visualmagic
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- Jul 4, 2008
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It doesnt matter if they serve you drinks or not, unless you are a mad ass card counter they will make bank.
$668 in 2.5 hours...
- Thread starter filmy
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this fukkin software does not work ive lost 250$ i played 10 hours today
its a fuckin scammer world.. no one want something good for you.. and the threadopener is either a mega ultra lucker or he is a retard whos telling shit to you guys so DONT BUY THIS GARBAGE !!!! It get scammed 10000 times by all this software shit... think outside the box or you will never make money.
its a fuckin scammer world.. no one want something good for you.. and the threadopener is either a mega ultra lucker or he is a retard whos telling shit to you guys so DONT BUY THIS GARBAGE !!!! It get scammed 10000 times by all this software shit... think outside the box or you will never make money.
PitchBlack*
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- Sep 3, 2010
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LOL idiot. Thats what you get for following advice on a 3 year old thread.
ClThis
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- Oct 27, 2009
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dude, the last post before yours was 2008! thread reviver like wo.
admins can threads like this be closed?
JohnnyRabbit
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LOL revived the dead!
ClThis
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- Oct 27, 2009
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I'd totally ignore this post unless you want to lose a lot of money.
Roulette systems are tools of the unintelligent "pro gamblers" who rely on "gut" instead of "mathematics".
Mathematics are always right, period. Without mathematics planes not take off and you wouldn't be on the computers. Math is constant.
Roulette is a game with no memory. ALL roulette systems have been mathematically proven to be nonsense. Probability is probability. Roulette tables have no memory. You're just as likely to land on a sequence of different 10 numbers as you are to land on the same number 10 times.
Also progressive systems only work if there's no table limit and you have infinite money to gamble.
You just have to think about 1 thing to understand if there's a way to beat the system. Do you really think that the casinos with their billions of dollars and all the top mathematicians on their payroll can be outsmarted by a piece of software or a "gambling pro's system". You will lose around 5% of what you bet in roulette. That's the mathematical fact and it doesn't change in the long run. You can do well in the short run through luck but if you keep on playing you'll lose 5% over time. Your mathematical chances of staying above 0% decrease as time goes on.
If the casinos found some magical system that can beat roulette they'd shut the game down faster than you can cash out your chips.
The only 2 games in the casino you can beat are blackjack with card counting, which is now extremely difficult due to the amount of decks used and the surveillance. The other and best option is poker. With poker you're not playing the house you are playing your opponent. It's part luck and a very large part skill. In the short run it's luck, in the long term it's skill. That's how poker differs from the rest. But poker is a very very difficult game to make money at and very few people do.
I'm sure someone will try to argue the point here but don't bother. I have a math degree and I spent plenty of time researching gambling for the fun of it even though before I even started I knew that systems *cannot* work because roulette has no memory.
On a side note technically roulette may be predictable, but you're talking about thousands of variables which would need to be taken into account and then you're into the realm of chaos theory.We'll save that for a rainy day
In conclusion avoid gambling like the plague and stick to solid business.
Why isn't this closed? On page 3 it has 2 BHW operators (Mod and Mod in training) warning against this in 2008?! Please close this or delete this, keeping stuff like this off the site helps credibility - although I can see keeping it on helps SERPS
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hardinflash
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I hate to be the asshole here but I am fairly certain you've just went through the nice part of what I would define as varience. I guess I just can't accept the fact that maybe a game like roulette is beatable over the long run but that might just be the poker player in me talking. Congrats on your winnings though, always nice to make money
tacopalypse
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ehh..
technically if you had an exact copy of the roulette program they were using,
and the program used a pseudo random generator that was based on the current millisecond of the day,
and you knew exactly what millisecond the random generator on their server was activated on,
then you could use your copy of the program to simulate the exact behavior of the server's virtual roulette wheel and thus predict the outcome.
but that's a reallllllllllly long stretch
technically if you had an exact copy of the roulette program they were using,
and the program used a pseudo random generator that was based on the current millisecond of the day,
and you knew exactly what millisecond the random generator on their server was activated on,
then you could use your copy of the program to simulate the exact behavior of the server's virtual roulette wheel and thus predict the outcome.
but that's a reallllllllllly long stretch
alexlin9008
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- Dec 11, 2010
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I can't believe this works consistently at all... I'd think that it would be extremely risky (lose all your money sort).
RandomPhantom
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- Nov 7, 2008
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Since green is in the game, you cant beat the system so in the long run you will always lose.. If you dont have the money you shouldn't game.