The answer always goes something like, "I have made my millions and now I want to share it with everyone, but only to those who are serious about making a lot of money". Your seriousness is gauged by your willingness to give them some of your money.

It is fairly easy to debunk these bogus claims.   One just need run computer simulations of thousands or millions of dice rolls, roulette spins or whatever.   If the house has a mathematical advantage that advantage going into the trial the advantage does not change because you want it to or because you pay someone to tell you it will change.

But, there is something that the computer simulations and betting systems cannot or do not consider and that is the human factor. Some of the casino table games especially craps and roulette are greatly influenced by the human factor.

In Roulette the human factor is the dealer.   The dealer must have some influence over the landing area of the ball.   Common sense tells us that!   The dealer determines the wheel speed, the ball release point and the velocity of the ball release.   All of these play a roll in where the ball will land.   Obviously the canoes or deflectors on the wheel itself and the knife edge of the pocket separators factor into the landing area as well, but no computer simulation of the game that I know of takes these factors into consideration.   How could they?

Lets face it, the casinos would not keep tweaking the roulette wheel design by making shallower pockets and sharper separators an using different ball weights if they were convinced that the wheel results were random enough.

Computer simulations work on the assumption of "Random Results".   In Roulette the game is usually somewhat random but because of the human factor it is not totally random and in some cases it is not random enough to give the casino an advantage over the knowledgeable player.

We do not offer a betting system that guarantees you untold riches from playing roulette.

We do offer a common sense casino tested and verifiable method of playing the game that will make you money over the long run.   Our video clearly demonstrates the dealer's ability to bias the results and proves that he/she can bias the results without even trying too.   They do so by rote repetition.

We also offer a unique and valuable money management system that in the event the game goes south on you, you will be able to either minimize or eliminate your loses.

I cannot stress how important it is that this advice be followed exactly as it is taught.

It can really save you money.

I say that any win is a good win.   The win does not have to be large.   In fact I am a proponent of capitalizing on large numbers of small wins rather than small numbers of large wins.   This keeps you under the casino's radar and enables you to keep playing with out being bothered too much by the casino staff.   A friendly non-threatened dealer is your best friend in the casino. Talk him/her up, be friendly and keep him/her in the game by placing small bets for them.   This simple advice really goes a long way to enhancing your chances of winning.

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