I have done extremely well, when I win, with my 1-3-2-6.  It has served me fine and although at times when I am feeling a streak or perhaps the 6th wager of a win streak, where I went down/back to 1 unit on the 5th wager and the streak remains strong, I will go back to 6 units if not greater and then keep it at that until it does eventually fall off.

What gets me, is that people on this board talk about progressions up to 11 and 12 turns, IMO they must be playing/wagering with a few pennies to start or free money, but bear in mind I am playing at the very min $50.00 USD or $100.00 USD per hand in my local area and in Vegas at $300/500 min.

Quote from: RichBailey86 on September 15, 2015, 11:50:00 PM
alex

Bronx huh?

I'm on long island

Jerome Avenue was my old stomping ground actually off the Cross-Bronx.  Lived up off of Exit 13 in the late 80's, the exit where NY Bus Service was at on the right side getting off going north. I know LI well.

The situation was. All the players at the table wagering on Player side.  High wagering player returns a total of 5 and the dealer then flops a total of 6 over for the Banker.  Dealer slides a card out and the high wagering player flops over a 7 to add on to the player side. Dealer proceeds to immediately swoop everyone's wager up while saying, "banker wins with a 6 over a 2".  Naturally we all look at the dealer and say, wait.  He already had all the chips sitting in the last person's space by the time he stopped and did that unintelligent look---crunch one's eyebrows and cock your head slightly thing. Dealer yells for the floor person and when he comes over, the wagers are returned and floor tells the dealer to pull another banker card.  Banker card is an Ace and fortune 40-1 wins.  Most of us had fortune out there, which added up to a hell of a lot more than our Player wagers anyways.  Dealer still in amazement and says some smart stuff thing like, "guess none of you made a mistake in your lives, huh".  We all look at him and ask how long he has been dealing and he says, "none of your business, I know what I am doing" or something real close to that anyways.  My buddy and I look at each other and we mimic the dealer in everything he just said. 

The dealer doesn't think our little skit is very funny and calls the floor person over once again.  He tells the floor that we are acting a bit out of line and asked the floor to tell us to 'behave' ourselves.  That is when I pick up the shoe and toss it into the middle of the pit.  I told the dealer, "how's that--is that behaving good enough for you"? 

I got a 30 day time out, stand in the corner--for my actions.  Big deal.

We were playing back in July and the dealer with his unintelligent shenanigans got us really pissed.  Hey, when your Italian and from the Bronx, getting chastised by a 20 something year old dealer that doesn't even know the rules of the game----oh well, some will understand it and most won't.  Hell, I reached over and picked up the shoe and throw it in the middle of the pit.  Everyone clapped and high fived, it was worth it.  Yes, of course the floor person jumped up and down and screamed, literally for security and came over and stood over me in my face.  Called him a punk fag and grabbed my crotch (god it felt like I was back in the Bronx)!  30 days time out. LOL, another one for the books. 

I don't do the whole social media game.  But gotta love this story about it.  A Bail Bonds Fugitive Recovery Company posts a wanted poster of a black male who is wanted for drug charges and skips bond.  Okay the bounty hunter (probably watching too much Dog The Bounty Hunter) bangs on the door of an address in Phoenix, Arizona that was supposed to be where the fugitive was hiding out.  The tip came into the bail bonds company through its advertisement on its Facebook Page.  Now, the only problem is the address the bounty hunter and his 10 person posse went to......was the Chief of Police of Phoenix's Police Dept.!!!  And to boot he is white.  Comes outside his house after the bounty hunter bangs on the door, etc.  They all wind up going to jail plus the bounty hunter is a felon as well.  I wish there was a video of that one.  Got to love it, call up the bond company and give them the chief of police home address. 

All I know about roulette is the ball spins around and plops into a hole.  With that said, my experience is that on the way to the cashiers cage or room, sometimes we will throw a chip or two on the black or red/odd or even.  But I have to compare the 17 blacks to that of 15 to 20 Bankers or Players in a row.  And while most of the bac table was riding the streak the one or two betting for the cut was so proud and their eyes gleamed so bright when they finally got it after changing thousands upon thousands of dollars. 

Quote from: TheCaviarKid on January 10, 2015, 02:24:58 PM
To be fair to you Alrelax, 1 or 2 guys have went over the score.....but why don't you just delete the message if it's off topic.

This is why I think self moderation is a good thing. I can remember guys like Winkel and Mr Chips who were productive posters and sharing ideas getting hounded of these forums by trolls who didn't believe in Bet Selection. Nothing was ever done about it and it was a loss to anyone who came here to read about bet selection and we were still left with the trolls.

This kind of looks like a 'problem, reaction, solution' situation.

No offence Alrelax, but take some responsibility and instead of whining about it, delete it if you don't like it.

You make some great points.  But, I will explain my side.  My posting was desired to be an enjoyable experience and those 3 to 5 made it annoying and troublesome. 

I will relate to an employee I had for the past 6 months or so.  He was more than qualified, a self starter, knowledgeable, smart, business spot on, relentless with the hours (could work 24 to 48 non-stop if needed) and excelled with the regulatory officials (nightmares in the field)!!!  However, everyday a problem, multiple problems.  Interrupting when I was in the middle of business phone calls, standing in the doorway waiting when I was in a meeting, calling throughout the night for matters that could wait until morning, refusing my protocol for no apparent reason on job sites, all kinds of negativity such as those.  And, continually, everyday.  I sat down with him no less than 50 times and discussed all those.  No go, did not sink in.  I had to let him go.  Great job, $1,500.00 plus a week, competitors paying about 3/4 of that and little over time.  His overtime could double that amount.  I pay more than anyone else in my field within 500 miles around.  I am very low key except at a field site, then I follow a strict known protocol that cannot be deviated from.  I have very little rules and regulations in the office/yard, just get your work done and be ready.  But somehow, like a few others, he just could not focus on the non-drama, the non-confrontational, the co-existence with me and some others. 

