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Title: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 23, 01:36 PM 2016
I feel I have to post something as I feel quite strongly about this, I hear a lot that regardless of what you do, even if you win, you lose because the pay out in roulette is not fair, all this negative expectancy with a 35/1 pay out on 37 numbers (European table)
I say what B0ll0cks, Ill take 35/1 all day long thanks very much.

If I see a football game say man city v reading for example, the odds on reading causing an upset may be 15/1, the odds on man city winning may be 1/10 on, yet 99.999999% of the time we all know reading do not stand a chance in hell, so 15/1 is not really very generous is it. Id take 35/1 on a roulette table any day of the week, here is why.

The wheel HAS to spin, we do not have to bet, there are that many systems, strategies, advantage plays etc.. around that variance should not really bother us, even better so, the wheel has no memory, the wheel does not know what the word fallacy is, the wheel does not know if you are waiting for something, the facts remain, the wheel HAS to spin, we do not have to bet.

Sure I have won, I have lost but one thing I am certain about is, in the 'long run' for me, a bout 15 years and millions of spins, I am a good bit up in £ terms, I am no millionaire because I always play with the air of caution, even after 15 years, but the point remains, 35/1, 17/1, 8/1, 5/1, even 1/1, roulette can and does offer a real way to make quick money, just do not play being a gambler, play smart.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Tamino on May 23, 03:59 PM 2016
EC  1-1 with la partage is heaven .    106 years ago V. Bethell wrote a book  , Monte Carlo  Anecdotes  and Systems.  Only 7 pages  out 184 pages were devoted to  numbers .


Nuff said.

For recreational purposes only.Play at         your own risk.



Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Willie on May 23, 05:07 PM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 23, 01:36 PM 2016
I feel I have to post something as I feel quite strongly about this, I hear a lot that regardless of what you do, even if you win, you lose because the pay out in roulette is not fair, all this negative expectancy with a 35/1 pay out on 37 numbers (European table)
I say what B0ll0cks, Ill take 35/1 all day long thanks very much.

If I see a football game say man city v reading for example, the odds on reading causing an upset may be 15/1, the odds on man city winning may be 1/10 on, yet 99.999999% of the time we all know reading do not stand a chance in hell, so 15/1 is not really very generous is it. Id take 35/1 on a roulette table any day of the week, here is why.

The wheel HAS to spin, we do not have to bet, there are that many systems, strategies, advantage plays etc.. around that variance should not really bother us, even better so, the wheel has no memory, the wheel does not know what the word fallacy is, the wheel does not know if you are waiting for something, the facts remain, the wheel HAS to spin, we do not have to bet.

Sure I have won, I have lost but one thing I am certain about is, in the 'long run' for me, a bout 15 years and millions of spins, I am a good bit up in £ terms, I am no millionaire because I always play with the air of caution, even after 15 years, but the point remains, 35/1, 17/1, 8/1, 5/1, even 1/1, roulette can and does offer a real way to make quick money, just do not play being a gambler, play smart.

Nicely put tezza, couldn't agree with u more
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Scarface on May 23, 05:23 PM 2016
I agree!  Roulette can also be compared to day trading.  Stocks can go up or down, and commissions are similar to house edge eating away your money.  The most important thing to keep in mind is proper money management.  Don't risk it all on the short term.  And don't bet against what's trending. 
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: TurboGenius on May 23, 05:31 PM 2016
Apples and Oranges.
You're comparing non-random things to roulette.
Comparing things that aren't "independent" to roulette, where each spin is independent from the last.
But whatever.
I'm a "math guy" and also a system player and creator - I can argue both ways and use math to beat a math game.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Steve on May 23, 06:53 PM 2016
Tezza, what you've said is basically (in other terms):

1. I love the lottery payout. Someone has to win so it may as well be me. So I'll spend tonnes of money on tickets and eventually I'll win. Who cares about the amount of tickets I need to buy becaue the payout is good. You can win, you just need to be smart about it.

2. You've played at least 300 spins per day (on average) for the past 15 years.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 03:22 AM 2016
No I don't agree, what I mean is, saying something is lost, even when its won, because the pay out is unfair is just stupid, 35/1 on a 37 number board is pretty darn good, is it fluke that I win regularly and yet the long run or variance has never bit me, I don't play like a gambler, at least I try not to.

