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| Always fun to play, but more fun to win - here's some winning roulette strategy. |
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| Roulette history - read up on how this 300 year old casino game came to be. |
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| Roulette rules - how to play roulette, how to bet, table rules, etc. |
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Roulette StrategyAug 1, 2008 Roulette is the glamour game of chance for many gamblers who enjoy its sophisticated upscale image but also enjoy the endless possibilities and how they can go from broke to rich, or rich to broke, with a simple spin of the wheel. Roulette is the game in which a spinning wheel finally stops with a steel ball that falls into a colored and numbered slot which determines the outcome of the bets that were made before and sometimes even during the wheel being spun. There are the traditional “even money” bets on black or red, high or low, and odds or evens. You can bet on a single number, a group of numbers, or even “with the house” by betting on the green zero and or double zero, which is where the house edge is built into the game. There have been many books and articles written about winning roulette systems, most of which are myths and were based on absurd theories or a string of luck. The most obvious betting system that feeds into roulette is known as the “Martingale Theory” in which gamblers just keep doubling their bets on even money wagers on the theory that a roulette wheel cannot keep spinning one color for, say, ten consecutive spins. The theory is that the wheel eventually must hit black. The problem, however, is that the Martingale theory has a ceiling due to the house limits as eventually it is possible where the bet would exceed that limit and also meaning that all previous Martingale wagers would be lost. |