The point you become greedy, and wish to get "lucky", is the day you squander all of your cash. Seems a bit absurd, but it appears to be credible. The only time I ever amass money is when I don’t panic about blowing it. I headed to the the casino the other evening with $20. I couldn’t care any less about losing it, who cares about twenty dollars? So guess what happened? I left with one hundred and twenty dollars profit in just two hours!
A different time I was at the casino with my friend Mike. I went in with one hundred dollars that I couldn’t bear to lose. I got insatiable, I got worried, and I ended up wagering too much and squandered it in 30 minutes! The lesson is don’t ever wager anymore than you can commit to squander. If you don’t care about not winning, you have a greater chance of profiting big!
How else can you improve your chances of succeeding at Roulette other than setting a budget? Never bet on individual numbers! Sure, they hit occasionally, but they don’t come up often enough to ensure a steady profit. Just wager on 1:1 wagers like black, red, odd, even, 1-18, and 19-36, and 2:1 wagers like first dozen, second dozen, third dozen, etc Bet on odds that pay pretty high.
With the basics reviewed, how else can we further increase our odds of winning at Roulette? By shifting probability into our friend, instead of our enemy. "You can’t win at Roulette", my friend Jeff would say to me. "It is absolutely arbitrary due to the fact that any number might come up". Absolutely, my buddy Chris has a point, but at the same instance, he is missing a crucial part of the picture. I totally agree, red or black could come up 30 times in a row, but how frequently does that happen?
November 23rd, 2020
Mason
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