$668 in 2.5 hours...
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filmy
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so mate, how many casinos are you playing with now ?
Do you think your lasvegasusa casino win was a fluke, or just your uncanny stastical abilities matched with what seems to be sheer discipline..
either way - i for one believe you need some congratulating.
Damn... This thread is still going? LOL.
I just won another quick $100. I didn't even use RS this time around... I simply bet a $5 on black. When I win, I continue betting a $5. When I lost, I doubled the previous bet to get back the original unit... Also known as the Martingale.
If black came up 5 to 7 times in a row, I switched to red and repeated the process. The worst I've seen it (I track ALL my spins) is black coming up 11 times in a row. The odds of that happening are pretty high but even so, I switched to red after 6 blacks came up anyway and eventually won my one unit back.
Took less than 20 minutes to win $100.
I've been playing 5 or 6 sessions a day... No more than 20 minutes per. I've had 2 losing sessions overall and neither one of those losing sessions had me down more than $40 for that session.
I do honestly think with a couple of hundred bucks at a minimum and using RS however, and having a great deal of discipline, one could easily grind out $100 a day playing $1 minimum bets.
Just bet the red and black at the same time to cancel each other out so you don't lose as you keep spinning for numbers... Then just keep spinning until RS tells you what to do.
My losing sessions were from listening to RS tell me to bet the combination number bets... Very risky and very easy to keep progressing them to the point where your progression tops out and you're DONE.
I do much better by simply betting whatever section of 12 those combo numbers fall into and then I keep betting that same section until RS tells me to quit.
If you grind it out like that and hold your mud i.e., DISCIPLINE, I honestly think one could grind out some decent money.
Again, not a recommendation because invariably, someone that tries this will fucking lose and most likely it will be because they played a hunch or 10 hunches... LOL.
In fact... If ANYONE here is even remotely contemplating doing something like this, I do recommend playing for FUN MONEY for a week or so. Doing this will build discipline to play for 20 minutes at a stretch and bet accordingly. You should never learn ON THE JOB. LOL.
filmy
EDIT: I've got accounts at 8 casinos now.
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filmy
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LOL. Where did I get the $500? I simply made a deposit from one of my Visa cards.
Pretty easy...
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Unfortunately, I can't use 888.com because I'm in the USA but yeah, you could try that out. The only problem I see with it is when you lose, you'll lose MORE but if you have the session bankroll to withstand the losses, give it a shot but give it a shot with a few hours of fun money first.
Good luck. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
chachinga is correct and I suppose he should be since this is his software. You don't need an egg timer if you're going to use RS. RS will tell you when to quit as long as you configure it correctly. And no need for a paper and pencil either if you've got RS.
But if you're not using RS and doing this on your own, I highly suggest and recommend playing for fun for several hours over at least a couple of days to mentally prepare you for REAL MONEY PLAY. If for no other reason than to create a more disciplined mindset while playing. Unfortunately, too many players love to play hunches during fun money play and therefore, fun money play sessions end up being a waste of time for them.
Then later, when you've created some bank, head on over to:
Code:
hxxp://www.money-maker-machine.comAnd win some real money.
Chaching.
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chachinga,
I bought V2 but to be honest, so far I like the original version. I seem to be getting a few bugs here and there with version 2. When that happens, I just quit and start over.
And no, I did not join through RS Casino's section. I found it on a list of other casinos at another roulette site.
LasVegasUSACasino.com wouldn't take any of my credit cards because the credit card companies wouldn't approve the deposit. I even called them up and they flat out told me it was a no-go.
I told that to LVUC and they helped me out by referring me to some company to purchase a telephone card. Purchased the card with my credit card and then went to LVUC and cashed it in for another $500.
I love all the bonus money these places give me too.
filmy
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filmy
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Okay, I don't consider this cheating at all. I've seen pro roulette players do essentially the same thing at roulette tables all over the world. The casinos have no problem letting them sit there with pen and paper and perform calculations before placing bets. I've even seen some casinos allow calculators.
The cheating is done by the house in the way they calculate the odds. They obviously do not give you real odds at any of these games because if they did, we could beat them more often. They have to rig the games a little more in their favor to stay in business.
And don't think for a second that I just went out there and started playing. I performed hours of research to make sure the casinos I've gotten accounts at have good reviews. In fact, that research is still ongoing and I've even gone so far as to communicate via email with the hardcore reviewers of these casinos and NOT the assholes faking a review with an affiliate link at the end.
Just because so and so tells me this casino is good to go doesn't mean shit to me. I want to read as many hardcore reviews as I can before I float them my credit card info.
So far so good.
In the reviews I've read, the best casinos use several random number generators in their casino software. People are like dogs in that they begin to repeat their process over and over. This is why I play for no more than 20 minutes. I don't want them to switch RNGs on me.
You would think that a RNG is an RNG but apparently, there are different ways to create them and the online casinos can change these on you when you aren't expecting it. Kind of like when they change dealers at the blackjack table or give you a new pair of dice at the craps table.
That being said, switching an RNG isn't cheating either but from the research I've done, one has to start all over and start tracking the numbers of the new RNG. Well, since you cannot know when this happens, you have to keep your playing sessions short.
When they switch that RNG on you, I would assume that by doing that, it will fuck up RS's calculations but I could be wrong but why chance it?
