If everyone says that systems don't work, why bother having a forum for it?

[RouletteFanatic]

Just wondering.

[Mr J]

I have asked that same question at RF. 'Systems' is in the title of the board and systems (methods) are somewhat taboo there, talking about it. Your overall point is a good one.  Ken

[Fripper]

Because some people like to share things and some still believe that there is a method or system that can win. A community is for people to share their opinions and thoughts.

[Boo_Ray]

Just wondering.

Just wondering why you can't put it in the right section...

[Davey-Jones]

Just wondering.

To sell BS systems to pigeons! Duh!!!

[NS]

This system won't work.








Wait... what?

[Mr J]

  Its the Soggy Bottom Boys! 

[medo]

I never said that.On the contrary.It is very simple,
for these that know how.

[maestro]

probably was time when people where wondering and came up to creation of this forum. . . all i can say if you did post it here your question so you are on the right path. . as they say <wondering this is where all began>

[GLC]

In the past, I have lost quite a few $$$ in the casinos.  I would play things like Keno, slots, wheel-of-fortune.  As you all can guess, I lost a whole lot more than I won.  Then, I started playing Blackjack.  Learned to count and play advanced strategies.  Did much better, but still didn't win consistantly and it was anything but playing, it was the hardest work I've ever done.

Now that I have started studying roulette, my losses have been cut to a minimum.  Often times, I actually win quite a bit and even stay ahead of the game for long periods of time.  Maybe there's no system that wins every time, but for me, just cutting my losses down to almost nothing makes it worth it.  I'm looking for the system that loses the least for the long run, because with a little luck, I could actually wind up being a long-term winner.

Help me out,

GLC

[medo]

In the past, I have lost quite a few $$$ in the casinos.  I would play things like Keno, slots, wheel-of-fortune.  As you all can guess, I lost a whole lot more than I won.  Then, I started playing Blackjack.  Learned to count and play advanced strategies.  Did much better, but still didn't win consistantly and it was anything but playing, it was the hardest work I've ever done.

Now that I have started studying roulette, my losses have been cut to a minimum.  Often times, I actually win quite a bit and even stay ahead of the game for long periods of time.  Maybe there's no system that wins every time, but for me, just cutting my losses down to almost nothing makes it worth it.  I'm looking for the system that loses the least for the long run, because with a little luck, I could actually wind up being a long-term winner.

Help me out,

GLC

Agree George.

[Norman Bates]

I think that the Xfactor in bringing your odds against the house is subjective which make these systems work.   You just have to get a feel for it.   That is something no casino can take away.   Knowing when to increase your bet, or leave the table with a win or a loss, is an art form practiced by the profesional gambler.   I think that everybody else just wants to have a good time.   With this sharing of ideas generates new ideas for adding to the excitement of winning.

[Allin]

But not appropriate section though.

[NS]

>> But not appropriate section though >>>  lol you didn't like the method?..... I think its a good method, better than the average method. With some discipline and patience it does WELL, but its NO holy grail. You'll still lose in the long run.... but hey you can still brag about the wins here when you feel insecure against those AP's (cough). lol    NS

[NS]

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