“Why Roulette Systems Don’t Work”

In a follow up to my last article on the Roulette Killer, I want to clarify between Roulette Systems and Roulette Software and show you why Roulette Systems do not work.

First lets clarify the differences between the two and get a better understanding of them. A Roulette System is a guide or set of rules to go by when making your bets with the idea that you should be able to come out on top if you follow these simple rules. Roulette Software on the other hand, is a downloadable program that will tell you how to make your next bets with probabilities and different algorithms taken into account for you so that you will get the highest probability of winning on your next bet. In a nutshell, you should see the differences very plainly now.

“Don’t Use Roulette Systems, Let Roulette Software Do The Work For You”

The major downfall in Roulette Systems, is that they leave too much room for error. First, you have to read your guide on how one guy made so many thousands within 24 hrs and remember all of the tips, strategies, and betting rules he used in order to duplicate his success. Next, you have to take the systems and apply all of it yourself in real life situations with your hard earned cash. I don’t know about you, but trying to duplicate one persons success by remembering all of their great advice and strategies, doesn’t seem too promising. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure with some systems there are great tips and strategies but there are too many variables that can effect different situations, and this is where the major downfall of the Roulette Systems come into play.

For our scenario here, we will use one of the more Popular Roulette Systems on the internet, called Fast Roulette Systems. In the summary of this ebook that is on the home page, the seller reveals the tips and strategies that will be revealed and there are two that stick out the most to me; “how to use the statistical advances strategy to win the roulette game”, and “apply the secret of roulette probability analysis”. Another example of why systems leave too much to chance and why most fail when used by the average joe. Do you think an average joe can do probability analysis and use statistical advanced strategies on the fly when playing roulette? I think I can safely assume this to be “No”. As stated before, too many variables can come into play and this is why Roulette Systems “Do Not Work”.

So lets take a look at Roulette Software on the other hand. The Roulette Software I did my original review on was The Roulette Killer, so we will use this software for our scenario. The software here is a downloadable program first of all, no 100 page ebook you have to read so hours of reading tips, strategies, rules, statistics, analysis and other things you have to remember are immediately out the window here.

Next, with the software, such as the Roulette Killer, you simply have to play a few hands in order to get some historical data to insert into the program. Once you have done this, the Roulette Software will take care of the rest. What I mean by this, is the program will actually tell you how to bet. Yes, you heard me correctly. You keep inserting the results of every spin and the software will actually go through probabilites, algorithms, historical data and then tell you how to bet. You can actually watch a video of this software in action to get an idea of how you just follow directions. This is why Roulette Software works and Roulette Systems do not. The software does not allow room for the average joe to have to calculate, strategize, or remember anything, the software will take care of it all.

In stopping short of an ebook in itself, I hope I have provided a high level, but useful analysis of why Roulette Systems do not work. Roulette Software on the other hand, provides a solid platform that leaves far less room for user error.

The first category of roulette wagers are called “outside bets”. These are placed around the perimeter of the betting board. A player can bet the number will be red or black. They can also bet on whether it be odd or even. One can also wager if the number will fall between 1-18 or whether it be 19-36. All three of these bets pay even money.

Other outside bets are called “dozen bets”. These are either betting an entire vertical column of 12 numbers or betting on ranges of the first twelve, second twelve or third twelve chunks of the board. These dozen bets pay off 2:1 if the number which comes in is within the 12 you selected.

Other bets are called “inside bets”. These involve either betting on a number directly, or a combination of them. Most casinos pay 35:1 if you pick the exact number where the ball lands. That means a $10 bet brings back a whopping $350. However, it is obviously tough to pick the single right number out of all 35.

Decided which bets to make can be perplexing. Some players slog it out on their own with results being mediocre at best. Recently, technology has begun to be applied devising sophisticated systems which analyze trends and forecast future likely results. These roulette algorithms present a powerful tool to a player seeking to erase the built in house advantage.

Each different type bet can have its place in a well defined strategy. Sometimes it might be an outside bet. Other times, maybe a bet on one of the elusive green spaces is in order. Or, often there is a combination of varied bets aimed at yielding highest expectation from that next spin of the roulette wheel. Figuring out which is applicable at a given time is a task better suited to a computer than a player’s guesses.

After they learn how to play roulette, many players make the mistake of losing their initial bankroll by attempting to guess where that ball will land. It takes some players years of hard lessons to finally come to the conclusion that beating roulette requires a more sophisticated approach than just betting your sweetheart’s birthday number. When good software emerges the smart players snap it up before the casinos ensure it disappears from the market.