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Introduction, the anomalies, and a system

Started by simon, May 21, 2009, 12:33:39 PM

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simon

I am very happy to be hosting this special section of our wonderul forum.

This study group will focus on the anomalies to be found within the roulette betting layout, and systems and strategies we can use to exploit these imbalances for betting purposes.

Personally I have always felt that the key to beating roulette is by capitalizing on the inconsistencies we can find in the way the numbers, odd/even factors and colors are arranged within the betting layout.  I have developed a system that may turn the edge on this game by taking advantage of the imperfect roulette betting layout, but further testing is needed.

Much more specific information and examples will be coming soon...

I look forward to forum members helping me to test these kinds of systems, improve them, and contribute your own observations and creative strategies and ideas.

I hope this study group interests you.  Your comments, ideas and methodologies are welcome...


simon

We will reference the dozens as 1-2-3 (first, second and third dozens) and-- sitting at the end of the table facing the columns, we label the columns left to right A-B-C.  Observing the betting layout it is readily apparent that there are a predominance of black numbers in column B and red numbers in column C.  Players of the American wheel should take note that columns A and C present a large target on the wheel because of the blocks of contiguous numbers that columns A and C make up on the American wheel.

Less readily apparent is the fact that we have more black and even numbers (B/E) than black and odd numbers (B/O), and more red and odd numbers (R/O) than red and even numbers (R/E).  And we are fortunate to note that all of the B/E and R/O numbers can found in the first dozen and the 19/22 and 25/28 lines.  The only numbers that are not B/E and R/O in these sections are the 11 (B/O) and 12 (R/E) in the 7/10 line, and the 29 (B/O) and 30 (R/E) in the 25/28 line.  We also note that all of the numbers in the 13/16 and 31/34 lines are either B/O or R/E.

To be continued...

simon

The system I would like to focus on at this point in time is as follows:  We will be betting the 24 numbers that comprise the first dozen and 19/22 and 25/28 lines each and every time any of the numbers in the 13/16 and 31/34 lines hit (all B/O or R/E), and also if the 11, 12, 29, and 30 hits which will be in our winning sections, as these are also B/O and R/E numbers.

The bet will start at 2 chips on the 1/4, 7/10, 19/22 and 25/28 lines (8 chips total) following any occurence of a B/O or R/E number.  Re-bet the same following any loss to a zero or other losing number.  This will result in a net win of 4 chips, or a loss of 8 chips.  Upon any loss we start again with 2 chips on each of these lines.  Upon a win, we will wait for the next B/O or R/E number to hit and then parlay our previous winning bet and place 3 chips on each of the same lines we are betting (the 1/4, 7/10, 19/22 and 25/28.)  This will result in a net win of 6 chips or a loss of 12 chips.  After winning or losing the parlay bet, and after any loss, we go back to the first bet (2 chips on each line).

Essentially we are betting against a repeat of a B/O or R/E number, and we are profiting from the winning parlay bets, of which there will be many.

I find the easiest way to tally the results against spins is to add up the wins by circling all the +4's and +6's together (count these by 10's) and then go back and count up the stray +4's.  After I have tallied my wins, I then circle and count all the -8's and then multiply 8 by their total.  I write that down and then go back and circle and count the dreaded -12's, add that to the total loss number and then subtract the total losses from the total wins.

This system beat my 450 real spins that I personally recorded from real double zeroe wheels, and should do even better against a single zero wheel.  The profits are not dramatic (+54 units), but neither are the losses, as no dangerous progressions are involved with this system.

I would very much like to hear your results with this system, and also any ideas you may have to make it even better.

pins

if you look at the post roulette.you will see a arrangement of the numbers. this might be what you are looking for.

pins

to make it easier the post is by. kon-fu-sed on november the first.

WannaWin


Jeromin

Quote from: simon on May 21, 2009, 08:36:21 PM

This system beat my 450 real spins that I personally recorded from real double zeroe wheels, and should do even better against a single zero wheel.    The profits are not dramatic (+54 units), but neither are the losses, as no dangerous progressions are involved with this system.  


Well, it depends.   With such modest progression, and if it's as solid as it seems, profits are impressive.   Where I play, I could set one unit to as much as €20, with a table limit of €250.   Meaning a maximum bet of 3x4x20= €240, inside the limit.   54 units in 450 spins, a little under 8 hours, rounded up to 60 units ( single zero wheel ), that's 15 units in two hours.   15x€20=€300.  Even deducting €100 to pay for losing sessions, it's dramatic enough for me.  

viper5

Unfortunatelly the "anomalies" that u call of the lay out......can NOT give any advantage of betting.......the reason is couse they are on perpose fixed that was from the Inverter of roulette....


clubpenza

I could set one unit to as much as €20, with a table limit of €250.

insidebet

This is a non starter.  Forget it. There is no <<anomalies>>.  The odds are stacked against you, no matter what bet you make. 

Do you seriously think that after more than a hundred years no one would have found this anomalie before you?

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insidebet

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