1)Bet 4 chips 1-12

2)Bet 4 chips 3-12

3)Bet 1 chip on the 3 Nos. that you like in the 2-12 section.

4)Total O/L 11 chips.

If it lands in the 1-12 or 3-12 section , you make 1 chip profit each time.

If it lands on one of your 3 single Nos. in the 2-12 section ,you make 25 chip profit or 3.27 times your outlay , odds of 2.27/1

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I forgot to mention , if you hav`nt already guessed ,that this plan is for Roulett.

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yes a game close to my heart and a hand in my wallet.
thanks bhagwan a solid tip .
but we all hate the 0 dont we!
roulette has been a another ongoing project with mixed results.
i still head towards the neighbours "system"( a term used lightly)as a good allround payer if you get a run.
did i say if.
till later .

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[ This Message was edited by: rooburger on 2002-08-20 17:23 ]

You place 3 single chips over 3 numbers . one chip on each.

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Sorry, but you can't change a negative expectation game by varying your bets (unless you have information that provides an advantage, ie card counting, two headed coin, visions of the future etc)

It's just mathematically impossible.

Still, I hope you do win for a while, and manage to quit ahead when you realise you're fighting a battle you can't win.

Please don't use it. The only way to gain an advantage in roulette is being able to predict where the ball will land.

No betting system or progression will change the outcome of the game. The house will still have an edge.

I hope you step into the light and realise this. You might have some shorterm success, however, over the longrun you will slowly lose money. The more you play, the more likely the negative EV (house edge) will be realised.

Mr J, Advice taken because when I go to the casino I like to win, stop playing what ever I am winning at, have a drink then get out and don,t come back. Leave while your ahead.
Recommended to everybody
(except those with a gambling problem. you just stay there and lose all your money like a good fellow)

It's a good idea. A few years ago, when I started gambling, I was happy to win say $50. It'd pay for for the clubs and a few drinks.

If you win enough to pay off expenses, then it's you're entertainment is free.

My life is basically free now, but that's because I've got the edge in all of my gambling :wink: