Hello and I need help

[Jonnybet1]

Hello everyone!  I have played the game of roulette for a few years but still looking for you know, the "holy grail".   I thought I would come on here and try to get a fresh start.   I have been lurking for a few days and have read alot of the systems in the forums.   WOW!  Some of you out there are doing some serious thinking.   I also noticed alot of friendly people who always seem very helpful.  I think I'll have an advantage this time working with other people to try and beat this beast.   I'll probably be out there asking questions and trying to become a better player.   Good luck to all of you! :)

[Maui13]

Hey Jonnybet1,

Welcome and I hope you learn as much as I did on this forum.

Many of the guys here have brains the size of hot air balloon's (***whisper***...that means they are really smart  )

Regards,
Mauricio

[esoito]

Welcome! 

You might not 'beat the beast' but you'll likely have fun trying.

[Jonnybet1]

 :D :D  Where's Twisteruk?  He replied in another thread, got threads mixed up.   Thanks guys.   I have read alot of you're posts already in the systems section.   I lost some big bucks to this game because I was greedy and stupid.  I'm out for revenge on this beast.   I joined because I got a good feeling that there are alot of fine good people here all working toward a common interest.  And you're already proving yourselves that way the very first day.   This is going to be alot of fun.   

[Jonnybet1]

I'm sorry people.   I'm still learning the posting system here and quite frankly can make alot of typing errors.  I don't know where in the hell 'regular' came from.   That was supposed to be the word 'stupid'.   I get in a hurry sometimes and don't proofread my posts before I submit them and so they can get a little crazy sometimes.   I'm still waiting for my laughing cartoon faces.

[esoito]

1  Read the thread titles carefully and then Click the CORRECT thread's title.

With that sort of care you won't post in the wrong section.

2  Sometimes the forum itself automatically changes a word if the word you use is in the censored list.

In that way we avoid 4-letter words (usually the sign of someone with limited language skills), insults and other no-nos that the Moderators assiduously jump on to keep this forum happy, peaceful and welcoming.  Unlike other forums, this one is NOT a battleground, nor will it be allowed to become one.

So if your typed a word and it ended up as 'regular' then that could be what happened.

Otherwise it was perhaps a typing error -- easily done, of course.

[albalaha]

Even if a typing error comes, you may request admin, co-admin or any global moderator to correct it.

[Jonnybet1]

Thanks for clearing that up esoito.   I thought my computer was haunted.

[esoito]

Even if a typing error comes, you may request admin, co-admin or any global moderator to correct it.

Actually, users should click the MODIFY button on the same line as their post's heading.

They can then change their own typing error! 

[albalaha]

but "modify" button disappears after few times and later it can't be done.

[esoito]

but "modify" button disappears after few times and later it can't be done.

True.

But it's usually 'live' for about an hour which is long enough to spot and rectify one's own typos.

* I always find it best to check my post with Preview
* Change any errors spotted
* Preview again
* If OK, then click POST
* Then, read the post itself a few minutes later to check again for errors.  

Many folk miss out this last, vital step! But, quite often, it's then that you'll find an error that slipped through the proofing-net.

It's at this point that the Modify button is very helpful.

[albalaha]

that is truly a good habit to recheck what you have written just now. everyone should do this.

[chrisbis]

Welcome to the Forum Jonny.

Have Fun!. 

Chris

[WannaWin]

Welcome to the forum.

[Proofreaders2000]

Welcome Jonnybet1 

Everything here can be overwhelming at once, so please feel free to ask any questions.