Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I'm so glad I found this forum, I've read quite a lot of posts on here, you guys are extremely intelligent.
Hope I can contribute here in some way and look forward to learning and sharing ideas with you.
Son
Welcome Son,
Hey, tell us about your fascination with roulette. Do you remember that first time you played? Have any favorite method/system?
Hope we can guide and be helpful in your gaming too.
Cheers!
Victor
Thanks for the welcome Victor.
I first played roulette when I discovered a free system online about 7 years ago. It was where you had to force the zero by betting on red and black and zero at the same time. I can't remember exactly how it worked now but you had to free spin it for about 20 times then start betting with some kind of progression. I deposited Ã,£30 and won on my first few goes then lost everything soon after. Even though I lost the thought of the possibilty of making money by playing roulette kept me fascinated. I started buying systems from Ebay and downloading any free systems I could find needless to say nothing really worked in the long run.
Fast forward a few years and I'm here in whats seems to be an amazing source of knowledge.
I've not really got a system or method as yet as I've always been too scared to part with my money, until now. I figured that I would study as many posts on here as I can before I have a shot at trying to make a profit from playing roulette.
Hi Son
Welcome welcome :)
Quote from: SonOfAGun on Nov 25, 09:52 AM 2010
Thanks for the welcome Victor.
Always great to see a new fellow member coming to our forum.
Remember, testing is FREE, learning is FREE... My most sound advice is you don't lay a real-money bet unless you have "done your homework" and truly tested and learned all you need from your target selection/progression.
Also, it is advisable to allow room to the human factor. At times your gut tell you it isn't your day, at times it says you should risk a bit more. When you become an experienced player, with plenty of gaming hours under your belt, you may want to pay more and more attention to those "inner advices".
I commend your desire to make roulette a form of EXTRA money, instead of aiming at having it as your main income source. Playing professionally is a whole level, one which can be the most rewarding but at the same time the most dangerous, both psychologically as well as in the family level.
By aiming at getting extra money and always keeping the day job, you save yourself from many unnecessary experiences, which in the end shall you finally be a successful player you will "get there" in a more comfortable and less stressful way.
Again, thanks for registering with us and looking forward to seeing more of you around.
Regards,
Victor
Quote from: SonOfAGun on Nov 25, 09:34 AM 2010
Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I'm so glad I found this forum, I've read quite a lot of posts on here, you guys are extremely intelligent.
Hope I can contribute here in some way and look forward to learning and sharing ideas with you.
Son
A very warm welcome to you :thumbsup:
Any questions just ask ! :)
Quote from: SonOfAGun on Nov 25, 09:34 AM 2010
Just wanted to say hi to everyone. I'm so glad I found this forum, I've read quite a lot of posts on here, you guys are extremely intelligent.
Not smart enough to beat the wheel apparently. That's why you help on this matter would be appreciated :) btw Welcome to the forum!
Dear Friend ( I would prefer to call you a buddy than son because my son is only 3 years old) :)
Welcome to the best roulette forum in the world. Yes I tell you this is the best and most disciplined forum that I have ever seen. The forum is blessed by the wisdom of many veterans and professional players like Victor (VLS), Ken(MrJ), Hermes, Kattila, George(GLC), Flat_Ino, Bayes, Winkel and many more. you can study, discuss, chat . It is all about sharing.
Hello and welcome to this FINE forum!!
Ken