I was reading this interesting article the other day which pointed out that often, the best roulette players have some condition along the lines of bipolar, interesting. I do not, and this is partly the reason why I do lose sometimes, I am human, I make mistakes, mistakes of the mind.

And interestingly I do not play the lotto, have no interest in it at all, yet roulette is a big fav of mine, sure, I can go 6 months and not play a single spin or even think about roulette, but then I can spend 10+ hours a day sometimes playing it.

I do not consider myself a 'lucky' person at all really, not in general, so if I am not winning through pure luck, and the long run and variance, deviation has not caused me to go bust, I must be doing something else right.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 03:45 AM 2016
Also, think about it, roulette offers better odds than the lotto, for the UK lotto you need 3 numbers from 59 at a pay out of 25/2 if it were pick any 1 single number from 59, get it right and we pay 35/1, that would be attractive, yet, still worse than roulette, as roulette has 37 potential outcomes, not 59.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Steve on May 24, 03:59 AM 2016
You are missing the point and don't understand. But if you're profiting, keep doing it
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 07:27 AM 2016
I would like you to explain why the below statement is wrong or untrue

roulette offers better odds than the lotto, for the UK lotto you need 3 numbers from 59 at a pay out of 25/2 if it were pick any 1 single number from 59, get it right and we pay 35/1, that would be attractive, yet, still worse than roulette, as roulette has 37 potential outcomes, not 59.

Fact is, you cant
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Turner on May 24, 07:33 AM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 24, 07:27 AM 2016
I would like you to explain why the below statement is wrong or untrue

roulette offers better odds than the lotto, for the UK lotto you need 3 numbers from 59 at a pay out of 25/2 if it were pick any 1 single number from 59, get it right and we pay 35/1, that would be attractive, yet, still worse than roulette, as roulette has 37 potential outcomes, not 59.

Fact is, you cant

The title says "the maths guys are wrong"

What is it you are saying they are wrong about?

If its the fact that the casinos dont pay fairly, then how are they wrong?

I dont see any maths guys saying roulette doesnt pay out higher than the lottery

I dont get what your point is.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Steve on May 24, 08:25 AM 2016
Tezza, it is hard to argue with you when you say unfair payouts is a stupid thing to say when justifying why random bet selection leads to negative expectation. Its not saying math is stupid logic, it IS saying its stupid.

Theres a big difference between odds and payout. The odds are your chances of winning. The Payout is what you get paid for wins.

Maybe the lottery works differently in your country. I dont bother playing it. Last time I checked, the odds of winning the jackpot were around 1 in 15,000,000 or so. The payout varies because the jackpot increases when it isnt won.

The "house edge" in lotteries varies, but its usually between 40-60%. In roulette, its just 2.7%. Its a big difference.

Maybe you can find lottery with lower house edge, but its all fundamentally the same, which is unfair payouts for the odds. Trillions and trillions are made on this principle. It is not "stupid", and any serious player needs to understand it. A casual player doesnt need to look at it, and they arent interested in the details - only what they win if they get lucky.

What you dont appear to understand is if you only win 1 in 37 time on average, but are paid just 35-1 when you do win, then over time you'll lose money. The only way to overcome this and win is to win more frequently than you would with random accuracy bets.

Im not having a go at you but its simple math. Maths guys are not wrong about it. And btw Im not a math guy. Im not an AP guy either. Im just someone who understands basic logic.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 08:39 AM 2016
But again, you are obviously miss-understanding what I am saying, I am saying that I am more than happy with the casino having an edge as low as 2.7% as that is for the gamblers, 2.7% is silly low, and easy to beat, especially if you do not fall under the typical 'gambler' notion.
You will never get a loan and not pay interest, that interest is the loan companies edge, profit, in roulette, typically its 2.7% but again, what I am saying is, that only applies to the people who are not making money from it. a lot of people will lose a darn site quicker than the standard 2.7% house edge, because they are gamblers, or just have money to waste.
I do not sit and play roulette with any intention of losing, and I rarely do, if I do, its because im a muppet and made a mistake, invariably, I always, always win, just by playing a mix of about 30 different strategies which can be changed, flexible, interlinked etc....

