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Hi what automated

4 years ago by erasmo88
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4 years ago

Good! I am Erasmus, and I am new to casinos, because of the Covid issue and having closed the company, it has given me some research.

I tell you, to see if someone knew how to solve the problem, I have read a strategy that I think is the best for my capital and my way of playing, but being roulette I do not know if it can be applied to the hi-low that I use.

I would like to use this;
Corner, $ 2, 2/3 : If you like risk, you want to test your luck and go for a great prize, this strategy is the best way to try it. Only 13.8% of players end up with more money than they had at the beginning, but there is a 1.01% chance of multiplying the initial budget by ten, and a 0.11% chance of taking you a prize that multiplies by fifty your budget. That means you have a reasonable chance of winning a very large prize, with an average cost of only 12% of the initial budget.

Would anyone know how to tell me to use it in hi low in an automated way? I leave a photo of the "little machine" itself.

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For now I use fibonacci like this, and I've gone from 30 to 450, but once I lost 32 in a row and shit 90% of my capital because I play without stop or profit. And on win return to base.

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But reading I see that perhaps the one you comment on in the forum is more profitable and safe. Hence my doubt.

Maybe I want to go too fast but betting cents of those 30 I reached 450 in about 5 hours, without looking at the screen or anything clear, that's why I looked for it automated.

Thanks in advance!

Edited by author 4 years ago
Automatic translation:
erasmo88
4 years ago

Hi Erasmus, I've never heard about an automated roulette system that would be profitable from the long-term perspective. Roulette definitely isn't the way how to multiply your initial budget. The advantage is always on the casino's side regardless the system that you apply.

Daniel
4 years ago

I think when it comes to gambling, talking about "automating" winnings or maneuvering can be frustrating.

Erasmo88, see it as fun, not as an investment, you can lose control and especially a lot of money.

Automatic translation:
4 years ago

Thank you.

Yes, what I'm looking for is between hanging out and making money.

In the long run it always gets lost, but using what I told you is basically a 3/1 martingale instead of 2/1 in a few hours I made a lot of money. And leaving it running alone.

The thing is that later I made a mistake in the configuration and lost a lot, and later I jumped the maximum I had to bet and I was 30 again ...

I also use a series but it is manual, I bet with 1 cent until I fail 6 times in a row, and then I already go up to 25 cents and start doubling if it fails again. That one for now has not failed me (it will fail xD)

Automatic translation:
4 years ago

I remember when i first time heard about roulette system.... it was 2010maybe but that was older 

anyway i tried to trick the system ... ending up with 17 straight black num, when i bet on red x multiply...never again...

like Daniel said, the advantage is always on the casino's side - it's programmed machine...

 

4 years ago

I understand that you search for some strategy for making money - I did the same in the past. Ensure you read T&Cs of casino where you are playing as in some casino terms is mentioned "they can suspend winnings or your account when using patterns" - but is is not written what patterns. So once you will repeat some strategy and win, they can reject to pay or block your account.  

Edited by author 4 years ago
4 years ago

really ? where did u read that ? i just looked for 5-6 top casinos and not find anything about patterns?

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