>From the posts I have seen, roulette systems are strategies to help
>you win in roulette, or at least that is what they are suppose to do.
>The posts reflect that selling systems is a scam, is that only because
>no system can be 100%? Because you can't yet predict where the wheel
>will end up? Or are systems no more effective then random placement
>on the wheel?
Many FREE system you find will give you as much chance of winning as
any of the pricey rubbish you see for sale. They win sometimes they
lose sometimes and LUCK is the reason for your success with any of
them.
Free systems - many
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/freesystems/
Do NOT buy any of Izak's crap - it's worse than most.
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>Is the martingale system bad because it will eventually take large
>amounts of money? Even though it guarentees that you will break even
>up to the table max? Does the martingale system have an application
>when you are winning?
Some people say they win with the martingale - their bad luck is just
around the corner. You have to have steel balls to bet 300+ for a
chance to make $5. Not for me thanks.
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>I understand that the reason why you would use random number
>generators to evaluate a roulette system is because it allows you to
>do it quickly and with out spending money. But as far as I remember
>from software classes software RNG aren't completely random, only
>hardware RNG are. Which skews the results of the test. Does that fact
>just not matter?
You can get real casino results for the Hamburg Casino.
http://www.spielbank-hamburg.de/spielsaal/permanenzen.php4
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>Paulsy-- with the generated number list that you posted at one point,
>that had to do with the streets, what was the longest it went without
>hitting one of the streets? I dont have excel where I am so I cant
>look at the list. And what are all the streets anyway?
Not my streets. I think I downloaded that spreadsheet although I was
unsure what purpose or use it had.
Roulette forum - not much spam
http://www.gamblersglen.com/cgi-bin/teemz/teemz.cgi
Occasionally a system scammer tries to promote his crap - most get
shot down and disappear.
One system seller at gamblersglen suggested that it's not uncommon to
'stretch the truth' when you want to sell something. That's warning
enough to anyone who has any temptation to buy an expensive load of
crap that doesn't give you any advantage.
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