Power Roulette -Comments

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It's basically about continually tracking the last ten nos to come up, and based on your decision to make a "power play"-- pick an area that the dealer has been coming back to, or a "blank play"-- pick an area that the dealer hasn't hit because he's all over the place, you back a block of seven nos for five spins, with a slight progression.

OK, what can I add to that? Well first let me explain that the guy provides a way of charting the wheel so you can see where the hits are and how far apart, but you can do that with any wheel chart. He also provides a way to keep abreast of the last ten hits. He also provides a bet card that is useful for finding your nos on the layout to bet. It's like a neighbouring no chart only better because on it you can find your "key no", which will be at the center of the block of 7 nos you will betting, and the other 6 nos to the right of it in correct order, lowest to highest, so you can find the nos quickly on the layout.

The method is basically that you watch where the recent hits are on the wheel and decide if you see a pattern or not. The pattern is either that the dealer seems to be coming back to the same section every 2 or 3 spins or else he is all over the place. If you don't see one of these patterns after 10 to 15 spins you try another table or another dealer. You bet right away if you see one of these patterns. A "Blank" bet will be at the center of the largest blank area after 10 spins (area should not be less than 9 nos.) A "Power" bet will be on a section that's getting hit.

The progression requires 140 units. It is 5 bets on 7 nos, with 2, then 3, then 4, then 5, then 6 chips per no. You either win 58, 73, 81, 82, or 76, or else you lose 14, 35, 63, 98, 140. He suggests you leave the table after 3 hits, leave the casino after 2 bust-outs.

Here are some refinements of the Power Roulette system:

After you have commanded the different kinds of Power plays which you pick up from the tape, you now need to learn to be more discriminative when the configuration of the numbers appeared to form the Power play. You only play the "clean" Powers, so to speak. "Clean" Powers are those 3 qualified numbers within 7 spins within 7 consecutive space which are independent from another (other) 3 qualified numbers which also qualify for a Power Play. In other words, if you have two Power Plays which are closed to each other or overlap each other, they aren't considered "clean", and thus we don't play. This qualifying step will eliminate 30% of the losers.

To make the play even stronger, you may also want to consider qualifying the first clean Power Play on paper first. Once one clean Power Play has won on paper, you play the second clean Power Play when it appears. But make sure that this happens with the same dealer and within 15 spins. Otherwise, you start it all over again. I have over 90% successful plays by using this procedure so far. But you may find that you need more patience at the same time; sometimes you may have to wait for 5 or 6 dealers to have just only one play. But I'd rather be more conservative and win consistently than playing more and lose more.

Good Luck !

Credit goes to: SIMON

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P.S. Above is a transcription I found... you can extract the basics of the system from it.

[bizmoan]

can you explain more clearly the 'CLEAN" powerplay so to speak with some examples im a little confused on this....thanks victor.

[EddessaKnight]

Hi Bizmean, Victor, et al-

As I mentioned on a previous PR thread, many moons ago when I was chasing the Golden Fleece of roulette methodologies I developed a non glamourous, fast & furious playing strategy that I wish to share with those who are inclined to play dealer signatures, etc.

Pre-Qulaify-
Find croup who spining the ball in a steady consistent manner.
Clock the wheel as to what approx number he releasae the ball and if the ball is mostly hitting opposite side of the wheel from release number, I.e. releasing near 35 and ball lands on 36. We simply play a 9 number segment surrounding the 36 neighbors. 9 contiguous  number segment ex. #10-27-00-13-36-24-3-15-34.

You won't break the bank, as the odds of hitting are 29 to 1 but you will get paid of at 35 to 1. Also you can't stay at the table for more than several wins or until the pit boss taps you out.  

No devices, computers or stop watches or convoluted math  necessary, just pick up the casino table roulette cards and use them as a reference. Very fast and profitable. Just eye ball the dealer release point and clock
where the ball is landing.

[highlight]Back Check against the Marquee and based on the results you get, make up your own mind[/highlight].


No Worries,
EddessaKnight    

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