This dude has the unbreakable system and the casinos asked him to leave 1000 uk dollars wow .must be really good.
.........What does a UK Dollar look like? ......... :o hehehehe I guess you meant a Pound right? Anyhow, do you have the system or did you just visit the site?
Cheers mate
Jakk
:D BTW mate, I was once very lucky and walked out with just short of 10K (In Rands) yet, nobody asked me to leave. I went back the next couple of days and gave them it all back anyway! hehehehehe. So it's difficult to believe that they would of banned him for that.
Cheers
Jakk
I just wrote a sim to test SEQUENTIAL ROULETTE.
I rotated the ECs as the table layout from left to right. That's low-18, even, red, black, odd, high-18 repeated as a sequence for every six bets. Here are the results below. The Author, from his own website says that six losses in a row is very rare.
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As you can see, the scammer is leading people to believe in his own beliefs. I can randomize the sequences every six spins and that ends up with the same kinds of results. I can use chaining where the order is derived from the previous six spin typed results. That compounding of randomizing the sequence still produces the same results. This guy is selling a book for 100 pounds sterling. He even offers an "End Game" book for 1,000 pounds sterling.
Buyer beware!
Well he made the uk newspaper do you you guys think its a scam now.
@ warrior
He could of got banned for any reason, & that's assuming the letter is legit.
I'm sure that book has been on sale for over a year, so it could all be a marketing ploy..... :rtfm:
i think your right
Gizmo,
I think you've got it wrong mate. As far as I can see he is not just playing the EC's as per your example but 'Cycling' a total of 17 bets 'outside and inside' the table. If you look at his website at the table layout examples you will see a total of '18' different positions from A to R. I could be wrong but I think he is playing them in order starting with the last number spun (ie A on the layout) right up to R until he hits a back to back repeat.
I am not saying that he is genuine or not but I have been playing this (and variations of the same) for 24hrs or so and I have yet to loose! I am just waiting for it to bust like everything else but could be worth a try if anybodies interested ;)
Just my 2 cents.
Regards Bali ;)
@ bali96
Pls feel free to open a thread explaining your way :good:
hope your winning continues..... 8)
Hi Xman,
Not sure how to open a new thread but please feel free to move this where you want. Firstly I am only testing (always testing) and am only playing in fun mode @ Dublin.
Ok the way I see it is you start by placing 1 chip on the last spun number, if hit great start over. If you miss then discard the previous bet and place 1 chip on the latest number and the next number on the layout ie the number spun is 13 so you put a chip on the split 13/14. If you hit :yahoo: if not discard this bet and move to a street ie, number 20 was the last number hit so you place a chip on the street 19/20/21. Again if you hit great start over if you miss then move your bet to a quad ie, number 1 hit so place 1 chip on the quad 1/2/4/5. If you still hane'nt hit then progress to a line and then a dozen (x3) then the columns (again x3) and finally the EC's (always playing the relevant dozen/column/EC that last spun out).
I have been experimenting with various other ways of playing this, some work better than others. The example above so far has not reached the EC's before hitting back to back. Hope this makes sense.
Happy testing if you choose to :good:
Bali
1. Just because someone is on tv doesn't mean they are credible. Recently "Ron parsons" from casino busters was on tv demonstrating his system. He was in the papers too, claiming that he will distribute his winning roulette system because he's upset at casinos for using card shuffling machines - he said soon his players will earn something like $70m from crown casino, or some similar outrageous figure, and there's nothing the casino can do about it - it's revenge for their card shuffle machines. This is rubbish. His system is a scam using red/black bets and attempts to use a progression after wins. He demonstrated his system to the reporters, who obviously had no clue about roulette. He won in the short term, but just about any system can if you use progression. Several of my players were scammed by him. I have been sent his system and his methodology has no chance of winning. His method would only work if the odds of black spinning next after say 10 reds was any different, which they arent - not even remotely because nothing is "due" to happen.
2. The newspaper article says no other people have beaten roulette, and no other system worked. This is complete rubbish. Many people have beaten roulette, many are regularly beating roulette, and there are actually many different methods that actually work in the long term.
bali96
There is a SEQUETIAL ROULETTE system download by JLP is this the same system????
Bella,
I have not seen JLP's system and it does not appear to be in the downloads section. What I posted above was simply my take on what I read on the guys website that's all. As per usual with any system I have found myself going off at tangents with different ideas. All I can say is from my limited testing the maximum time before a back to back repeat (as per earlier post) was eleven.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Bali
Bali
What you describe is called a "parachute". Lord, it's as old as dirt! Been on this forum forever. You start at the smallest and the "chute" gradually opens until you are at the largest and you drift softly down. Don't count on it! This parachute will bust your arse on the pavement!
Sam
I saw this post on GG regarding "Sequential Roulette", which might be of interest.
QuoteI've just had a chat with the proprietor of the High Stakes bookshop. He has met the seller and confirms that he was definitely banned, it's not just a story to boost sales. Apparently this guy was only expecting his story to end up in a local paper but somehow the national press got hold of it, and he's finding it all a bit overwhelming.
The system itself (which he probably will be selling for around £500, not £1000) is (surprise, surprise) based on a pretty hefty progression. To put it in perspective, you will need a minimum bankroll of £2,500, using a base bet of 10p! According to the High Stakes guy it's a pretty clever idea, BUT not infallible. In fact he's insisting that the author not claim it's unbreakable, otherwise he's not going to sell it through his shop. The odds of losing your bank are very small, but it WILL happen to someone.
So there you have it. Same old, same old.
Quote from: WARRIORWell he made the uk newspaper do you you guys think its a scam now.
Those papers which published the story aren't known for their objectivity, to put it mildly. If they think a story will sell papers (and the more sensational, the better), then it's fair game. He may well have been banned, but it doesn't follow that the system is what he claims it is.
Good posts Tangram :clapping: !!
Carlitos 8)