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tactical_abyss 01-Mar-13, 08:12 |
 The casino thread!While I have a regular job,I am actually a professional gambler with not all,but two table games in the casino...Roulette and Craps.I have learned from the best.By the best,I mean a player like John Patrick who's whole life is gambling.I have all his DVD's on gambling and have been taught by him and watched his personal play at the casino's in Alantic City NJ and Las Vegas,NV. As he instructs,there are ways to increase you chances of winning with the proper systems and lessen the house advantage called "vigor".Now roulette has a higher "vigor"than other games,like around 5.6 variable,but there are ways to decrease that value and actually go home with some decent $$ in your pocket.But it must involve money management,ways to divide your chips on the table into groupings and how to actually place youe chips on the table.Those players that simply say..."oh,i'm going to play #6,since that is the day of my birthday" usually go home with holes in their pockets!No,thats not the way to play! I'm going to actually give some tips on system play in roulette you might want to try sometime!We are not gambling on GK,just talking about the games,so we are not breaking any GK rules here! Below is the roulette table layout and how most of the bets would be placed and the payout rate.However,not all the ways to place your bets are in that diagram below.I'll explain later: www.casinocashjourney.com Take a look at the roulette table layout if you like,and i'll get back later to describe some ways to bet that you have never even thought of,even if you played the game a thousand times! |
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tactical_abyss 02-Mar-13, 08:41 |
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