Archive for June 2nd, 2010

Question by Kyle T: What is your favorite roulette strategy and why?
I’ve been practicing and tinkering with different roulette strategy, what strategies do you like to play and why? (Give me any variations on them and what you play, i.e. even money, 1-12, etc.)
I’m very familiar with the Martingale system, I actually made 0 using it conservatively (cutting losses after four straight non-hits and throwing some single number bets and getting lucky.) But I do understand the pains of the Martingale system, that’s why I’m asking for others.

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Answer by Michael M
Mine is the dozens system, you bet on one dozen every time it hasn’t come up for five spins… and you use a progressive staking system. In theory each spin wins you either or . It loses if you have a run of 13 I spins I think, giving it 99.7% success rate or something like that!

Do not use the martingale system! That is probably better advice… that is where you bet 1, if it loses bet 2, if that loses bet 4… and so on until you win. It sounds clever but I just lost big time on that!! So dozens system for me, but I’m working my way through some new ones so might post back later!

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Question by neil c: roulette strategy?
how to play roulette what is the rules and paying a bets

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Answer by John III
The only strategy is knowing when to quit.
Be fast to place your bets and try to put your money in the squares that have the highest chances of winning (Red or Black, Odd or Even, 1st half of 2nd half, 1at 12 or 2nd 12 or 3rd 12)

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Question by aiman_khan2000: Blackjack Strategy?
I am trying to code a blackjack strategy for a single deck game. Because the game will be coded, I need a strategy that can be complex (I don’t care if it could be carried out in reality). Any suggestions?

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Answer by everything_and_nothing
Basic strategy would be best as far as hitting, standing, etc…

http://www.blackjacktactics.com/blackjack/strategy/charts/single-deck/

Betting strategy is something completely different… there are links to several at the bottom of that page.

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