Up another 204 bucks.

What game you playing?

/e nvm saw other posts nowlol.

This post was edited by Killingyouall on Oct 3 2023 01:36pm

Roulette

Up 1.3k now lol.
I think 300 more bucks I can get winter tires for my car paid for by the casinos

I'm in the market too. Thinking of trying studded tires

Nice. I did that once with poker. Bought in for $100, cashed out for $1200 and took that stack of cash straight to the mechanic for a clutch the next day.

fuckin degens

nice lol
what method have you been doing

start with 200-300 buy-in. I started with $200, but i increased my buyin to $300 since I'm up 1.3k.

You basically bet $1 chips on 10 numbers in a dozen square. (i usually pick middle dozen box)
every 3 losses, you double your bet. So, if you made $1 bets, you change that to $2 bets. If you lose 6x in a row, it's now $4 bets.
However, whenever you win, you just bring the bet down to $1 bets again.


The way i see it, the chances of a number not showing up 7x+ row on a middle dozen number is pretty slim.

When you hit a number with $1 bet, you win x35. So 36$, including the $1 original bet. There will be times you hit this multiple times cuz ur lucky. There will be more times you will miss, and have to bet $2 chips for a total of $20 bet cuz ur on ur 4th loss streak. But when you hit that, you make $72.


i haven't lost with this method yet, but it's a good way to accumulated pts on your casino card to get free drinks,food,rooms etc.
Once i make about 100-200 i stop playing. If i had a lucky night and won over like $250, i just play 1 game of squid game.
You basically wager $50 and have a chance to turn that into 204-210. Then you basically leave the night with 400+ profit.
https://www.jackace.com/gambling/roulette/systems/2021-10-31-Squid-Games/

looks like its basically doubling down until you win, then reset. ie. $10, then $20, $40, $80, etc etc on black until you win, then reset at $10. except for 50/50ish on winning, youre about 33%

interesting though. i dont think theres any diff of picking random numbers vs a dozen square, no?

This post was edited by partank on Oct 13 2023 11:40am