Look, all I am saying is, if there were no house edge, the game would no exist, look at Bet voyager no roulette, they take 10% of any winnings, id rather have the 0 and play 2.7% against thanks.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Steve on May 24, 08:49 AM 2016
Well in any case, the key to winning roulette is predicting the winning number (with high enough accuracy). There are many ways to do that.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tuddilue on May 24, 10:03 AM 2016
Quote from: Steve on May 24, 08:49 AM 2016
Well in any case, the key to winning roulette is predicting the winning number (with high enough accuracy). There are many ways to do that.
Yes of course it is. Which one is your favorite?  I mean bet 0x, 1x or >1x? Just curious..
Myself is betting 1x must of the time..

- Tuddilue
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 10:59 AM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 24, 03:22 AM 2016
No I don't agree, what I mean is, saying something is lost, even when its won, because the pay out is unfair is just stupid, 35/1 on a 37 number board is pretty darn good, is it fluke that I win regularly and yet the long run or variance has never bit me, I don't play like a gambler, at least I try not to.

I was reading this interesting article the other day which pointed out that often, the best roulette players have some condition along the lines of bipolar, interesting. I do not, and this is partly the reason why I do lose sometimes, I am human, I make mistakes, mistakes of the mind.

And interestingly I do not play the lotto, have no interest in it at all, yet roulette is a big fav of mine, sure, I can go 6 months and not play a single spin or even think about roulette, but then I can spend 10+ hours a day sometimes playing it.

I do not consider myself a 'lucky' person at all really, not in general, so if I am not winning through pure luck, and the long run and variance, deviation has not caused me to go bust, I must be doing something else right.

So how do you play/ What's the magic bullet?
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 11:01 AM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 24, 07:27 AM 2016
I would like you to explain why the below statement is wrong or untrue

roulette offers better odds than the lotto, for the UK lotto you need 3 numbers from 59 at a pay out of 25/2 if it were pick any 1 single number from 59, get it right and we pay 35/1, that would be attractive, yet, still worse than roulette, as roulette has 37 potential outcomes, not 59.

Fact is, you cant

I think you are correct.

It has also been said (in a similar vein) that "lotteries are a tax on
people who are bad at math".

That being true, and being said, continue to explain how you play and
overcome it?
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Tamino on May 24, 11:02 AM 2016
Even a stopped  clock is right twice a day.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 11:16 AM 2016
I don't really feel I need to specifically explain what I do because I do so much, I have said in earlier posts I play about 30 different ways, call them systems, strategies or whatever, but generally hit one and move on

if you average a 3 unit win x 30 that's 90 units per day, sometimes may be 60 sometimes maybe 120, just hit and run on as many certainties as there can be. Its always generally worked for me :)
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: maestro on May 24, 12:22 PM 2016
@Tamino..i like this quote soooo much...even stoped clock is right 2 times a day...fecking good one
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: maestro on May 24, 12:25 PM 2016
tezza you know that even mixed martial arts fighters get knocked here and there...
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 12:41 PM 2016
After looking back at tezza's posts all I see is armchair
discussion about how he wins and the philosophy. General
trip reports about wins.

"my method". "my method"........

So far, just a variation of what RG presents. No meat.
But it looks good on paper. Or a CRT.

(That's "cathode ray tube" for you young guys.  Several years
ago my niece worked at best buy. She claimed a KILLER price
for a "flat screen monitor". I asked her to get it. She did. I still
have it. It's a JUG with a "flat screen".  Apparently you need to
say "flat panel" or the like.  I was pissed.  Still am, actually.)
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 12:53 PM 2016
Here's an example

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=15571.15

An entire thread with pointless questions that just ENDED.
No conclusion. Nothing.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 12:54 PM 2016
wo wo wo hold the phone, I have never said anything is MY METHOD, I use lots of different methods, 30+, all available to search for and find, hit and run through the list.

And yes, occasionally I get burned, but only ever when I make a mistake, and even then, my wins outweigh my losses, that is all we can aim for, to come out ahead.

Really confused by what mogul is saying, ive said im not rich, but I do make enough here and there to make it worthwhile, some people do sports betting or greyhound betting or horse racing, I simply prefer, and have had most success with roulette, is this not a roulette forum after all.

also I don't own an arm chair, sorry, my set up is very professional, office chair, work station, nice outside view, and crack down to work :)
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 12:55 PM 2016
Here's another one.

