Which way to success would you choose

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY

The wheel as a treasure map

"I wanted to talk about the importance of knowing all of the numbers on the wheel. This notion is directed towards people who do not value this skill.

I see the wheel as a treasure map. Without it, I would be wandering aimlessly. Imagine you are on a row boat on the ocean, just floating. You have no goals, just going with the tide. Hopefully, you will find land before the elements kill you.

If you have a goal in mind, possess a map, and enough provisions to get there, chances are you will succeed. Memorizing the numbers on the wheel will open your vision to see how the ball is moving and what numbers the ball is favoring, not only in sections, but in intervals.

Once you have that roulette map, all you have to do is figure out what direction you will take to reach your destination."

[maestro]

what A crap

[TurboGenius]

what A crap

Exactly

[denzie]

Where's that compass of Jack Sparrow?

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY

Identical strategies

"Mathematically, European wheel has a lesser house edge. If you add a second zero to the European wheel, then the house edge is equal to the American wheel.

Although it is easier to memorize the American wheel, because of how the numbers are arranged on the wheel, the European wheel has the same identical strategies as the American wheel, although the numbers are arranged differently on the wheel.

When the roulette player learns the multiple aspects of each roulette wheel, they would be able to understand the importance of each number placement.

I have read the many debates about using past spins as a means to predict future spins, which is a natural human behavior. The wheel has no memory. So, the debate continues.

There is an approach which does not use past spins. Something that has never been posted. Quite frankly, will never be posted. But it is something for which to ponder while studying  principles of ..."

[stringbeanpc]

keep on posting mort !

[3Nine]

These are Kimo Li posts, aren't they?

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY

You have to exercise

"I practice my roulette skills everyday, 50 spins. I analyze every angle. This helps me to keep sharp and constantly looking for new strategies. Keep in mind, when I practice, I pretend I am at the casino, with an actual layout and chips. I read 12 numbers ascending from the bottom to the top, just like the tote boards in the casino. I have loud music in the background to assimilate the casino, because my brain needs to feel comfortable in that kind of environment. It's a necessary routine if you want to be on top of your game. Walking is an essential part of practicing. Why?, because a roulette gambler will be moving from one casino to another. In other words, you have to exercise."

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY


Bet of every spin

“The live casinos require you to bet every spin. If you miss one or two spins, depending on what type of player you are, meaning beginner, above average or "frequent," a beginner will probably not get a reaction from the dealer. Above average will get a warning. A frequent (Pro) will be told he MUST bet every spin. Yes, the casino can tell what type of player you are.”

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY


Whether the casinos will ever shut down roulette tables

"There is no way that the casinos will ever shut down roulette tables. The majority of the players play by the rules that the game has to offer. Some may win, some may lose, but the casino will, in time, win by the house advantage.

Casinos create a following of losers by psychological warfare. Reward membership is their weapon. The more action you give the more perks you get, reward credits, tier status, free rooms, free play, free shows, free limo, etc.

Here's how the psychology works. When you win, it's a great feeling. You go home feeling great, money won and free everything. Now, they offer you more stuff and you go back. This time you lose money. You justify your loss by saying that you had all that free stuff, rooms, buffet, limo, shows. Psychologically, you say to yourself, I lost money but I had a great time and I "think" I broke even or the "value" I received equals my losses.

The cycle does not end. They offer you more free stuff because of your loyal play. If you have a reward card, you are a loser because the casino already won.

If the casino spot an advantage player, they simply refuse their patronage. So no, the casinos
will never shut down the roulette games.

Are you a reward player?

Here is a typical scenario that happens when playing roulette.
The player buys in with a discrete bank, depending on the table limit, 100.00 for example on a 10.00 table minimum.

The player builds his table stake to 1,000.00 dollars. The pit-boss asks if the player has a players card. The answer is no. Do you want one? No thank you. This is when you ask to cash out and leave the casino.

If you lose your 100.00 or whatever you stop loss is, pull out your rewards card and ask the dealer to have the pit-boss to record your loss (play) on the card."

[NextYear]

Thanks Mort, interesting read!

[Mortagon]

SO YOU WANNA GAMBLE PROFESSIONALLY


Playing to win

GLC - Roulette Book Review
link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=3760.0

[Mortagon]

An attempt of Kimo Li to explain intuition:
link:://betselection.cc/article-development/(draft)-yet-another-explanation-to-intuition-4280/msg32083/?PHPSESSID=g0rn4nq7fmcrhradppos7rrfk0#msg32083


We as a roulette group cannot agree on the best way to learn how to beat the game of roulette. We, instead, speak about our own roulette experiences and what we have read from various disciplines and points of view:  wheel-based, layout-based, physics, math, psychic, etc., disproving and justifying why a particular approach does not work.

I remember when The Roulette Formula, by Kimo Li, was first made public in 2005 regarding the many facets of dividing up the wheel and categorizing them into groups that would serve as a universal roulette language. For those players who have embraced the ideas of the Global Pie Method and later The Matrix, they are consciously and subconsciously reaping the benefits of pattern recognition and intuition. It could be as simple as which half of the wheel is the ball falling, or more complex, like reading boomerang patterns on the layout, and knowing the number relationships on the wheel.

The internal accountant retrieves information from several databases stored within the cortex of the brain, unlike a library that is well organized, but rather, data randomly scattered throughout the brain, most of the time duplicate in nature. If one part of data is “erased”, it can be traced and found in another part of the cortex. One must have data in their minds and not on a computer or cell phone. You don’t believe me. Imagine if you lost your phone. How many phone numbers do you remember?

Intuition, therefore, has a direct relationship with information gathered and stored throughout one’s experience using a set of principles that is “proven” to win consistently, which by the way, cannot happen without a universal language,  set of rules, and discipline.

No pattern escapes the intuitive mind of a professional Global Pie roulette player. My intuition tells me that there is someone out there who begs to differ.

Kimo Li