The time you become hoggish, and hope to get "lucky", is the day you lose all of your money. Sounds a bit weird, but it seems to be legitimate. It seems the only time I ever come away with cash is when I don’t care about blowing it. I went to the the casino last night with $20 in cash. I couldn’t care less about blowing it, who cares about twenty dollars? So guess what happened? I ended up leaving with one hundred and twenty dollars profit in just 2 hours!
A different occassion I was at the casino with my buddy Mike. I took in one hundred dollars that I couldn’t afford to lose. I got hoggish, I got terrified, and I ended up betting too much and squandered it in 30 minutes! The lesson is never wager anymore than you are able to lose. If you don’t care about losing, you have a greater chance of winning big!
How else can you increase your chances of profiting at Roulette besides making a budget? Never wager on single numbers! Yes, they hit every once in a while, but they do not come up enough to guarantee a constant profit. Only wager on even bets for example black, red, odd, even, 1-18, and 19-36, and 2:1 bets e.g. 1st 12, second 12, third dozen, etc Wager on odds that pay out relatively big.
With the basic rules covered, how else can we further elevate our odds of winning at Roulette? By shifting probability into our friend, as opposed to our enemy. "You cannot win at Roulette", my buddy Matt would say to me. "It’s absolutely arbitrary because any number might come up". Absolutely, my buddy Bob certainly has a point, but at the same time, he is overlooking an important aspect of the picture. I totally agree, black or red possibly could come up 30 times in a row, but how often does that happen?
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