Roulette Question
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yes there is, lowest i've seen is $1, and the highest minimum is hmm, i think $100, but i could be wrong.. I know there was some in montreal with a minimum of $100, and the lowest minimum I saw there was $25.. But for ontario the lowest is $1, you have to be there at a certain time for that though.. sometimes minimum is higher, like $2 or $5.
Thanks again both of you for the quick reply on the roulette question... now I'll give you something else to think about. I came across a website with a roulette system that , believe it or not does not lose,or so it seems. I sound like a damn affiliate but you know I'm not.... I tested it repeatedly and it makes money, thus my ? about minimums. I tested it at 3 online casinos and as long as I played for fun it made money. Whether I play for real money is the dilemma. I also wonder what a real casino would do to prevent a person from using it. I don't want to POff LT so if I get his OK I'll post the site, otherwise I'll just post the system itself. LT?
Incidently has anyone used an online casino or is it all a con?
Incidently has anyone used an online casino or is it all a con?
There is no system existing that will perform well on the longer run. That’s the fact about gambling. If you know about any system that performs good on the short run, it would be fine if you can provide some details. Of course if LT agrees, since this is a lottery site.Karnac said:
Snides, thanks for the info. I've been there several times (at the old one) at "dead" daylight hours and never saw anything that low. Might try my luck next spring.
1. Blackjack has illegal systems to break the table
2. Roulette has legal system(s) (not to say that you will not get banned after the first success)
All casinos in the world are aware of ALL systems. All casinos do NOT like losing money, especially not a whole table's worth. End of story.
Tomtom, there are two exceptions to that statement at the casino.tomtom said:
1. Blackjack has illegal systems to break the table
2. Roulette has legal system(s) (not to say that you will not get banned after the first success)
All casinos in the world are aware of ALL systems. All casinos do NOT like losing money, especially not a whole table's worth. End of story.
It’s nice to hear a different opinion, even if you don’t agree with it and it finishes with the “end of story”. I do not play in casinos, but know that every legal one has a table maximum. Taking into account a table maximum, all the known systems seem to be impractical on a longer run.shirazbai said:
LOL, sorry Tomtom, the "end of story" was not directed at you. It was just used to say "don't mess with casinos", that is all. That is why it was in that last paragraph. 
I only interjected, because you said "in the long run". Actually, those systems work only because of that. They work over the long run, looking for short runs of certain favorable patterns.
I only interjected, because you said "in the long run". Actually, those systems work only because of that. They work over the long run, looking for short runs of certain favorable patterns.
shirazbai said:LOL, sorry Tomtom, the "end of story" was not directed at you. It was just used to say "don't mess with casinos", that is all. That is why it was in that last paragraph.
I only interjected, because you said "in the long run". Actually, those systems work only because of that. They work over the long run, looking for short runs of certain favorable patterns.
Well, to be honest I’m a bit surprised that somebody may be disqualified if playing any available system regarding a game, considering all existing limits and odds. However, I’m not interested in the casino games that much…
Well , since I didn't get the Ok from LT to post the website of this roulette system I won't post it unless I get the OK. I can however post the system which is incredibly simple and is done with the author's permission as he does say to share it with friends and family. So here goes:
Rule #1 Pick one colour and stick with it.
Rule #2 Every time you lose you have to double the previous bet.
Rule #3 Every time you win you have to start back at your original bet.
Example: You bet $5.... you win...you bet $5 again....this time you lose...your next bet is $10....you lose again....your next bet is $20...you win...your next bet is back to $5....and so on. I wish this could be applied to the lotteries, perhaps someone more mathematically inclined can work on this to adapt it to lotto.
Go to any online casino and try it , it seems flawless as long as the minimum is reasonable. Simple math and money management. If some of you have heard of this , sorry for wasting your time, for it may be just an old system repackaged that I hadn't seen before. Have fun
Rule #1 Pick one colour and stick with it.
Rule #2 Every time you lose you have to double the previous bet.
Rule #3 Every time you win you have to start back at your original bet.
Example: You bet $5.... you win...you bet $5 again....this time you lose...your next bet is $10....you lose again....your next bet is $20...you win...your next bet is back to $5....and so on. I wish this could be applied to the lotteries, perhaps someone more mathematically inclined can work on this to adapt it to lotto.
Go to any online casino and try it , it seems flawless as long as the minimum is reasonable. Simple math and money management. If some of you have heard of this , sorry for wasting your time, for it may be just an old system repackaged that I hadn't seen before. Have fun
As previously stated, all casinos have not only a minimum, but also a maximum bet…. Therefore, because of that maximum, this scheme (or so called money management) may lead to a displeasure ….Take additional care….Karnac said:Well , since I didn't get the Ok from LT to post the website of this roulette system I won't post it unless I get the OK. I can however post the system which is incredibly simple and is done with the author's permission as he does say to share it with friends and family. So here goes:
Rule #1 Pick one colour and stick with it.
Rule #2 Every time you lose you have to double the previous bet.
Rule #3 Every time you win you have to start back at your original bet.
Example: You bet $5.... you win...you bet $5 again....this time you lose...your next bet is $10....you lose again....your next bet is $20...you win...your next bet is back to $5....and so on. I wish this could be applied to the lotteries, perhaps someone more mathematically inclined can work on this to adapt it to lotto.
Go to any online casino and try it , it seems flawless as long as the minimum is reasonable. Simple math and money management. If some of you have heard of this , sorry for wasting your time, for it may be just an old system repackaged that I hadn't seen before. Have fun
Karnac said:
Ouch! No Karnac, never double down on a loss, please. That "system" exists in every game of chance and is sometimes referred to as the "suicide" bet. If you hit a losing streak, it will wipe you out. This has happened to so many, they kept doubling down to try and recoup their losses with that one final double or nothing bet, but the down streak never ended, so they ended up losing everything and more.
Tomtom, give me a couple of days please, this is a busy weekend for me. Thanks for the compliment too. I did not spend hours at casino roulette tables, but have instead, over the years, tried out most roulette/blackjack systems either at "friends' night in" card games and roulette games, or at simple 50/50 games like coin-toss or War. Get back to you soon.