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Roulette Systems Exposed |
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C. Woodfaulk |
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I have been playing and buying roulette systems for many years and I am often asked for my personal recommendations regarding systems. I get the same questions over and over: What is your honest opinion on whether or not any of the systems sold online are really worth it? If these systems really work, why are they wasting their time selling them for just a few dollars when they could be making more money using them?
EVERYBODY wonders these things, and that is why I put up a site listing and reviewing popular roulette systems, their strategies and which ones don’t work. This information will save you hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, wasted on buying systems that just don’t deliver! To sum it all up, I have found that there are a few systems that work, but they had their drawbacks like needing a huge bankroll, charting for extended periods of time or being difficult to use. I have found only one system that addresses all of these issues and yet STILL PRODUCES A PROFIT!
Here are a few examples:
System: Advantage Player
Retail $499
Strategy: This is a physics-based system in which you memorize the numbers all the way around the wheel. When the dealer drops the ball you wait for the wheel to slow down to a certain speed, as soon as it slows to the right speed you record in your mind which number the ball was under at that speed & based on that you know which pocket of numbers the ball will fall on. For every small misjudgment of the wheel your accuracy wavers by several numbers. That being said, when your skill increases (say in about 6-12 months of boot camp training) you will be able to play with a very small bankroll.
Does it work? Yes.
Is it easy to use? No and it takes 6-12 months to get good at the system.
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System: Target Roulette also known as Maximum Advantage Roulette Strategy
Retail $49.97
Strategy: This system calls for you chart numbers as they show until you get a line (6 number combo) that has hit 3 times in one street and 1 time in an adjacent street. You begin by betting this line for a series/progression of up to 18 bets. The progression goes like this: 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 4, 4, 4, 8, 8, 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, and 20. If after the first group of 4 bets you’re line doesn’t hit, you change to the next line (6 number combo) that has shown for next series of bets and so on. Your bankroll using $5 units is $595 and although this system has a 98% win rate, when you do get a loss, due to the high bankroll, you will lose anything that you won up to that point and often more.
Does it work? Yes, it does most of the time. But again, that 2% of the time you do lose is enough to wipe out your bankroll. Bummer.
Is it easy to use? If you don’t mind charting.
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System: 35-to-5 Roulette System
Retail: $79
Strategy: This system plays 5 numbers for up to 10 bets using a repeat number as a signal to play. It comes with a chart that gives you the 5 numbers to play based on the repeat number. I have had good success using this system at casinowebcam.com and my local casino boats. No, I didn’t win $1000 a day, but I did produce a profit, which is more than I can say for other systems. Bankroll is reasonable, fairly low at $65-$85 using $1 chips. As of this writing, the system price has become more affordable (at one point it was $650). This system cannot be used for online casinos though. Just for live play (or casinowebcam). My average is generally 12 wins out of 15 sessions played. Visit the website for more information at www.takemeto.addr.com/roulette
Does it work? Yes, with patience. You don’t play every spin. You wait until you see a trend/pattern, which occurs fairly frequently.
Is it easy to use? It can be learned in 35 minutes, so I would consider that fairly easy.
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For the complete review of systems please refer to the whole article/report which can be found at www.takemeto.addr.com
Article Source: Casino Articles
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