A Silly Roulette System Promotion
Roulette is one of my favourites casino games, and because of this I seem to be writing and reading about it every day. Without a doubt it is one of the most intriguing casino games, and the list of reading and writing material on it seems to be never ending. One thing I’ve seen a lot of over the past few years on the Internet is so called exploitable casinos.
These are online casinos which some people claim can be exploited via the use of a certain roulette system. These sites will then give you links to the casinos they claim can be exploited and will give you the system free of charge.
For a few reasons, I would stay away from these websites, which I will now discuss. They are nothing but a dishonest promotion for the casinos where they say you will win. Under the impression that they will win at these casinos, people sign up to them, unaware that they are being tricked.
The system that these websites always give you is the Martingale and it’s a very easy system to use. You just have to pick one colour then place a $1 bet on it with this system. If you lose this bet, you will then have to double the next one and the next and carry on like that. This process continues until you finally get a win.
However, if you have a go on a free roulette game you will soon find out that this system is not a money making opportunity. To start out with the bets are small, but when you have endured a few losses they get large and too risky.
When playing roulette on the Internet it’s very common to get 15 or more colours in a row and when this happens you’re completely busted. Losing runs that are lengthy like this are bound to happen and they will remove your starting balance, let alone any money that you have won along the way.
Therefore I would advise you to simply close the page next time you find a website like the ones described above. Remember that there is a house edge with roulette and no system, especially the martingale, can overcome it.
Filed under art entertainment music by on Aug 5th, 2011.

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