Roulette, playing online, without a doubt, "it's fixed"

Seeking some recreation, and not taking it serious, hoping just maybe I could come out ahead with a little 'luck' I opened an account with> 7red.com online Casino, deposited $500. and began to use the Martingale roulette MM system: playing only Red/Black Odd/Even 1-18/19-36 in sets of 3 bets per play. after being up $700 and the Martingale system working supremely, I encountered an unbelievable phenomenon; 23 straight Red!  needless to say, the nightmare of the risk factor using Martingale happened. I lost my initial investment of $500 and the $700 I had won after an hour of play.

Residing in LV, my curiosity could not stay content, a close friend, and peer who works as a Casino floor manager/pit boss at the Red Rock here in LV?, after explaining my encounter with roulette, and the 23 straight 'reds' he said he "never" in his career ever heard of that many straight plays ever recorded in LV, or any Casino Globally! I went a step farther and contacted Gaming Today a LV trade publication, who gave me the odds of this happening are aprx 23,792,238/1 and had nothing in their archives that even came close to 23 straight.

what programs do they use?

has anyone ever encountered anything simular?

has anyone ever actually WON playing Roulette online?

BTW, this was my first, and last time with online table games, I'll stick to 'live' Casino action........

thank you for the insight, and commentary. I find online table games for recreation use only, and see no significant reason why anyone would take them on a serious note, especially after playing one time. I have talked to many very good Blackjack players as yourself, and ironically they share the same story as yourself, bet small you win, bet large, you lose, but you'll never walk away a winner, regardless of your skills. It's clear, your being cheated, a player can eventually figure out a 'fix' and possibly go around it, unfortunately theirs no way of getting around a system that's outright 'cheating' you, and is calculated to do so...

your final assessment is to the point "stay away from online gaming"

how do you determine the software? example: is DGS 'lab' certified? re- checking the 7red.com site in which I used I can't find any certification of the lab that deploys the software? thank you for your insight....

Snappa

Just curious, what site did you use when playing roulette? was it a 'live' online Casino?

bizkilla, hey! how are you?

your assessment is on target, simply put, no 'live' shuffle, and no 'cut' classifies online poker as nothing more than playing a 'slot'

there's just some table games than cannot be transferred to electronic management/playTech...may you prosper always SN

buffalo11, in conclusion to the bottom line, your assessment is simple, and to the point. 'never' should be be looked at before attempting to open an account, when you can't deal, cut, throw the dice, or spin the ball, you really lose what little bit of control you had from being outright 'cheated' soon this will end as no one in their perspective right mind would ever come back a second time around, this is a fad that will end faster then it started...gamblers have one common denominator, they recognize being cheated faster than any market, anywhere! ask PlayTech the master software company that designs the SoftWare to calculate without a doubt, loss through an electronic system of outright cheating..

FIXED - you think!