What would you do if you'd find a roulette system/strategy that works?

[me]

Hi everyone.   watching this forum from a while and now I decided to join
I'm really curious what whould you do IF .  .  . 

Only 2 options for the answer because selling ( like many do online for double digits amount of money )  a working roulette system/strategy sound stupid . 

So.  .  .   what you'd do ? Publish it ? Hold on to it ?

Thank you !

[A3on47]

Hi everyone.   watching this forum from a while and now I decided to join
I'm really curious what whould you do IF .  .  .  

Only 2 options for the answer because selling ( like many do online for double digits amount of money )  a working roulette system/strategy sound stupid .  

So.  .  .   what you'd do ? Publish it ? Hold on to it ?

Thank you !

You couldn't start your first topic with a better sentence!  


No one with a winning system would sell it! If it wins, you don't need more money. If you want to give it, publish it or choose a close group of friends to teach!

It's sad that a lot of people still spends their money in scammers  


Well anyway, back in topic, that is a hard question.
To be honest I don't know. I think I would choose only "good people" to teach ! Hehe

Best regards,
Afonso

[me]

@A3on47   Scenario :  one finds ( lets pretend ) a system/strategy that works .  That would stop ( in short time ) roulette being played on casinos, right ? - or drastic change of roulette playing rules ? ( if freely made available )

Now that person wouldn't be one of the most hated ( by casino owners ) person in the world ?

[A3on47]

In my noble opinion... That is impossible !

Think a little... What would be easiest and more profitable for casinos:
Close their doors and stop the business because of one guy
or
Just pay someone to kill him

Ok this is a bad scenario ! ahah

Now honestly, it will be very hard for someone to provoke that. Even if someone finds the holy grail, there are always haters that say it will not work, that keep people way from it. Just a few will use it
Casino will not even notice

Cheers,
Afonso

[me]

Lol, I'm not talking about killings and such

And aswell not talking about one guy . . .  I said IF made freely available to any roulette player ( published ).  Then it won't be only one guy

P. S.  Still no votes I see lol

[me]

fender thank you for your reply.  thing is I'm not talking about millionaires but normal people ( never gonna understand why a millionaire would play casino games ).

Scenario 2 ( lol ) :  10-20 ppl on a table being able to wipe out a casino in 1 - days .   THAT would be dangerous isn't it ?

[sherminator]

I voted to hold on to it.
Look at it this way, if some stranger came up to you in the street and asked for your job, would you just give it to him (maybe if you really hated your job!)
Your job feeds you and your family and gives you some security for the future.
There is nothing to stop someone giving some of his winnings away to good causes if he feels like it.

[A3on47]

I like sherminator way of thinking

[sherminator]

Thank you Afonso,

If you were the MD of a company with shareholders, you would have a responsibility to ensure the shareholders benefitted from the growth of your business.
A professional gambler may look at his children and grandchildren and think along the same lines.

The game of blackjack changed considerably once it was proven that the game could be beaten by professional card counters.
Roulette has also changed significently over the last few years in subtle ways which may have gone unnoticed to many.
If a mechanical/fluid strategy was found which did give an edge and many people started playing it, the casinos would take countermeasures to protect the shareholders. 

There is no sentiment if you step up to the professional ranks, be that in business, sports, gaming etc. . . .

In gambling, a fool and his money are soon parted.  I think it would also be wise to assume a fool and his winning strategy could soon be parted as well.

[Danger Man]

True professionals would not give their secrets away to anyone, nor would they even sell them or write a book about them or publicise them on a forum. It's like an invention that you know is going to make you a lot of money. Literally, a price cannot be put on that. Why would you even consider putting it at risk? It's OK hypothetically saying "Yes, I'd share it". But in reality, when it dawns on you that you have a very powerful thing, it's natural to want to protect it for as long as possible. When, or if, it becomes impossible, then you can cash in on it.

Like wiping the 2---1 dozens off the board. I AM DEADLY SERIOUS.

What difference would that make? You can just play wheel-based dozens instead. Table and wheel based dozens both have the same probability of hitting on any spin therefore there is no difference at all. It sounds like a cliche, but if "the Zone" was it, the real deal, rest assured that it would have been discovered literally centuries ago. Every casino on the planet would have folded long before you were even born. The truth is, if the zone was the holy grail of roulette systems there'd already be countermeasures against it. As far as I know there isn't. Do you actually even know how long roulette has been around?

[Noble Savage]

Dangerman you don't want to believe you could be wrong so its pointless even trying to reason with you.

Reason?

Who's the one claiming to beat a classical casino game with negative expectancy using a bet selection based on that old "if x misses y times, x becomes more likely to appear" fallacy, along with a limited double-up as you lose limited progression?

Last time I checked it was YOU. You live in a fantasy world where casinos are places people can go to each day, play a simple system and win and you want people to follow you.

It must be a coincidence that those who do follow you tend to be those who can't produce a correct English sentence.

[cheese]

You live in a fantasy world where casinos are places people can go to each day, play a simple system and win and you want people to follow you>>

I think everybody who believes him SHOULD follow him right to the casino with their life savings. The only lessons really learned are the hard lessons. Why argue about it? Let Fender jump off the roof with his paper wings and see how far he can fly. I'll bet its about as far as a falling stone.

[hamsup_sotong]

You live in a fantasy world where casinos are places people can go to each day, play a simple system and win and you want people to follow you>>

I think everybody who believes him SHOULD follow him right to the casino with their life savings. The only lessons really learned are the hard lessons. Why argue about it? Let Fender jump off the roof with his paper wings and see how far he can fly. I'll bet its about as far as a falling stone.

Are you going to bet your life savings on that bet?? hahaha :p

[husky]

I at first didn't want to sell, then did, now when my system really wins big with the bankroll I've hardly collected, I don't offer it anymore. When you also look from the point of a seller, giving it for one payment doesn't move you much forward. Nobody will give a lot of money for such a thing, but with the small amount, if your system really works, you'll earn it in a day.

That way you don't have to bother with explaining, complaints if the buyer loses, problems with learning him just the way you have it in your head and possible situation that many people will play the same numbers as you, so you will not win as before, or will not win at all. Casinos have approx 99% payback. Never less or more. So if a lot people play like you in a certain casino, you split up the cake.

Don't sell, play as much as you can and keep it for your kids.

[me]

. . .  But in reality, when it dawns on you that you have a very powerful thing, it's natural to want to protect it ( AND yourself I may add ) for as long as possible.  . . .

One of the sanest ( if such word exist ) reply so far.

[me]

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