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I was a programmer for a Casino a little while back and noticed something in their Roulette code that did not make much sense. A certain event was actually programmed to never occur. Apparently, the intentions of the original developer was to avoid situations that could cause players to doubt the randomness of the game. In doing so, however, he created an exploitable flaw that could allow an observant player to easily win. This flaw has yet to be corrected and I have my reasons for making it public. Not all of you will go through with this and that is why it will continue to be exploited by the few of us who do. Click below to learn about this flaw. THE FLAW To the untrained or unobservant eye, this flaw would be nearly impossible to find without knowing where to look. It occurs with the Column Dozen bets (High/Medium/Low). To ensure you understand what these bets are, I have illustrated them below: 1) This is a bet on “Low”. You win if any number from 1-12 (Inclusive) comes in.
The event that is programmed to NEVER occur is for a 'High', 'Medium', or 'Low' number to NOT appear for more than 15 consecutive spins. In other words, the flaw in the code is that at least ONE 'High', 'Medium', and 'Low' number MUST always appear in 16 consecutive spins. You may already be guessing how you can exploit this, but please click below to learn the best way of exploiting this successfully. Note: This flaw DOES NOT occur in Play-money mode since the spins are generated locally by your computer. EXPLOITING THE FLAW As you may have guessed, the best way to exploit this flaw is to use a progression to ensure you are covered for the consecutive spins necessary for the column dozen you are betting on to win. If you follow my instructions, you are guaranteed to win between $1 and $3 for every winning number, regardless of how many losing ones you have had. Start
by printing off this
spreadsheet document, and keeping it next to you, with a pen
or pencil. The document should look something like this:
The idea with this is to keep a precise record of exactly how the table you are betting on is ‘Running' with regards to the column dozen bets. There is no point in betting at random, so please, be accurate with this. What you need to do is every time you spin the wheel, record whether a ‘Low,' (L) ‘Middle' (M), ‘High' (H), or 'Zero' (0) number drops in. For example, if you are on a table and spin the wheel ten times, and the following numbers drop in: 04, 11, 36, 14, 20, 25, 02, 33, 13, 16, your table would look like this:
When you begin to play Roulette, DO NOT place ANY bets at all. This is very important Patience is the key now. Keep spinning the wheel and recording what numbers drop in on your table. What you are waiting for is a consecutive run where 1 of the sections of number has not come in for 5 spins. This way, instead of requiring a prohibitively expensive 16 step progression, you will only need an 11 step progression as you will see further below. For example, say the following numbers now drop into the above table: 32, 17. The table now looks like this:
A ‘Low' number (L) HAS NOT dropped in for FIVE consecutive spins. It is time to start betting on the 'Low' column dozen..
That really is how simple this System is. Now
that you know how to exploit this flaw, learn where the flaw occurs.
America and Europe have different types of roulette; the American roulette table features two zeros whereas the European table only ever has one of them. While the difference may only seem small it is enough to give the house a slightly larger advantage and this is the main reason why roulette has been so popular in Europe but remained something of a mystery to the American public. Even in Vegas roulette isn't as popular as many of the games or as it is here. Online roulette is available from casinos in both varieties; regardless of the type of strategy you have you are almost always better off playing with the European roulette. The basic rules of the game are the same in both, the main difference being that in American roulette there are two "green numbers", zero and double-zero, thus increasing house odds, whereas in European roulette there is only the zero. There is also a difference in using chips in the two versions; American roulette uses so-called "non-value" chips, meaning that all chips belonging to the same player are of the same value determined at the time of the purchase and all chips belonging to one player are of the same value, and the player has to cash in the chips at the roulette table. European roulette uses standard casino chips of differing values as bets, which makes the game a little bit more confusing for the croupier and the players. In traditional European roulette, the table is also much larger than in the American version, and the croupier uses a long tool called a rake to clear out the chips and to distribute winnings, whereas in American roulette the croupier does this by hand.
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