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Tips, tricks, strategies... : Are there any tricks in roulette?

Topic created on 07th Sep. 2018 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 6 | Views: 4,249
C****l

Are there any tricks in roulette?

7th Sep. 2018, at 09:14 pm CEST#1
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I am new to Roulette, please tell me about the tricks?

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Knochen
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Are there any tricks in roulette?

7th Sep. 2018, at 09:16 pm CEST#2
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Everything on the 27, always

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Anonym

Are there any tricks in roulette?

8th Sep. 2018, at 01:17 pm CEST#3
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There is a very good trick.If I would know a very good trick with which I could become rich.Then I would be very stupid if I would tell someone else.If there are tricks that work in OC,then these would be shut down because otherwise the casino would only make a loss.Let's say I know a trick pay 50 euros and win 5000.euros.Have earned 500000 euros OC notices this and locks me.Then I go to my neighbors.Watch out know super trick.If he works I get 10% win.Then he goes to the next .etc etc
Conclusion there are no tricks.If someone wants to sell one,he just wants your money.If there is one and it is set at GambleJoe,and this actually works then I take everything back.

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Anonym

Are there any tricks in roulette?

8th Sep. 2018, at 06:24 pm CEST#4
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Do not play. 100% RTP. Always.

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Anonym

Are there any tricks in roulette?

12th Sep. 2018, at 10:40 pm CEST#5
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There used to be a trick in the 80s and 90s. At that time, kettle gazers could still win a lot in various casinos. However, according to the kettle gazer Christian Kaisan, this is hardly possible with today's kettles. Roulette has a small bank advantage. To be able to use it optimally, one should look for a table with the La Partage rule if possible, thus a play on EC.
I advise against progression. Martingale is only a great thing in theory. In reality, there is the table limit and the fact that you don't have unlimited capital. The so-called Paroli strategy is not much better. It sounds great only in theory. You bet e.g. 1 € on red and if you win, then 2 € etc. If you win 10 times in a row, you have won 512 € and would lose only 1 € of the actual starting capital, if another color occurs. The problem with this progression is that the Permanence often changes color after 2 or 3 rounds and you would possibly experience a permanence with 10 times red only after 512 rounds. Then you would be at +-0 with this win. The only advantage with the paroil progression is that you can play longer than with the Martingale.
When I play roulette, I really only bet on plein. I am aware that the Bank advantage there is worse than with the simple odds, but regardless of that it remains a game with a negative expected value. From there I can say there are no tricks, except kettle peeking, but that should hardly be possible today.

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Anonym

Are there any tricks in roulette?

13th Sep. 2018, at 06:44 am CEST#6
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Cheval wrote on 07/09/2018 at 21:14: I am new to Roulette, please tell me about the tricks?

Tip trick and strategy these are 3 different things.Where trick is equal to cheat.
Tips there are enough.For example play for a certain amount if you lose stop .If you win read you a part pay out.Can also be a strategy.I think trick does not belong here.Is negatively charged trickster and so on.So tips or a strategy there are enough.

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Frankiboy0815
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Are there any tricks in roulette?

20th Sep. 2020, at 10:01 am CEST#7
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Kesselgucken brings nix. too modern boiler too low webs in the boiler, in addition, the ball is made of resin, so that this clatters like a bouncy ball in the boiler back and forth in addition, there are still rhombuses and other obstacles such as counter-rotating ball and different rotation and running speeds of the ball.... Temperature and vibrations ...... .

In addition, you need a high capital base to survive even negative times.


Roulette is a game of chance and the few tips I can give.

You always play with the bank. so chances that have come you just put after...

and stops in time when you are in the plus before it goes into the minus.



The expectation of a win is important.


If you think that you can win with 20 € large four- or five-figure amounts. That is usually disappointed by the complete loss....

who enters the game of chance with 1,000 €, no matter what form.

if one is 10% of the total capital in the plus one should stop, which makes naturally with smaller amounts rather measly wins.
But so you can of course limit his win / loss risk


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