Saturday, January 9, 2010

Roullette Is There A Stategy For Playing Roullette?

Is there a stategy for playing roullette? - roullette

Roulette is a matter of luck or is there a way to become a professional?

Posted by Bethany Schall at 8:24 AM

7 comments:

Harriet said...

Now, we consider this roulette wheel? It is a gamble, right? Now we are getting somewhere. To play. , To win odds, gambling, cheating at UM. Set the table, uh, was what the question?

January 12, 2010 at 2:48 PM
MajorCri... said...

It is pure luck, money and will lose over time.
Discover the source for further information.

January 12, 2010 at 9:06 PM
J.I.W said...

Yes, at home. The companies have been manipulating the game to every game that more long-term win. To earn the house of your own game and money eventualy

January 13, 2010 at 4:54 AM
Paul The Rock Ape said...

What? And the winner? The only way to guarantee a win is not to play. Hmmm, I've heard that somewhere.

January 13, 2010 at 2:51 PM
Nick P said...

Pure luck and long, you lose.

January 13, 2010 at 9:23 PM
dave3319... said...

Some games of chance have a strategy in the sense that the game minimizes the house edge. If someone bets $ 100 on a blackjack table and wait to win the House, is not fixed, depends on how you play. If you think if the 19 is a good idea, at home, of course, can expect to gain height. Of course, even if you play perfectly (if not entered card account that you will receive from the casino), the house has a positive expectation to win in the long run. Just play more the house edge to a minimum.

Roulette, but no strategy at all. The advantage of the house is the same regardless of how you play. On a wheel with 0 and 00, if you had $ 100 in the table, the house expecting a profit of $ 5.26 to. It makes no difference to the table where the money - all in red, half 12 and half of the 22, scattered everywhere, either. The house is $ 5.26 for every $ 100 that someone brings to the table.

You will realize $ 5.26 to U.S. $ 100 is a major advantage of the house. So I guess that a successful strategy for roulette- Collect your chips and head for the game of craps or blackjack tables.

January 14, 2010 at 3:11 AM
dave3319... said...

Some games of chance have a strategy in the sense that the game minimizes the house edge. If someone bets $ 100 on a blackjack table and wait to win the House, is not fixed, depends on how you play. If you think if the 19 is a good idea, at home, of course, can expect to gain height. Of course, even if you play perfectly (if not entered card account that you will receive from the casino), the house has a positive expectation to win in the long run. Just play more the house edge to a minimum.

Roulette, but no strategy at all. The advantage of the house is the same regardless of how you play. On a wheel with 0 and 00, if you had $ 100 in the table, the house expecting a profit of $ 5.26 to. It makes no difference to the table where the money - all in red, half 12 and half of the 22, scattered everywhere, either. The house is $ 5.26 for every $ 100 that someone brings to the table.

You will realize $ 5.26 to U.S. $ 100 is a major advantage of the house. So I guess that a successful strategy for roulette- Collect your chips and head for the game of craps or blackjack tables.

January 14, 2010 at 3:12 AM

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