anyone ever chase in a casino? roullete

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i was thinking about trying it next time i go, but would i get tossed for not playing every spin? i would want to try to read the wheel and wait to start a chase, like say let 5 reds hit in a row and then chase a black. could i just sit though without playing every spin? anyone ever do this?

would love to try it, with red or black, odd or even, low or high

last time i saw a guy with a notebook making notes on a chart... didn't know you could do this but he did eventually just bust out though.

thoughts or don't bother?

yanks21x · Answer

i was thinking about trying it next time i go, but would i get tossed for not playing every spin? i would want to try to read the wheel and wait to start a chase, like say let 5 reds hit in a row and then chase a black. could i just sit though without playing every spin? anyone ever do this?

would love to try it, with red or black, odd or even, low or high

last time i saw a guy with a notebook making notes on a chart... didn't know you could do this but he did eventually just bust out though.

thoughts or don't bother?

Tomspeople · Answer

first of all don&#x27;t chase, you&#x27;ll soon have to bet all your bankroll on one spin or meet the tables max amount.As for waiting for a certain amount of reds before betting a black - That&#x27;s nonsense. Recording past spins have NO chance of telling you what will come next. There is ALWAYS a 50% chance (well besides the zeros)

prof8t · Answer

Definitely don&#x27;t bother. &#xA0;I looked into something like this a few years ago. &#xA0;I actually watched the roulette wheel hit long streaks of black and red that made a chase on these extremely unpredictable.I did use another system that played specific groups of numbers located exactly across the wheel from each other, however, that quickly became a pain in the ass to keep up with. &#xA0;It did make a little money but I felt like I was working in a job in a production facility.

gunners28 · Answer

can be risky, sometimes long streaks happen

Lippsman · Answer

Save your money, it&#x27;s been tried since they invented the game.  The casino has way more money than you do.  Won&#x27;t take many spins to tap you out

collectNOW · Answer

Lipps is right,although i  tried it during a 3 day trip to vegas and won every day,albeit only $100 a night.I got this tip from a real gambler who puts big money on the board,but i tried it starting with $100.You watch a certain wheel until it hits 3 in a row of red or black,then you put $100 on the opposite.If you win,you walk away with your  winning goal of $100 and wait until the next day or go to another casino and do it again.If you lose,you double it to $200 and bet the same red or black.Lose again and it&#x27;s $400 and so on.You will eventually win,but you risk someone from above watching and figuring out what you are doing,and they will ask you to leave before you win it all back.Fri i won on the first spin,sat i got up to $400 and won,and sun i won on the first spin for a total of $300 profit.I&#x27;m sure it was just luck,but sat i did have to watch the wheel for alot longer until 3 in a row came up.

MoneylineBABC · Answer

Actually its roughly less than a 47% chance of the ball landing in a RED slot.

CopeMoneypicks · Answer

What I do is, for example:Throw $200 on 1-18 and $100 on Middle 12, therefore limiting my % against to roughly 36%- 14 (third 12 &#x2B; 0,00)/38 (total #).  If it lands 1-12, I net $100-  32% chance- 12/38If it lands 13-18, I net $400-- 16% chance- 6/38If it lands 18-24, I net $0-- 16% chance- 6/38 If lands 0, 00, 25-36 I lose $300-- 36% chance- 14/38Therefore, my chances of netting a profit are 48%, which is slightly better than playing black/red or 1-18/19-36... But my chances of not losing (turning profit or breaking even) is 64%, which is better than just about every type of gamble...

anyone ever chase in a casino? roullete

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