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What would a casino be without a roulette wheel? These elegant red-and-black spinning games of chance are synonymous with gambling. A huge attraction at casinos across the country, the classic roulette wheel remains one of the most exciting casino games available. Here’s how roulette works: the wheel consists of slots or “pockets” numbered from 1 to 36, which are either red or black. The standard American casino roulette wheel also contains two green slots: 0 and 00 (many European wheels eliminate the 00, which creates more favorable odds for players). Casino players can bet on one, two, three, four or six numbers; or they can choose to bet red or black; high or low; odd or even. Single numbers pay the highest, while either/or bets are lowest. In a casino, the person who spins the wheel is called a “croupier.” When all bets are placed, the croupier spins the wheel and a ball bounces from slot to slot until finally coming to rest in one of them. A casino roulette wheel is a lively place to be when it’s spinning; players love to shout and encourage the wheel to stop in their favor! read more

To use the 'Supabets' (TM) system, choose red or black as your target in this session. If you choose to bet on red, you bet $X on the color red, and THE SAME AMOUNT on the second 'column'. If you bet black, bet $X on the color black and an equal amount on 'column 3'. Whatever color you chose, you are now covering 26 numbers out of a possible 38, for only 2 x $X. If your chosen color comes up, you get back even money - i.e. the spin didn't cost you anything. If you only win on your column selection, you will make half of what you bet in pure profit. If both the color and the column come up you will win 1.5 times your initial bet. Of course, in a real world casino, the pit staff will spot this pretty quick, and ask you to leave, because they aren't charities! Online, it's not a problem, and you can bet away to your hearts content. To summarise - bet equally on (a) red and the 2nd column or (b) black and the 3rd column. Make sure that you set a limit for the day beyond which you won't go, and stick to it. NEVER get tempted to 'double up' or try to recoup losses - remember that losses are your 'business expenses', and should be expected from time to time. When you get ahead, either take your money off the table, or raise your bets (because you are now effectively playing with someone elses money!). read more

All professionals will tell you that to become successful in games of chance, you must learn, have, and practice the four following ingredients: A sufficient bankroll Money management Knowledge of the game or games that you wish to play Discipline The above mentioned four ingredients are a must. Without them, a professional gambler does not stay a gambler for very long. There are other secrets, such as learning session play, and pacing yourself so that you do not fatigue out, both physically and mentally. The amateur gambler's most notorious downfall is greed. Next comes stupidity. The professional gambler has eliminated greed from his game and replaced it with the above items, and he has eliminated stupidity by learning the rules, odds, etc. Your chances of success are best wh.en you know what you are up against. What bets will gi.ve you the best chance of winning, what bets to avoid because the house advantage is too big. Give the house as small an advantage as possible. Learn where the house has little or no advantage and use it. Learn about systems and use that knowledge to your advantage. (There is no known system that can overcome the house advantage except in one game - Blackjack). A good systematic approach can keep you out of traps and protect your play against emotions of the moment; they can limit your risk taking, and they can get you out while you are still ahead. read more