Quote from: Albalaha on July 22, 2018, 08:04:48 AM
The rotten debate or whining over house edge are not my cup of tea. Those who feel that the game is not beatable or worth earning are only myopic in my humble knowledge. Pressing on old world ideas to earn from casino will get one nowhere, that is for sure.
To win, in a game of roulette or baccarat or anything alike you need to understand this fact:
Anything is possible in short run but in long run, things will be closer to the average expectancy.
IF we understand and agree over this, what we should do are:
a) do not try to predict for short run
b) do not try any silly progression meant for a short run of play as it is exactly what kills you and throws you out of casino. Idiotic hyper
progressions killed more gamblers than road accidents. avoid them to survive for long.
c) since short run is very volatile, you need to have ample chips to keep on playing.
d) since you can neither predict as to what will you get while playing and house edge and variance both can keep you behind the house,
do not dream of winning flat either.
House edge doesn't kill by their own. If you know that a single number of say European roulette has to hit within 37 or even 39 spins, you can plan to beat that easily but even after knowing the same hit of 1000 times in say 37,000 or even 39,000 spins, you get confused. Uneven scatter of hits, fistful of chips, brain full of greed and silly progressions together kill you.
Just think over long run and make a plan to play their, nothing kills you and you can earn some money.
Depends what side of the spectrum you're reading this post from, from my side and how I play as he said in number 2, idiotic hyper! Spot On!!

And I sincerely appreciate this because I like to read how everybody thinks, no matter if I respond or anyone responds.
But I'll tell you what, the real money is in the extreme short-term but of course you got to play to win and looking at the tables and looking at the time to go, you ain't going to win. That's the flip side.
As well. Theory might be right in trial, but in real play, imo, theory is a serial killer of the worst kind!