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#2802
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Originally Posted by ECOSNIGE
I need money im tottally skint anyone lol fing roulette
whats youre username,i can spare a little
#2803
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Originally Posted by Sean_RS
Whats the best way to make money when your startin off... i can pickpocket 100% but that makes me all of $4!!
complete the missions,and get involved in OC'S
put up your username and ill send you a little cash
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Originally Posted by twitchyrear
Originally Posted by Sean_RS
Whats the best way to make money when your startin off... i can pickpocket 100% but that makes me all of $4!!
complete the missions,and get involved in OC'S
put up your username and ill send you a little cash
#2805
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try the red black method on roulette, you have to be very unlucky to fail,
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
#2813
10K+ Poster!!
Originally Posted by S1 Lee
try the red black method on roulette, you have to be very unlucky to fail,
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
ooo thats works!!!
best with 10.000 then 20k 40k 80 k etc!!
#2815
Did Someone Mention TUV
iTrader: (1)
Originally Posted by S1 Lee
try the red black method on roulette, you have to be very unlucky to fail,
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
#2831
10K+ Poster!!
Originally Posted by J871yhk
woohoo thanks dude...
going to be much more careful this time!
aLex
going to be much more careful this time!
aLex
now need to make it grow ten fold and I'm back to were I started!!
Alex
#2834
Did Someone Mention TUV
iTrader: (1)
Originally Posted by cossierich330
Originally Posted by S1 Lee
try the red black method on roulette, you have to be very unlucky to fail,
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??
right. it all depends how much cash you have as you double up every time.
here's an example-
100 red, lose
200 red, lose
400 red, lose
800 red, win
then you move to black and begin
100 black
200 black, if you win swap back over to red and so on and so on.
you need to have enough cash to cover about 7 losses on any one colour, its very rare to over 7.
you always double up so as you can imagine it can be expensive if it goes wrong.
if you started on $500 and lost 7 times the bet would be at $64000 plus all the previous bets. eg 64k, plus 32k, plus 16k etc
the idea behind it is when you eventually win u cover your losses.
anyone understand??