and people say roulette machines are no good (hehe)

nelix847 · Group 1 Class Joined: 08 Mar 2007 Posts: 356

Some of you say Roulette manchines are no good but I no what im doing on them and win 85% of the time. I went away for the weekend to a caravan site near bridlington at the weekend. There was a bookmakers on the site which had the same version roulette as William Hill. I put £20 in and got £80 out. That was the weekend and chinease and other meals payed for from that. Then i come home and today i went in wills and put £20 in and got £110 out.

What i do is i dont use the numbers like put 20p on number 1 etc. I do the 19 to 36 colums which are 2/1. But they are £1 min bet. I put between £2 to £10 bets on. The thing to look out for is the numbers if 19 to 36 been coming out alot i would go for 1 to 12 and so on. Same with even and odds and red and balck. The only number i do go for is 0 every so often.

gl all

The Shark · At Stud Read My Blog! Joined: 01 Feb 2004 Posts: 3252

The machines always win

You may have got lucky a couple of times - all that means is that other people have lost.

betking · Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 1:17 pm Post subject:

I can pretty much guarantee if you played for much longer you'd have lost all your profit, but congrats nonetheless Smile

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tunny0 · Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 1:20 pm Post subject:

Nice to hear of your winnings Win

But my advice anything what has a program to run the machine is a fix beware, i have spent 13 years playing machines and only just cottoned on they are rigged Laughing

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nelix847 · Group 1 Class Joined: 08 Mar 2007 Posts: 356

It like he said on Oceans 11. "The house allways wins if your betting the same amount every time and then it just happens to be you lucky hand and bet big you win."

Something like that any way Cheeky

DAISY · Group 2 Class Joined: 03 Apr 2005 Posts: 137

but to be fair to the poster, he is playing it right, if he puts his bet and is fortunate to win and walk away well done. It's when you stay and playsome more you are almost sure to put it all back (and usually some more too).

I try and steer clear but have been known to 'wager' (for want of a better word) £20 or so, win or lose it's just the spin of a "wheel" I know the deal win some, lose some, lose some more...

Have a good Saturday guys
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man o bong · Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 10:17 am Post subject:

I succumb occasionally to these things and have a little story of this past week i can share with you.

Saturday 16th June

Rushed back from sandown as there was a horse i wanted to do at Leicester that evening from the Diamond racing stable. I won £130 from the bet on the horse, on top of what i had won at Sandown during the day.
Now this is where it starts to get interesting.

I put the £30 excess in the roulette and played my usual three numbers, within half an hour i had over £1000 in the pot, played it down to £1000 dead and collected.

Sunday 17th June

In visiting the shop again i couldnt resist another go, confidence boosted by the previous days win.

I put aside £200 to play but needn't have worried, after about 20 mins and two twentys deposited i saw my balance at the £440 mark, collected and walked away, knowing i know had a very large bank roll to play Ascot with.

Monday 18th

Drooped into Corals to do a couple of selections for the day, layed out £150 on the horses and put another £50 in their machine. To my surprise i managed to walk away from that one with £500. Another £300 up.

At this point i know i am pushing my luck and just a few spins away from it going all badly wrong, so i decided to but myself and the wife, some new bikes, paid off my credit card and left a few hundred in my pocket for Ascot. If i didnt do something with the money, i knew deep down, where it would all end up going.

Tuesday 19th

Went absolutley mad on the horses, placing some huge (for me anyway), singles and several perms (fool). But i was speculating on the luck of having extra dough in the back burner. I went into William Hills at the end of the day to check how the horses had done and had pretty much had a disaster. I loaded the rulette with £100. This lucky streak had to end soon, as they never last for ever but it seemed i had at least another day of this. Walked away £800 up. Shocked

Wednesday 20th

Once again able to play BIG on Ascot with the good sized prices available i was hugley speculative with what i had left after buying a new LCD telly for the bedroom. £350 layed out on Ascot about £80 left burning a hole in the pocket. Couldnt help myself now as the bug had taken over, put the £80 in the roulette in Ladbrokes i was at. 1 hour later i hit collect as the bank stood at £1880, another £1800 profit on the machine with £350 still running on the nags. This was dreamland.

Heres where i made a decision.

1. i knew that this had to end sometime, the question is when?

2. If i hadnt played on after the first couple of wins i wouldnt have been in the position i was in now.

3. So do i play on, not knowing if i would win more or lose some or all of it.

4. well i wasnt going to give it all bck i knew that much, but was i going to reinvest any at all.

Thursday:

Decided enough was enough, the roller coaster ride had to end, and inevitably if i didnt get off now, there was going to be a crash, i lowered my stakes on the nags to normal level, placed my bets for Thursday, put a bit aside for friday, and banked the rest, an have vowed not to return ever to those machines. The problem with them is this. I was at a point with the luck running my way plying 6, 7, 8 pounds and more on single numbers, where i would never normally play anything higher than a 50p. What i guessed is that for the forseeable future i would not get the same buzz from winning £18 when my number came up as when over this last week the buzz of seeing £288 topped up in the bank. I was on a road to going all wrong so decided to quit.

I've got some nice stuff for me and the missus, and no balance on my credit card, i've overpayed me mortage a bit, and have a few quid in the bank for the week i am about to spend down in Newquay.

I am having trouble thinking of anything else at the moment but watching that wheel go round and landing on my numbers. I know that one day i will probably return and have to have another go, I know i will lose, but also i know exactly what to do when i win now, Spend it, bank it, pay something off, immediatly, so that it cant be put back in. And walk away. Thats the hardest part.

I will not even go to the bookies today, to place my bets, i will endevour to do it online as the temtation of those flashing lights will not drag me back.
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tunny0 · Posted: Sat Jun 23, 2007 10:30 am Post subject:

Thats where i went wrong with the fruit machines Crying or Very sad

But well done in your fortunes Man o Bong, what were your numbers again might have a punt Laughing

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Dales the One · Handicapper Joined: 30 Mar 2006 Posts: 13

a good mate of mine would never touch them...then one day after some bad losses on the gg's he put a couple of quid into the devil mac...you guessed it he is now hooked...feeding the mac between 200-500 weekly!...DONT TOUCH EM THEIR EVIL!...you realise that the numbers on a roulette table add upto 666!!!...SCARY!... Unlucky