Simple, save up $772. place all of it on one single roulette number. If it hits you would win $27,792. Place all your winnings again on the same single roulette number (or any other number of your preference). If it hits again you would win about a million dollars in net profit.
The chances of this happening is 1/1396. I don't suggest doing this everytime. But with a stroke of luck and some spare money you could be an insta-millionaire in 2 spins.
Edit: For the poor man's method you can try $7 and win $10k. Or for a method in between, $78 to win $100k
How in the world does $7 give you $10,000 and $78 give you $100,000? Your math is WAY off in my opinion. Lol.
Ever heard of table limits?
They are there to protect you as much as the casino.
$7 dollars on one number. Then put all the winnings on a single number again. Same for the $72.
You are a bit short on both calculations since you only get paid 35:1 and get to keep your bet. Limitwise you might get away with the 7 dollar bet but the 78 dollar bet you would have to verify with the management on the second round.
Dreams can be great.
Quote from: RouletteFanatic on February 27, 2011, 03:21:31 AM
Simple, save up $772. place all of it on one single roulette number. If it hits you would win $27,792. Place all your winnings again on the same single roulette number (or any other number of your preference). If it hits again you would win about a million dollars in net profit.
The chances of this happening is 1/1396. I don't suggest doing this everytime. But with a stroke of luck and some spare money you could be an insta-millionaire in 2 spins.
Edit: For the poor man's method you can try $7 and win $10k. Or for a method in between, $78 to win $100k
Is Norman Bates your brother?
Ken
This cat must have seen the movie"CASABLANCA " too many times when Rick Blaine told a young man to let it ride 3 times on number 22 Black.
Nathan Detroit
On another threat I wrote there are no stupid questions ,but this is one.
lol ;D
if you try this frequently, can become bankruptcy earlier than millionaire.
Lol the flaw is table max.
Quote from: RouletteFanatic on February 27, 2011, 03:21:31 AM
Simple, save up $772. place all of it on one single roulette number. If it hits you would win $27,792. Place all your winnings again on the same single roulette number (or any other number of your preference). If it hits again you would win about a million dollars in net profit.
The chances of this happening is 1/1396. I don't suggest doing this everytime. But with a stroke of luck and some spare money you could be an insta-millionaire in 2 spins.
Edit: For the poor man's method you can try $7 and win $10k. Or for a method in between, $78 to win $100k
Obviously you have never played roulette at a real casino - ever.
Just what wisdom are you sharing with us then; even your math is wrong?
Do you take any responsibility if someone took this crazy idea and lost their money with it?
My guess is that you've never really gambled, poor at math, and could care less if you hurt other folks with your tidbits of knowledge - you leave a wake of destruction behind you.
But that's just a Wild Ass Guess; I could be wrong.
So thanks but no thanks on the technique......
What about to buy one 6x49 lottery ticket for $1 when there is 50 millions and win. If it is in your karma you will win it with one dollar. Work on your karma it would clear even your brain. Two flies with one shot.
Hermes
roulettefanatic is right on with his calculations. if you put down $28 on a single number and win that is $4,325. Let that ride and if you win that is $1,237,987 . do the math it works. I've already done it.
CD
Quote from: hermes on March 16, 2011, 06:22:41 PM
What about to buy one 6x49 lottery ticket for $1 when there is 50 millions and win. If it is in your karma you will win it with one dollar. Work on your karma it would clear even your brain. Two flies with one shot.
Hermes
If you are working on your karma, why would you kill two flies - surely that won't help?
Quote from: Clothdog on March 19, 2011, 01:13:00 AM
roulettefanatic is right on with his calculations. if you put down $28 on a single number and win that is $4,325. Let that ride and if you win that is $1,237,987 . do the math it works. I've already done it.
CD
"I've already done it."
You won $1,237,987? Wow, congrats.
No, in my head! Lol!
cd