With roulette, have you ever felt so close, yet so far with a system you have been using? It stood up over many trials, only to fall short, dashing your hopes it could be a consistent winning system?
Questions, I would like to pose to the members here:
1. when should you give up on a system?
2. Roulette is a game of cycles, where your system maybe very effective, as it's within the "winning cycle". Therefore, after how many spins, should you stop if your system starts to make losses? Should you stick with it, hoping the cycle with come again or quit and come back another time? Frustrating is when, you stop and then notice the cycle has kicked in again.
does this system have a progression?
if so, have you tried a different prgression?
most of are still looking for the winning system, it's why we come to forums like this.
i'm sure that most of us also, have been in the same position, really believing in a method, only to see it crash and burn.
personally, i believe that winning methods do exist. i also think that a winning method wouldn't just be a mechanical process, but would need intervention and constant tweaking, i. e. triggers, virtual betting, stopping betting etc.
if you believe in your method, for good reasons, stick with it and try to see it through.
how many of us have the basis of a winning method method, but have given up on it too soon? - we'll never know.
thanx for the reply. No, I only use flat batting.