These
old systems are well known to most people
although there are
many who have yet to learn of them and
find out how 'dangerously' costly they
can be to whoever plays them. There
are many variations on them and many
newer systems are just these older systems
in disguise.
Systems played
on the Even Odds betting options
Martingale:
Simply double up your bet after every
loss until you finally win.
Unfortunately you will manage to reach
the table limit enough times to ensure
that you will lose more
than a few sessions which
will leave you the loser
overall. Each session won will
give you a win that is equal to your
starting bet. So if you start with a
$5 bet you will after 7 straight losses
be betting $640 to win $5.
If you reach the end of
the road ( table limit )
at maybe $500, it
is going to take you the next 100 'winning'
sessions to get back to breaking even.
Does that sound like a sensible system
to you?
d'alembert:
This simple system involves adding a
unit to your last bet if you
lose and removing a unit every time
you win. It's success is very dependant
on there being an equal spread of the
' even odds' option you choose
to play ie. 100 spins to give
50 black and 50 red. It's very common
for this not to happen and if
you are UNLUCKY enough to
choose the option
that falls behind the other (
40 RED - 60 black) you will find yourself
in a position you will not like
- LOSING. Additionally the
zero's make this system work badly against
you as well. Just to sound more
confusing you have to be aware
of instances where although
you might get 50red/50black in
a session you could get a clump
of red numbers at the beginning
of your session and
find that the rest
of the session favours the black numbers
which means your progression on red
gets higher and higher and your
resolve to carry on weakens
because there is no guarantee
of a turnaround. It could be suggested
then that for this system to work
you probably need an even spread of
the even odds bets ALL THE TIME
for this system to work. ie. no long
periods of favouritism for either
side of the even odds bet.
Fibonacci:
This system involves a progression
whereby you bet the sum
of the last two bets you have
made - 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,etc... This
comment I found elsewhere,
' Like all roulette staking systems,
the Fibonacci should be used infrequently,
with small stakes and for fun. It will
never make you rich, but it could turn
a few idle moments at the wheel into
a few more welcome dollars.'
It
is very definitely a win sometimes,
lose sometimes system which you
can see for yourself has you betting
quite high after a few losses
in a row. Not for the faint hearted
and if you are wise you will avoid this
system like the plague.
Labouchere:
Also known as the 'Cancelation
System'. You start by writing
down 3 or 4 ( or more) numbers - they
can be all the same - whatever you like
. 1-1-1-1 or 1-3-6-4 or 1-2-3-4. You
start by adding the two
outside numbers and you
bet the sum of them. If you lose you
add that amount to the end
of
the row and if you win
you strike off the two outside numbers
and bet the sum of the next two outside
numbers. Your sequence is finished when
have won all bets and the numbers have
all been struck off. A losing sequence
on 1-2-3-4 goes like this bet
1+4 lose and the sequence becomes
1-2-3-4-5 so you bet 1+5 and win
and you now have 2-3-4 so you bet 2+4
for a win which leaves a
bet of 3. That's the
good news which unfortunately
is not how it always
happens.
Parlay:
Of all the progressions I would
consider this one the safest
to play. You could have some fun with
this system which involves letting your
bet ride for as long as you like.
Most people end up letting it ride too
long and giving it all back but at least
you actually only lose the value of
the initial bet. If you do play it you
should decide at what point you are
going to stop 'letting
it ride' - and stick with it. At
least with this system you can pretend
to be a 'big time' player even
if you are doing it with the casino's
money. Like all progressions
on the even odds bets it fails because
of the Law of The Even Chances.
Well, these are the more
commonly known systems that you
quite possibly have already
read about. As they
stand they do not
work to anybody's
advantage and it is questionable whether
any system based on them fares any better.
However they had to be included here
just for the sake of people
who might not have heard
of them and it annoys me to see more
than a few online casinos mention
them almost as suggestions for their
members to try out.
There is a very basic
thing that you should understand. If
you ever feel tempted to play any system
you should always
test it thoroughly because
in 99% cases you will more than
likely find out for yourself that they
do not win. Better to waste a little
time at home than to go to casino and
lose your hard earned money.
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Are
You Thinking Of Playing Online?
If you choose to play at any online
casino and I know the temptation is
great, DO NOT try to beat them with
a system and in particular
any progressive system.
I don't have absolute proof that the
software is programmed to beat
such activity but I have
experienced enough
extremely unnaturally bad
sessions to put me off playing that
way. Just Be Very
Careful.
Online Casinos are more
suited to people who
like to play slot
machines because that is all they
are, all ELECTRONIC games, with built
in odds and ready to pay
out when they feel
like it and more than willing
to take your money when
they don't feel like it.
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