back in your favour but even then it is hard to do and the casinos all know about it.
Keep your money in your pocket mate.
It will be somekind of 'martingale' system where you bet red or black and simply keep doubling your stake when you lose.
So you bet £1 on red. If it's black, you stake £2 on red next time. Then £4. You get the idea. Eventually, Red will win (so the theory goes) at which point, you recover all previous losses and make the £1 you originally wanted to make.
In theory it works. But it only takes a bad run and you need a bank account like Bill Gates to play. After 10 losses, you're staking £1024 to make your £1 profit.
And even if you have the money and balls to do it, you'd find the casinos set a maximum limit.
Can I have my £50 now mate ?
It will be somekind of 'martingale' system where you bet red or black and simply keep doubling your stake when you lose.
So you bet £1 on red. If it's black, you stake £2 on red next time. Then £4. You get the idea. Eventually, Red will win (so the theory goes) at which point, you recover all previous losses and make the £1 you originally wanted to make.
In theory it works. But it only takes a bad run and you need a bank account like Bill Gates to play. After 10 losses, you're staking £1024 to make your £1 profit.
And even if you have the money and balls to do it, you'd find the casinos set a maximum limit.
Can I have my £50 now mate ?
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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Originally Posted by boon
Keep your money in your pocket mate.
It will be somekind of 'martingale' system where you bet red or black and simply keep doubling your stake when you lose.
So you bet £1 on red. If it's black, you stake £2 on red next time. Then £4. You get the idea. Eventually, Red will win (so the theory goes) at which point, you recover all previous losses and make the £1 you originally wanted to make.
In theory it works. But it only takes a bad run and you need a bank account like Bill Gates to play. After 10 losses, you're staking £1024 to make your £1 profit.
And even if you have the money and balls to do it, you'd find the casinos set a maximum limit.
Can I have my £50 now mate ?
It will be somekind of 'martingale' system where you bet red or black and simply keep doubling your stake when you lose.
So you bet £1 on red. If it's black, you stake £2 on red next time. Then £4. You get the idea. Eventually, Red will win (so the theory goes) at which point, you recover all previous losses and make the £1 you originally wanted to make.
In theory it works. But it only takes a bad run and you need a bank account like Bill Gates to play. After 10 losses, you're staking £1024 to make your £1 profit.
And even if you have the money and balls to do it, you'd find the casinos set a maximum limit.
Can I have my £50 now mate ?
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PassionFord's crazy fool!
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I can't remember exactly what I did now. I know I was doubling it at first. I endd up blowing about £300.
I do remember that the next number after I ran out of cash was a black tho........
I do remember that the next number after I ran out of cash was a black tho........
there is another version - you use the "bonus" money the house gives you for signing up & bet 1 credit on each number every spin & lose 2 or 3 credits each spin (numbers pay 35:1 dont they ?) as there is 37 number or something - the earner is the fact that you cant withdraw the house bonus cash until you have bet something like 8 times that whole sign up deposit, but if you only lose 2 credits or dollars a spin you use up the required bets & still get to withdraw most of the bonus after 40 or 80 spins or something ! - sounds convoluted but it made me 90 dollars for 25mins work! (unfortunately it only works once for each different casino)
you must read the rules about claiming withdraws as some casinos insist on betting 8 or 16 times the initial deposit & bonus !!
there is another one that has to be done at 1 player only betting shop websites that use certain types of program - still trying to work that one out properly - its something to do with these more basic games cannot generate a truely random number
i'll work that one out one day!!
you must read the rules about claiming withdraws as some casinos insist on betting 8 or 16 times the initial deposit & bonus !!
there is another one that has to be done at 1 player only betting shop websites that use certain types of program - still trying to work that one out properly - its something to do with these more basic games cannot generate a truely random number
i'll work that one out one day!!
There are ways of stackimng the odds *slightly* in your favour but 'win every time'? I think not
Put it this way - if you knew this system and you 'won every time' - would you try & sell it off on ebay for £50 a pop? Nah!!
I'd be retiring on my casino winnings!!
Put it this way - if you knew this system and you 'won every time' - would you try & sell it off on ebay for £50 a pop? Nah!!
I'd be retiring on my casino winnings!!
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