BECOME A EXPERT AND SPECIALIZE

[RichardGraceFan]

Once you have selected a game you want to specialize in, all you need to do is to start making decent gambling profits to become an expert. Becoming an expert sounds difficult, but it needn't be. An expert is simply someone who has studied his subject thoroughly, developed the skills he needs in order to succeed, and then mastered the art of applying those skills. Reading and re reading co-mingled with plenty of practice will make you a professional Roulette Gambler.

The bottom line is that your gambling profits are directly related to your level of expertise. So do the wise thing and become an expert, starting today.

Do you want to succeed in gambling? I mean truly succeed? Do you want to make big money, become financially independent, and take early retirement? If you do, I have some good news and some bad news.

The good news is that your dream isn't an impossible one. Many people have turned an amateur interest in gambling into a genuinely profitable career, and there's no reason why you can't do the same. More Pit Bosses quit their jobs to play Roulette then all other forms of gambling combined.

The bad news is that you won't be anything other than an amateur unless you decide to specialize in something. There's no way on earth that you can succeed as a gambler if you try to become a "Jack of all games and wind up a master of none."

To specialize, pick one type of gambling and then become an expert in your chosen field. It doesn't matter if you choose roulette, blackjack, poker, horse racing, or some other skill-based game. What does matter is that once you have made your choice, you should commit yourself to getting good -incredibly good - at that game to the exclusion of all others. Do this and the success you want will surely follow. Humans can do anything they put their mind to.

Part of those tools is a real expert understanding of Roulette. This is where these pros fall short, they don't really know enough about Roulette as they think they do. You only know what you know; you don't know what you don't know. I like to relate gambling to medicine. In order for one to be real good at something you must be a specialist. We specialize in Roulette. That's it! Nothing else. Actually we know little, or nothing about any of the other casino games, nor sports betting. Until Roulette we dabbled in the slots for a year or two, and all we learned is that you can possibly find a winning machine by walking around and patiently watching or asking people. They probably can tip you off. But back to Roulette. No one should say never, as we said before, never is a long time and you may have to eat your words.

You don't have to be a statistician to be a successful. You need knowledge and the feel of a good system. The key to successful gambling is to identify a good bet, when the odds and return are in our favor and then push it a little. The sad part is that most people will keep going to the casino and keep losing. That is because most people will not take the time to read and will take a short cut directly to the Systems – Big, Big, Big mistake. The information gives one the proper gambling mentality and discipline to be a winner. You need much more than just the System. Many people will not even take the time to learn.

The more you know about roulette the luckier you will be. Luck is directly proportionate to knowledge.
That doesn't mean when you read a book cover to cover that you will be lucky enough to win all the time, you won't. However, in time and with experience you can win most all the time.

The House's edge, which was until now impossible to beat is now only difficult to beat, but can be beaten with proper MONEY MANAGEMENT and a system that is designed to play as close to the House's Edge as possible. Much of this seems obvious now and may seem obvious to you as we bring it to your attention. However, believe me it took years to unfold.

Richard.

[JHM]

Nice article Richard. Thumbs for you.

[MR_Martingale]

Richard,

Your article is absolutely 100% right on!

Cheers

MM

[Herb]

More Pit Bosses quit their jobs to play Roulette then all other forms of gambling combined.

That's not true.

[Talesman]

Anyone who even discusses or uses the term "House Edge" (at least w/o defining their particular definition of it - within context) in such a missive is clueless.

Too bad.  While mostly re-hashed pap you can find anywhere on the Web it was fairly well written.  No substance, but good writing.  I see a bright future in fiction novels coming your way. keep at it.

[Talesman]

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