How to win all the time... KISS...

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Right folks, when you have read all of what I am going to write below then you might stop laughing at the title of this thread. . . . .  or maybe not. . . .  :D

Anyway. . .

To develop a consistently winning strategy just build a portfolio of simple systems.  Ignore anything too complicated as this type of NASA-maths system may be superb in theory but is extremely difficult to play under pressure when the pile of chips is shrinking rather fast as you wait for the promised win. . . . .  so the golden rule is KISS.  Keep It Simple Stupid. . .   

To find your individual simple systems, learn to constantly watch and understand what is going on on the table you are playing at.

This is very hard to do as obviously there is an awful lot going on (explanation below) but if you have patience and determination you will be able to find an excellent strategy for playing for profit. .

Ok so what do I mean above by 'an awful lot going on' at one time.  Experienced players will know 100% what i mean so this is for fresh meat to the wheel, ie newbies to the game.

When a number appears look at what is happening on the table and how this 'fresh' number might fit in.

NB: Do not be put off by the endless rubbish seen on the internet about how one spin is not related to the next.  I see this comment all the time and when I do I know the people stating it might be correct in theory but they patently do not play roulette. . . . .  old hands at the game will agree.  Very, very often in roulette numbers come up which have a direct link to recent previous and future numbers.   

Why?

Who knows or cares just do your own research and make your own mind up.  Doubting Thomas's will be surprised. . . 
 

So take the last number to appear and see what opportunities for making some $$$ this might present.

A couple of really simple examples might be that (a) 3 and 5 appear close together.  So 4 is missing. . . .  or (b) 9 appears and because lines often repeat within 11 spins then maybe its worth betting the same line again for a while. .

I stress these are very simple examples (as you get more experienced your simple ideas will still be very easy to spot and play, just more sophisticated in their structure), but now you might be starting to see the point of what I am saying.

Its that no one system will always win all the time.  Because however good they are on paper, you must remember they are based on theory and thus will lose eventually.  When they do crash and burn obviously the confidence starts to go.  Thats why so many new systems are constantly being developed. . . .  because the last awesome idea gets binned. 

Hang on though.  That's a dumb move!!!! If its a simple idea then stash it in your system portfolio.   

Build up your experience by constantly testing your own ideas and those generously put up on here by others.  Accept that none of them will be perfect but they could give you a germ of an idea to play with within your portfolio.

The golden rule if you play like this is to completely forget any type of increasing staking plan.  These are suicide.

Why?

Because of the house edge.  Catastrophic melt down on any staking plan pot will therefore come one day.  Think about it. . . . .   :'(

So only ever play with single chips.  Make these a size which is comfortable. .  for me I only ever play with single chips - ie 1 pound, dollar, euro, rupee, whatever is your currency of choice. .

Now you are asking how I make decent money if I only ever play with single chips. . .

Then read my thread entitled Rooster Boosters.

All the best,

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