Keep your sessions down to 20 minutes and you should be okay.
filmy
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Care to share what the bugs are? I have fixed a few in the last 2/3 days, so maybe you just need to update your build.
well I used to play roulette in casino in london, and I cannot say I made much, but I made couple of hundred pounds, Iafter playing for a month I just stick to 1 strategy, and that was choose blak or red.
so lets assume you are pay 1 pound on black (stick to black)
if you win, repeat.
if you loose, increase bet to 2 pounds,
if loose again, increase bet to 4 pound
double the bet if you loose, if you win stick to that strategy..
dont get greedy, set target and leave when reached..
so lets assume you are pay 1 pound on black (stick to black)
if you win, repeat.
if you loose, increase bet to 2 pounds,
if loose again, increase bet to 4 pound
double the bet if you loose, if you win stick to that strategy..
dont get greedy, set target and leave when reached..
filmy
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That system definitely works. The only tweak I have with it is to change from one color to the other after 5 to 7 of the same color shows up -- but yeah, you can grind it out pretty well with this system.
A lot of systems work in the short runs... The TRICK is playing short runs. LOL.
Hit and split.
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I'm pretty sure you can play -- no problem there... No PayPal though. In fact, I doubt any casino uses PayPal but I could be wrong.
You can check it out retrieval methods here:
Code:
hxxp://goldencasino.com/cashier_retrieval_methods.phpfilmy
filmy
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LOL. I don't understand your question... Can you use RS? I guess you could try asking the Casino if you can bring in your laptop and use the software... You never know... LOL.
OR
Are you asking about using these progression systems in live play? Sure you can and what's nicer about live play -- at least in the U.S. is that they cash you in for your own color of chips to keep everything organized and most casinos will allow those chips to be as small as a quarter.
Why is this good?
Because this means you could start your bets with a quarter and as they lose, double to 50 cents (Martingale), and then a buck and so on... Being able to bet a quarter chip as your first bet say on one of the rows or sections of 12 would give you 2 extra levels of betting progression at smaller levels.
This simply means you'd have two extra progressions to get through before being maxed out because these bets are so small.
Of course if you win with a quarter, you only win back 50 cents. So there's your tradeoff.
filmy
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It wouldn't do you any good anyway as according to chachinga who owns RS, says the unlock codes all expire within 24 hours. That means, the file that was shared here is no longer going to work for you.
You can download the trial version from the RS web site and play for an hour. Give that a try with some play money and see if you like it. If you do, go ahead and buy it.
I did.
filmy
You can download the trial version from the RS web site and play for an hour. Give that a try with some play money and see if you like it. If you do, go ahead and buy it.
I did.
filmy
nautilus2910
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Hi Filmy, dosen't goldencasino.com make you bet each time the wheel spins? I've just downloaded the soft and it looks like you can't spin the wheel without making a bet, which makes the sniper soft pretty useless at this casino. Maybe I'm missing something? Btw. how much have you won so far? Thanks
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Your friend who is a doctor is not gambling. If he is playing video poker, and employing people on rotating shifts then he has found a positive expectation machine (like full pay deuces wild, or full pay all American poker).
To anyone reading this, you will NEVER make a living playing roulette or any game in a casino (Even card counting black jack players go broke from time to time).
filmy
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Again, that's your mathematics talking and not reality.
So far, I am ahead over $6K simply playing online roulette. Am I making a living at it? No. Are there people who are?
Yes.
And don't think for a minute that my buddy isn't GAMBLING. He's just gambling smart -- loaded with lots of information.
I have other friends who play Blackjack and Craps for a living too and they do quite well.
But again... Here we fucking go again... Who in this fucking thread ever said one should go play roulette for a fucking living?
Let me tell you a little story about a friend of mine who lives in Reno, Nevada. He makes an easy $3500 a month GAMBLING my friend. He plays craps. He plays at ONE place.
He plays there because they have 25 cent craps.
He plays a simple Martingale system. He bets a quarter and when he loses, he simply doubles up the bet.
.25-.50-1.50-3-6-12-24-48-96
I personally would never use this system because I wouldn't want to bet $96 to win back a quarter but he uses it with success every month.
I won't outline his play because it would take too long to do that but rest assured, he has a nice little system and he fucking grinds out over $3K a month. That's all he wants. He's not greedy. He's disciplined. He has built-in stop losses that he completely adheres to and he goes home winners every month and when he goes home losers every once in a while, he's only down less than $100.
So don't tell me people can't and do not gamble for a living... LOL.
Just because YOU obviously do not know anyone that DOES does not make it so.
But as usual, you are welcome to your opinion just as I am welcome to mine.
filmy
So far, I am ahead over $6K simply playing online roulette. Am I making a living at it? No. Are there people who are?
Yes.
And don't think for a minute that my buddy isn't GAMBLING. He's just gambling smart -- loaded with lots of information.
I have other friends who play Blackjack and Craps for a living too and they do quite well.
But again... Here we fucking go again... Who in this fucking thread ever said one should go play roulette for a fucking living?
Let me tell you a little story about a friend of mine who lives in Reno, Nevada. He makes an easy $3500 a month GAMBLING my friend. He plays craps. He plays at ONE place.
He plays there because they have 25 cent craps.
He plays a simple Martingale system. He bets a quarter and when he loses, he simply doubles up the bet.
.25-.50-1.50-3-6-12-24-48-96
I personally would never use this system because I wouldn't want to bet $96 to win back a quarter but he uses it with success every month.
I won't outline his play because it would take too long to do that but rest assured, he has a nice little system and he fucking grinds out over $3K a month. That's all he wants. He's not greedy. He's disciplined. He has built-in stop losses that he completely adheres to and he goes home winners every month and when he goes home losers every once in a while, he's only down less than $100.
So don't tell me people can't and do not gamble for a living... LOL.
Just because YOU obviously do not know anyone that DOES does not make it so.
But as usual, you are welcome to your opinion just as I am welcome to mine.
filmy