any gamblers on wf?

Incantation said:
There are some very smart pros that make a lot of money and they do certainly have skill.

I'll give you an example of what I was talking about before with the high stake, low risk strategy...

In the Scottish Premier League season (just finished) Glasgow Rangers won the league with the record: won 30, drew 3, lost 5. We'd be betting high stakes on each game for the win. If this was the case then each time Rangers drew or lost we would then use a similar progression as discussed in this thread to cover that loss. Well, last year Rangers never had a chain of two bad results and so when they did draw or lose then they always won the next game and so our chain was never broken all season. Take into consideration as well that some of the draws and losses were against Celtic and these were games we wouldn't have been betting on. I believe out of all the draws and losses (8 total) there was only 3 games that they didn't win that were upsets. This doesn't matter though because they won the following game to maintain that chain. The stats don't lie. There is money to be made if you know your stuff.
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I have found it is much better to bet WITH a table than against it... If it is running black, I bet black. It is amazing how many times I can win while I watch dudes betting against it and doubling their bet each time just to get their money back... :-) Try it. It's fun being on the other side.


wickedDUDE said:
I have been going to the casino alot lately... haven't lost once the last 5 times I've gone. Roulette is my favorite game, betting on colors to be specific.

I typically wait for a pattern of 5-6 blacks to show up in a row, then bet on red. If black shows up again (7th, 8th, 9th, etc.), I keep doubling my bet in order to make the losses back and something extra.

This system seems to be working for me, although it takes balls. It would be a lot more comforting if the table max was higher than $1000, in the rare scenario that many consecutive colors follow each other.


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rickybobby71 said:
I have found it is much better to bet WITH a table than against it... If it is running black, I bet black. It is amazing how many times I can win while I watch dudes betting against it and doubling their bet each time just to get their money back... :-) Try it. It's fun being on the other side.
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Are you retarded? You are making a guaranteed loss with each spin, do you not understand that?
 
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I missed so many posts in this thread but I just read it all. I can't believe a forum of internet marketers could be this stupid, if it was my forum I'd have banned about 90% of the people in this thread.
 
I'd prefer to spend my money on a PPC campaign where I know the odds.

$100 on black, or $100 on a campaign with 100% ROI... hmmmmmmmm tough call.
 
xentech said:
I missed so many posts in this thread but I just read it all. I can't believe a forum of internet marketers could be this stupid, if it was my forum I'd have banned about 90% of the people in this thread.
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Becoming somewhat skilled in one discipline isn't a marker of logical-intelligence, but a testament to a hominid's ability to isolate and memorize concepts.
 
In fact, just thought of one way martingale/roulette works.

Go to vegas with a friend, get comped for your stay in exchange for spending x amount in the casino.

You bet red, your friend bets black. Double and re-bet if you get 00, obviously.

Free hotel stay.
 
danke said:
Becoming somewhat skilled in one discipline isn't a marker of logical-intelligence, but a testament to a hominid's ability to isolate and memorize concepts.
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I know but due to the importance of statistics in AM I'd think people would be able to grasp the concept of a house edge.
 
On an average month I put at LEAST 160 hours at the poker table (live games). Once I played 100 hours in 7 days. (sick, degen sessions)
 
Won $25 tonight.

Just $80 needed to recover now.

Almost lost $525... a large bet of $225 on red brought me back.
 
Where is everyone finding these tables with $1 minimum bets? Last time I went to Vegas, I didn't see a single minimum bet under $10. (Except those cash wheel things).

I know off the strip the minimum bets go down, so maybe I just needed to get off the strip.
 
-joe- said:
In fact, just thought of one way martingale/roulette works.

Go to vegas with a friend, get comped for your stay in exchange for spending x amount in the casino.

You bet red, your friend bets black. Double and re-bet if you get 00, obviously.

Free hotel stay.
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^^^ Lol, gonna try that next time I go,

So far I have been using the WSBS also known as the Wesley Snipes Betting System, it has one simple rule "Always bet on black".
 
I fucking gave up table games like roulette, pai gow, and those other house games.

I fare well with hold'em though, at almost any stakes.

Remember.. play with some kind of bankroll management or DIE!
 
Won $25 tonight.

Just $55 needed to recover now.

Was down $300.. a bet of $300 on red brought me back to even.

I've gotta stop going... even though I'm slowly making my money back I could have easily been down $600 tonight.
 
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