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All it needs is a few 'flippers' like the real pinball machines in case you get the wrong number appearing. 

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I saw this for the first time in my local casino today.

You place your bets and pull back the spring controlling your own game.

The best thing for me about this is that you can get all your bets down every time.

I will try and dig up some more info on it!

cheers

Hello wannawin

The problem with these type of bonuses is that they normally set a restriction on the money you are allowed to withdraw should you win.

example:

You win $250.

But they only let you withdraw $100.

not only that....

To get your winnings, you also then HAVE to deposit some money into your account.

I find these casinos that offer this type of bonus are normally some of the less reputable ones as well. They tend to be from places that have poor regulation and a bad history of ripping off customers.

My personal advice would be to stay away from any of these type of offers!

Well you can't really have it both ways I suppose.

I mean could you imagine a private room with JL, Nathan, Sam, gizmo, spike, marigny, bayes, FLAT, 'johno' and myself.... That would make for an interesting video 


We all have our own views on the game and some of us are pretty entrenched in those views.

I reckon you just let it all hit the wall and see what you can make of it all. Some of us have invested a lot of time and I can see why it can get what appears to be personal at times. I respect all the guys I mentioned in the above list because they all have a passion for the game. You can't knock that. It would be a shame to lose anybody because of a bit of squabbling now and then.

I was reading on one of the baccarat forums how a player was having success betting against the majority of players at a table. (a sure way to make new friends  )

So it got me thinking.....

What if you created 5 random streams before you went into the casino.

I will use RED/BLACK for this example.

R -1 R -1 R -1 R -1 B +1
R -2 B +0 B +0 R -2 R +0
B -1 R -1 R -1 R -3 R -1
R +0 R +0 B -2 R -2 R +0
B -1 B -1 R -1 R -1 B -1
B -2 R +0 B -2 R +0 R +0
B -3 R +1 B -3 R +1 R +1
B -2 B +2 R -4 B +2 R +0
R -1 R B R R
B +0 R B R R
B -1 R B B B
B -2 R B R B
R -3 B R B B
R -4 B B R R
R -3 R B B B
B -4 R R B R
B -3 R B R R
B -4 R B R R
B -3 R B R R
B -2 R R R R
　
B B B R R R R B R B R R B B R R B R B B. (Here are the 20 results)

The analysis stuff.....

Player 1 never gets ahead.

Player 3 starts a losing streak.

Player 4 is on a win streak of 5.

Player 5 goes back and forwards between +0 and -1 or +0 and +1. (The trick here would be to wait for it to go to +1 or -1 and then bet for it to go back to +0.)

Looking at the next bet......

Player 2 who is on a win streak of 3 would be betting RED next.

Player 3 who is on a losing streak of 3 would be betting BLACK next.

Player 4 who is on a winning streak of 5 would be betting RED next.

So my intuition tells me to bet RED. 

It's RED. 

(I am enclosing a neater version of the chart as a screenshot)

I am just wondering if anybody has ever thought of using something like this just to try and gain some sort of insight into what to bet next. It may be a load of hocus pocus but you never know.

cheers 

Here is something to ponder.....

Do you go to a casino to 'play' or to win?

Something that I have started to try and do recently is to ask myself 'is there any reason why I should not place this bet'

If it's a YES.....no bet. If it's a NO.....bet.

This seems to have made a difference. Try it and you may be surprised! It does take some getting used to. One positive to this approach is that it instills discipline. I also think it may be good psychologically because there is nothing worse than losing a few bets that you were hesitant to make. Playing this way could help out in some of those tough sessions and keep you in the game.

cheers 

Here will be a place to share some of my thoughts and ideas! 

The only word of caution I would give having come up with similar strategies in the past is to have a stop loss for any game. I was thinking around 50 units for this particular one. That still gives you a hell of a lot of scope to catch a win. What you don't want is the occasional game where it just keeps throwing up repeat numbers. That can get expensive and ruins all the quick wins you will get for sure with an idea like this.

cheers.

Good videos Sam!

I like this idea. The bets can't get out of hand. I suppose the most you could end up betting is 6 numbers. Although I don't think that would happen often.

Hats off to Dane as well for coming up with such a simple clever idea.

My opinion is the internet age has advanced a lot of gamblers because of the knowledge and resources shared. The good points certainly overshadow the bad.

There is certainly enough info out there to make it a more level playing field.

cheers

It reminds me a bit of Winkel's 'win all you like' thread on the old VLS.

He was using the Fibonacci sequence however and betting DS.

Maybe just making that first post is all it takes just to get some confidence up.

I can remember it was pretty daunting when I made my first post on GG many moons ago.

I kept going back and checking my spelling and reading my post. 

Sharing anything roulette related is always appreciated. 

Quote from: KingsRoulette on December 06, 2012, 09:29:52 AM
            If someone understand randomness or probability attached with this game, he will never claim that he has something that can work all the time or even most of the time.

I am not a devout follower of John Patrick but he does repeat over and over in his books that gaining some experience and knowledge of the game can give you a 50/50 chance.

Heck, I wish I had a 50/50 chance when I first started playing roulette. 

cheers Sam.

I looked at Dane's instructions on VLS and I think he kind of messed them up a bit.

I understand your instructions and it's the kind of bet that I like because of the low initial outlay. You can get away to a flyer with these types of methods. I will give it a try.

thanks 

Oh goody! Another 'redneck production'

I love 'em. 

cheers