Quote from: spike on March 21, 2013, 01:40:33 AM
Depends on what I'm doing that day. Sometimes
I just use the board. I never sit at the table, ever.
And no its not hit and run, just because you don't
sit there with the other chumps doesn't mean its
hit and run.

If you can in fact do it just looking at the board, why not just stick with that?  Visually looking at the board is clearly easier and less of a pain in the behind than writing things down.

Quote from: ll l lll ll l lll on March 21, 2013, 01:49:35 AM
If you can in fact do it just looking at the board, why not just stick with that?  Visually looking at the board is clearly easier and less of a pain in the behind than writing things down.

Because I never want to do the same thing twice
at the same casino. You never want to become
pigeon holed for always making the same bets.

Guess why.

That's a good read there Marshall. Spike is definitely showing off his paranoia side.

Spike, thank you for showing me this. You have made my day. Heck, my week.

Quote from: Marshall Bing Bell on March 21, 2013, 06:04:13 AM

What makes you think these guys are out to get you so bad?

They are always looking for consistent winners, no matter
what the amounts. I've established online relationships
over the years with three full time casino suits, one of them
is even head of surveillance in his casino. A good pit person
won't care about a low level consistent winner, somebody in
roulette who takes them for 4-5 hundred a week. The trouble
is, only about half of any casinos pit are competent. The
ones who aren't are usually ex dealers who are so jealous
of winners, and who sweat the casinos money to such a degree,
they see the boogyman everywhere.

If you aren't a consistent winner, someone who walks away
with the casinos money every time you visit, don't worry about
it. It doesn't concern you, its above your pay grade. For those
of us that do it, staying under the radar is a constant concern.

The best thing is to take trips to places you rarely visit, where
they don't know you. But playing local casinos, where most peoples
action takes place, is a different story entirely. Take Ken as an example. He's a long term winner, but hardly a consistent one. His
casino tolerates him because he loses big amounts occasonally,
and its hard for them to track his play. If he won every time he was
there, they woud have dumped him years ago.

 
..............it is exactly as SPIKE explained  in the  above post. You can win big amounts  but you are expected to lose big amounts 


Sharp wise guys find a cluster of casinos to rotate among them.


N.D..



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Quote from: spike on March 21, 2013, 02:08:15 AM
Because I never want to do the same thing twice
at the same casino. You never want to become
pigeon holed for always making the same bets.

Guess why.

How many casinos do you regularly play at?  No matter how many different techniques you use, surely they have seen you many times before and could easily see you are a consistent winner like you fear.

Like Dr. Mabuse, The Gambler  , different disguises are a must in this situation. Be creative.


Tsi-Nan- Fu

N.D.

"The suspension of disbelief," look it up. We have it all. You can go from magical beliefs to magical tricks in a blink of  an eye around here. Don't forget to keep your eye on the ball.

[attachimg=1]Hello All,
Gizmo download your software today for the patterns. This was after 2 days looking at the dozens after reading this thread. Fine piece of work. Thanks.
The doz/col - it's amazing how the pattern ABCABC or 12312 ect shows up when the singles show up. Then when the streak of the non arrival col/doz arrives the xxxx is seen. (A bit awkward to explain). Anyway played online at a B&M casino - did Okay but could of done better.  The trend is your friend as they say.
I have included todays numbers. I think everyone would of done OK. Streaking for fun
Cheers. Roll on tomoz.

Hello geoff365,


Welcome to the forum : )


Could you please explain the method as you see it, would be great!


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