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I see that as quite suspicious at best.

May I ask you to read this article about non-working roulette strategies saying you can't beat properly working roulette in the long run?

https://casino.guru/best-roulette-strategies

"If you’ve been searching for the best roulette strategy online, you almost certainly have come across many websites that claim that their strategies are a surefire way to make money online. However, these strategies really don’t work. If you keep using them on a long-term basis, you will almost certainly lose your entire bankroll."

I'd love to hear your opinion on this.

I can advice you something for free. It will make your chances to win on roulette as high as never before 🙂 Not a strategy for wins, but a tool which helps people make reasonable bets.

Just keep in mind there is a strong chance such tools and apps are usually prohibited while you play in casinos.

But, I'd love to hear more.

Could you clarify what exactly you mean when you talk about casino restrictions? Specifically, for online casinos, of course.

As far as I know, in the vast majority of cases, when they prohibit the use of software, they mean the prohibition of using automated systems that place bets on behalf of the player.

In all other cases, the casino cannot really track and therefore restrict you from using any software that doesn't directly interfere with the player-casino interaction process. If you're jotting down how many times red doesn't come up on a piece of paper, is that forbidden? Probably not. And what if you input this data into notes on your phone or computer? Hmm, probably still not. But what if it's a special app that takes the number you input and then shows you some analytics as output?

So, in your opinion, where's the line where a player can't use tools to make things a bit easier for themselves anymore?

Hello,

Those things are actually also hunted by the game providers. At this point, the whole situation gets more complicated. I'm still missing a more thorough description of this concept.

Is this an app running on the background while you play in an online casino? Because if so, it might be detected even by the game provider.

The line is not exact and clear - it usually depends on the circumstances.

Since I do not fully understand how this advantage technically works despite all my questions, I'm trying to provide a reasonable warning along the way.

It is very likely against the rules if the player tries to gain an unfair advantage over the casino specifically, by using such a tool.

I hope you now better understand why I keep asking you how it works in detail. I only aim to keep the potential risk visible. Try to look at this from my point of view.

For instance, can you imagine walking into a brick-and-mortar casino with a running app on your cell phone and consulting the strategy personally while playing? Do you believe this is allowed?

Even taking photos is not allowed in most casinos. 🙁

All my replies to you have the same goal, to understand how this tool work and prevent players from believing there is a guaranteed way to gain a steady income from the game of roulette.

Take this as a complex response - I believe it is pointless to repeat myself over again in other threads.

So tell me honestly, am I still the pain here, or are we seeing eye to eye now? 🙂

I appreciate your contribution, that's for sure!

I mentioned various services or applications that I had come across or used. And the mechanisms of operation are different for all of them. Some require installing additional software on the computer, while others are integrated into the browser through various extensions.

The last two services I mentioned don't require anything. They are simply analytical resources located on their own domains with their own interfaces. And I can't even imagine how any casino or game provider could know what I have open in a neighboring window or tab.

"For instance, can you imagine walking into a brick-and-mortar casino with a running app on your cell phone and consulting the strategy personally while playing? Do you believe this is allowed?"

No. Of course not. But let's be honest: the casino has put itself in a more advantageous position. They have a negative mathematical expectation. And what does the player have? Nothing. And is prohibited to have anything. It's like the battle of David against Goliath. And if David wants to succeed, he can't do without a sling. Otherwise, there's no point in starting the fight. 🙂

I completely understand your concern. It's great that you're so involved in caring for the forum visitors. But I have no intention of causing any harm. We simply have different levels of awareness about certain aspects of the online casino world, which led to a misunderstanding. And I'm glad that, as it seems to me, we were able to overcome it.

I've seen all your messages, and I'll try to compile a data collection for sending to your email in the near future.

Now that I'm more familiar with your point of view, no problem from my side. Believe me when I say I'm not here to push anyone away, thus it is my pleasure getting in touch with you. 🙂

I agree that casinos are established to generate profit yet by playing in a casino the players agree with this situation and accept the rules. If rules expel using 3rd party software or tools - it is a clear statement. Furthermore, breaching the rules may result in account closure, and all winnings are usually voided.

Let this be said.

That would be all from my side. 🙌

If I had a surefire roulette system, I would only use it for myself and not publish it.

But after the third payout at the latest, the casino will kick you out.

And you would never learn anything new if everyone behaved this way. 🙂

If I had a secure system and I disclosed it, sooner or later all the casinos would go broke. You can't milk a cow if you slaughter it first.

So if we all looked at it the same way, we probably wouldn't help each other much. Although on the other hand, I don't really believe in these tactics, so basically it probably doesn't matter. 

Anyway, what's your opinion on tactics ? Have you ever tried one ?  🙂

I disagree with you for several reasons. I'll list just a few of them:

1. There is no single perfect strategy for consistently winning at one table for an extended period. Casinos always have the upper hand in this scenario.
2. Theoretical knowledge doesn't always lead to practical success. Example: millions of people (X) know how to theoretically drive a car. A certain percentage of X (X1) can do it in practice. And even with an abundance of information about how to drive correctly, follow rules, and achieve success, only a very small percentage of X1 (X2) has NEVER been in an accident. Even though it seems like everyone knows how to avoid it. Therefore, knowledge isn't a guarantee of success. Practical experience and refined skill are needed - the things that distinguish a professional from a novice. So even if X people possess theoretical knowledge, only X2 will achieve success, which is significantly less than the initial number: X > X1 > X2.
3. Casinos don't earn primarily or solely from roulette. In any casino, the revenue from slot machines is hundreds of times greater than that from table games. Just visit a casino and compare the number of slot machines to the number of dealer tables, and you'll realize that this ratio isn't arbitrary. The space allocated for these entertainments corresponds to who brings in more money for the casino. Therefore, your winnings of 200-10000 euros per day from a roulette table in a casino are insignificant for the casino. As I mentioned before, not everyone will be able to win so much, even if you tell them what you know - that's how the world works.

I think every player tries to play with their own personal tactics, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Getting out of the game at the right moment is the best tactic, that's my personal experience.

Interesting thought on your part and quite logical. I certainly agree that the casino always has the edge over the player in the end. 

I also find you quite fond of maths, which I didn't like much in school. But I see what you're saying. 

Anyway, I don't think I have anything more to add and I hope everyone will do well with their tactics. 🙂

Sure, I'm probably of the same opinion as you. Sometimes the best tactic is to not play and save your money and spend it on something more meaningful. 

However, if someone is convinced that his tactics are working, I wish him the best of luck and wins. ☘

I appreciate your willingness to help. I'll stick to my own strategies for now, but if you have any interesting insights or tips to share, I'm all ears.

And what are your strategies? 🙂

I typically employ a mix of conservative bets with occasional riskier ones to keep things interesting. But remember, in the end, it's all about luck! 😊