Enough is enough.  Once in awhile is fine, a couple times out of 20 is fine, but a continual drive and constant dogging is more than I subscribe to.

GreenGuy--Jimske--Rolex and the 2 or 3 others, you win!  I am done.  You are compelled to read my Blog and can't ignore.  It's 100% fine, no problem.  I can only compare your personalities to that of a auto driver arrested for DUI and after the handcuffs are slapped on you--you challenge and disrespect the police officer adding a resisting arrest charge.  I see it all the time.  I erased 250 posts and all the blog will disappear also. 

I hate to say, but the 4 or 5 that continually dog me-hound me and belittle are the sole reason for leaving.  I had no less than 25 emails and pm's strongly urging me to stay and continue.  Many, many members don't wish to speak up on the matter due to their dislike of those members and they withhold their thoughts due to not wishing to get confrontational.  But the BOTTOM LINE is the dogging of almost every post, not comments or discussion.  Too much drama, too much challenge for something that is meant to be an enjoyable reading experience.

Quote from: Agesta1 on January 07, 2015, 06:33:44 PM
Result: loss 3-4 after overtime

agesta

You should have PM'ed someone from the board that is from Minnesota and they probably could have gave you some insight as to the inevitable happening which happened on the game the other night.  (P.S. There was way too much money on Minnesota and it was a 'sure thing' as the sports bettor would say)

Quote from: XXVV on December 31, 2014, 10:29:41 PM
Re HSBC and banksters... excellent example. Compare also the RBS et al. who actually have been shown to have a dirty tricks division to 'assist' problem customers only to have a hidden agenda which sucks defaulting businesses into a black hole for re-packaging and processing. Similar ethical principles to packaged junk bonds. All came to a head in 2008, but of course has now re-continued and reached ever new lows which can guarantee 2015 will be a year of much social unrest in Europe, and a likely replay of 2008/9 only messier.

You might like to draw inferences to HSBC but I couldn't possibly comment...you might find the Moderators/ Admin act quite quickly when it comes to risk of upsetting litigious entities with printing presses producing fiat currency 24/7.  The cracks are starting to show however in that game.

For those who do care about where all this is heading access Keiser Report on RT.com.  That will be bound to upset some people.
Also look into the Economics of Happiness and crypto currencies that leave the banksters stranded. Helena Norberg-Hodge is a beautiful multi-lingual Swedish Economist who is based in my old hometown in Devon. Watch this space.

All the above is one reason that I value casinos.

Back to the Blog.....

I didn't make that up, it was all in the daily NY presses about HSBC 'close banking ties' with organized crime entities of Asia.  Their take over/buy-out was held up until certain contingency's were met with those relationships, etc.  Reminds me of New Jersey's CCC (casino control commission) forever forbidding MGM from having a NJ Gaming License because of Pansy Ho's father, Stanley and that relationship over in China. 

( just Google or Bing "HSBC ties to organized crime in China) Plenty of references, this is not fiction.

Quote from: XXVV on December 31, 2014, 08:14:24 PM
. That HSBC actually hosted the fraudulent account at Brighton was an inspired PR spin coup for them...

Oh well, back to the Blog...

Are you talking about Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation?  If so, they bought out the New York mega bank back in the early 90's of Marine Midland Bank based in Buffalo, NY.  I was a major vendor contractor for them in their MMAFC Marine Midland Automotive Finance Corporation which was the largest USA non-captive automotive and equipment financing company, second and third only to GMAC and FMCC, etc.  They immediately sold off many portfolios that Marine Midland A.F. had and had my company repo and liquate thousands of vehicles and off-lease vehicles and then closed the companies and refused to pay us--saying we were contractors of Marine Midland and not HSBC.  Lawyers made lots of fees for 2.5 years in court, what a great way to come into America.  Got paid about 40 cents on the dollar, this was about the same time the feds were having a field day in NYC Chinatown with the 5 major Asian crime gangs, lots of it linked back to and through HSBC accounts and personnel (as reported in all the NYC media at that time and you can Google or Bing HSBC and Asian Organized Crime and see what is happening or happened in numerous countries. They have a long history of ties to O.C. in China.  Karma I guess.

From the American side of my family, Happy N.Y. to all and all the best. 

2015-Do more for the abused and neglected children which are the innocent and unfair victims of their parents or guardians!!

The majority of my immediate family celebrates Feb 18th and we will do the formalities then.  Good wishes to all and that means all of you, each and every one! 

Well said XXVV, 110%. I have questioned my own existence here as it seems to have caused a few (how many more is what I am after) to get snippy and crude, most certainly they would like to see me gone.  If it's the common goal amongst users/members, I will only be too happy to comply.  Hence my poll, short and to the point. 

Quote from: TheCaviarKid on December 29, 2014, 07:57:04 PM
Most of the roulette forums look to be dying on their feet IMO.

vls=dead
RF.cc=fits and starts
rouletteforum.com=always was a joke and still is
rouletteforumjackpots=dead
paroli.de=dead
betselectioncc=on life support

They all resemble a bad marriage nowadays  Nobody talks and it's usually only to argue.

Sorry I had nothing constructive to add.

I forgot roulette 30 which was bad because Kav has made a good effort in putting together some informative pages. [smiley]aes/thumb.png[/smiley]

You don't think that this mimic's the tables these days??

A super Merry Christmas to all!