Complete Roulette Betting System

******************************** Complete Roullete Betting System ******************************** Includes: Complete Roullete Betting System.pdf Format: RARed Size: 69.2 MB (70,928 bytes) Description: This is a guide to help you win at Roulette. This document contains different versions of the same system. This system allow for you to bet and lose so many spins in a row without; all you have to do is win 1 time out of 16 spins in some cases to actually make money. For example the first version of the system will still make you money if you lose 15 times in a row and win on the 16th. This is about a 96% chance of winning in 16 bets at a 33% chance of winning each spin. If you want to sit at home and make money this is a good way to do it. Personal Success Review: Over the past month I have been using this system and I made an average of about $75/hour. I have yet to lose using my system. I have been fairly close to maxing the bets a few times. Other: The system and all of the explainations on how to use it are in my system. All you have to do is download it and read through it. If you like what you read go ahead and use it. If you don't like it by all means delete it and never think of it again. It's up to you. Robar

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Clercx (2006-12-24)

The content of this guide is factionally misleading and will ruin you.
I do know because I deal with stats for a living: there is NO mathematical system to beat roulette in the long run, unless you would be very sure you are playing a biased wheel (= not all chances are perfectly equal due to a technical flaw).

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Egal (2009-01-10)

I'm not a professional mathematician, but I've done quite a bit of math and statistics (about 2 years' worth of maths after high school) so this kind of calculation is easy. As a matter of fact I read through another "guide" (I bet it's the same system), and sure enough, at every turn there is a great chance to win, but in the long run you will lose sooner or later because the house has an edge, and each time you lose you will lose more than you have already won (on average, of course, and that's all that matters in statistics). I even laid it out nicely in an OpenOffice document, mainly for my own fun. The only way this system will work is with an infinite amount of money and a finite amount of time.