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=15562.msg134185#msg134185

May 13, 2015, 10:06:03 AM »

Proper funny fogus lol, i think you are part of a select club of people who ALL think you have it, but never share, or come close to sharing, so you all think and hope you have and are using the same soloution, wouldnt it be funny if you revealed and it turned out to be a system from 100 years ago lol, how silly would you look then. I make big money playing roulette but i am not a gambler, :ooh: :ooh: :ooh: i treat it as a job with money management and sometimes i do have the attitude of 'no guts no glory' and it has failed me on rare occasions, fortunately my wins still amount to a profit over losses.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 12:59 PM 2016
so whats your point mogul, the overall point is, what I said then, still stands now, I havnt changed anything, well apart from I play less now because I have a young family and other priorities, I still win more than I lose.

You do come across very much like you want to be spoon fed a HG (which does not exist really) like its your given right to be told 100% how to do something by people who have or are doing it.

Its simple, use your brain, practice, have patience, play more than 1 way.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 01:05 PM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 24, 12:59 PM 2016
so whats your point mogul, the overall point is, what I said then, still stands now, I havnt changed anything, well apart from I play less now because I have a young family and other priorities, I still win more than I lose.

You do come across very much like you want to be spoon fed a HG (which does not exist really) like its your given right to be told 100% how to do something by people who have or are doing it.

Its simple, use your brain, practice, have patience, play more than 1 way.

See above. I explained it.

"Its simple, use your brain, practice, have patience, play more than 1 way."

Tells me nothing about where you bet, when you bet, and how much you bet.
I grazed all your posts and they are all fish stories and fluff.

And I don't care about your frequency or habits because of your family. I
went through all that too. Before my kids grew up and the built a place
3 exits down from me, and I retired.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 01:06 PM 2016
You've spent more time saying nothing and holding an
audience than I've ever seen anywhere.

(Except Hillary)
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 01:07 PM 2016
As for your example thread, I am the last poster to that thread, and it makes sense, so your notion that it just ended is wrong, I didn't leave anything unanswered because no one else asked anything lol
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: mogul397 on May 24, 01:11 PM 2016
"I remember the days back in "Nam"

(Vietnam for you young guys. And no, I wasn't there,
which helps my point here)

"I remember those days..."
"I was up. I was down".
"We had great times. We had terrible times".
"Yada yada".

Just wanted to share that so if anyone winds up having
to go to war, you'll know what to expect and how
to handle it.........
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 01:11 PM 2016
this may seem odd to you, yet it makes perfect sense to me, what benefit is it to anyone me revealing where I play, how I play and what I play with, for all I know you could be security in charge of 10 different online casinos and before I know it all my accounts are banned or locked, call it paranoia, I call it my choice and staying below the radar.

I will never be too specific with anyone on a public online forum, that's just foolish, plus I have already said I play 30 different ways lol, what more do you want, and why does it matter so much to you, are you losing that bad. is your debt getting to you.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: tezza12 on May 24, 01:16 PM 2016
yet again mogul, my point is 100% bang on, you are good at talking nothing, and quoting a load of tosh, and avoiding perfectly legible questions, does it hurt you so much inside that you can't admit you are wrong.
You keep searching for that silver spoon matey ;)

Ohh and for generic purposes I am between 30-35 years old, I am based in the UK, I play at more than 3 but less than 8 online casinos and my BR with each varies from £10 to £200.

There you go, feast on that, nothing given away that should see me or my accounts harmed.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: RouletteGhost on May 24, 01:24 PM 2016
Quote from: mogul397 on May 24, 12:41 PM 2016

"my method". "my method"........

So far, just a variation of what RG presents. No meat.


Most methods I create I outline clear rules. With examples.

I also post disclaimers on my methods.

I also test it and posts the tests.

So not sure what you are trying to say.

Im very transparent.

You can choose to skip my threads if you wish.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: denzie on May 24, 01:58 PM 2016
Quote from: Tamino on May 24, 11:02 AM 2016
Even a stopped  clock is right twice a day.

Did you ever seen each possible time on the clock?   :girl_to:
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: Tamino on May 24, 03:52 PM 2016
Evidence there  are more wise  guys on board than Wise Guys.




Nathan Detroit.
Title: Re: Why the math guys are wrong in my opinion
Post by: RouletteGhost on May 24, 05:33 PM 2016
Quote from: tezza12 on May 24, 01:16 PM 2016
yet again mogul, my point is 100% bang on, you are good at talking nothing, and quoting a load of tosh

you better get used to that

:lol: