In this and many forums I occasionally see methods that appear
to work. What I mean by that is that they get endorsements from
people that they work. Here is one example.
http://betselection.cc/street-4/the-active-twins/
rouletteplayer says this works.
Now my question is this. I have seen this a number of times. And it
always seems like when it happens, the thread ends.
Do people actually come here to narrow down or find ways
that work? And if they do, do they play them? And in the unlikely
event that they DO play them, to they come back and report?
And say "this is great!!! I'm winning now"?
Or is it just reverse psychology and no one really wants to win?
What happens past this black hole?
Mogul,
With roulette, there is a reasonable explanation. Roulette, in spite of its terrible HE, is a fascinating game because of all the different types of bets possible: singles, splits, quads, streets, double streets, R/B, O/E, H/L, dozens, columns -- and various combinations of them.
So people are always coming up with new methods. And so when you read about a new method, soon thereafter there is another new method to replace it -- and so people tend to jump around from one new method to another.
And so we do not systematically test out any new method to arrive at a rigorous empirical conclusion as to whether it is a viable method or not (there are exceptions, of course). Just my 2cents on this issue.
Players have been brainwashed with the HE.If you wanna dance you got to pay the fiddler.
The casino need and want the DROP ( losses from the players ) . They love players trying to win back their losses and in this process lose even more. The bankroll has been weakened and the casinos know it.
Quote from: NathanDetroit on August 27, 2016, 07:42:08 PM
Players have been brainwashed with the HE.If you wanna dance you got to pay the fiddler.
The casino need and want the DROP ( losses from the players ) . They love players trying to win back their losses and in this process lose even more. The bankroll has been weakened and the casinos know it.
I understand what you're saying. But to take it a step further, I'm not sure I would
give so much credit to the mentality of the casino. From where I see it they're all
just a bunch of grunts running around watching and enforcing rules to keep people
in line. Showing up for work.
For them, it's an ultimate win. They have the time and the pockets. How they feel
can't effect that.
The larger thing that matters for them is getting the business. Lately that is becoming
more of a problem as they are building casinos like corner drug stores and the competition
for that "drop" is getting harder and harder.
I don't know if the figures are right but someone told me that planrigde (opened June last year)
had it's revenue drop to 60% or something. They need money ground through the machines.
And the slots are the most reliable.