Transfer money via roulette!

alexvs · Apr 21, 01:54 PM 2013

Hi, guys. I'm looking for idea to trasfer funds from one player to another in casino games.

My first idea was betting on odds (black and red) similar bets and some insurance on zero. Then when player who must transfer money wins we increase our bets every spin untill player who needs to get money will win.

I need to transfer money with minimal risk and hopefully for not to long (spin is 1 minute and i hope to make job done max. in 5-6 hours or 360 spins).

If you think this strategy suits me best could you give me please an idea how to calculate progression structure that would give minimal risks. But if you think another game will work better let me know too, cose roulette is the only game i know good.

So, I have 200 USD on balance and want to transfer it to another player balance. Odds min. is $1 and max. is $50.

Please pass by my thread if you think I'm noob or fraud, though I'm not

alexvs · Apr 21, 09:55 PM 2013

P.S. If I will use your strategy and this will work I will share $50 with you!

Ralph · Apr 21, 11:39 PM 2013

Some casinos allow you to send SMALL amount to an other account. In some legislation's they will not let you do so due to money laundering laws. On poker sites or there player play against each other they monitor for this and take actions if they suspect manipulations.

alexvs · Apr 22, 05:21 AM 2013

Do you think they can treat even strategy that I described as a manipulation? I thought that they check only chip dumping on poker tables. I am going to do this on one of poker sites on live roulette.

iggiv · Apr 22, 08:12 PM 2013

do they have live roulette in poker rooms?

Ralph · Apr 22, 10:30 PM 2013

Quote from: alexvs on Apr 22, 05:21 AM 2013
Do you think they can treat even strategy that I described as a manipulation? I thought that they check only chip dumping on poker tables. I am going to do this on one of poker sites on live roulette.

If the account which should receive money, win from the house, why you need to try to lose the same amount?

I really not understand what you are going to archive!

alexvs · Apr 23, 06:14 AM 2013

Quote from: Ralph on Apr 22, 10:30 PM 2013why you need to try to lose the same amount?

Sorry guys, I'm noob in casino games, but you are not. I really thought that winning on one side and loosing on another one is kind of transfering, but that's just lol, agree. Do you have better idea how to transfer money in casino games or get significant advantage if I can play at the same time from account that can't withdraw?

Quote from: iggiv on Apr 22, 08:12 PM 2013
do they have live roulette in poker rooms?

Yes

iggiv · Apr 23, 07:35 PM 2013

thanx for the info...

Le_Chiffre · Dec 30, 07:09 AM 2013

I know what the OP was probably trying to do, I used to try and do the same thing with 2 separate financial trading accounts. I wanted one account to show massive losses and one to show massive profits so I could use each one for certain circumstances. I'd go Long with one account and short on another account on the same financial instrument at the same time. My plan was to show the loss account if I wanted to plead poverty for whatever reason such as tax bill reasons etc...and then show the massive profits one to show massive earning if I wanted credit or to prove I was earning a lot. I think the OP was wanting to try the same thing using roulette i.e one account betting black and one betting red. Trouble is you can't predict which account is going to win or lose more so it will end up roughly the same (obviously losing a bit when the zero hits on each account).

(i know this is an old post, i am just bored and wanted to add my bit incase it helps anyone)

Azim · Dec 30, 05:22 PM 2013

Do it through Party Casino./ Party Poker.. Or Poker Stars.. You will have to wait for your funds to clear...

After that you can transfer easily.

Azim · Dec 30, 07:09 PM 2013

Quote from: Ralph on Apr 22, 10:30 PM 2013
If the account which should receive money, win from the house, why you need to try to lose the same amount?

I really not understand what you are going to archive!

What he/she is trying to do is if i side wins they want to dump chips that way.. so the house doesn't lose it..

They don't understand the house will win it's share of 2.7% no matter what they try.

It's better to cash out and transfer..

ausguy · Dec 30, 09:34 PM 2013

All casinos I've seen only ever allow 1 person one account. They don't facilitate cross account, in house, transfers between account holders of the same casino.

It's always the rule that funds flow to & from the same account. Most casinos globally in conjuction with their relevant Goverments/Crime agencies are ever vigilant/wary of money laundering. Casinos also have strict rules on in play scams, manipulation & game play collusion. They say that's what the check over the 3 days before any payouts.

Party Casino, of which I have an account & play at, have a fairly typical set of Terms and Conditions.

Relevant here is Section 4. "True Identity and One Account. .....Only one account per person is allowed with proper ID conditions applicable. Multi accounts in different names with the intention to defraud are invalid". They also say elsewhere that illegal activity using credit/debit cards could result in a bad debt report on the relevant card holders account(s).

Also section 10.4 - " Account balances cannot be transferred, substituted or redeemed for any other prize". Party Casino has Party Points (similar to frequent flyer points) where the have an on line gift shop with items ranging from clothes & watches right up to multi million dollar through play top item = a Lamborghini.

alexvs - Your transfer idea would only work via bank transfers or similar never through a casino.

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Transfer money via roulette!