Here in the US, you pay $1 and win millions. And we have
Mega Millions... that's gotten up to hundreds of millions in the past. It's only at a lowly $25mil now though
. If anyone ever sees 12, 16, 22, 29, and 33, with the megaball 42, and I'm missing from TGC for a while, it's because I bought Dazzag's house and I'm too busy cruising around in my Ferrari to post
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I win a lot at roulette, I don't think you can be a natural at gambling but I'm certainly as lucky as someone can get when I step into a casino. I've developed a system over the years... no, not some crazy algorithmic system, just three simple rules for roulette, and I've won quite a bit of cash doing this.
Rule #1: Keep money in two pockets. You have your "I can spend it" money in one pocket, and your "you're coming home with me" pocket. That way if you lose, you only lose what you plan to lose, and if you win, you don't start dipping into your winnings and end up driving home miserable. It's also important to tell yourself that casino money is casino money... if you walk into a casino and think the money in your pocket is anything less than Monopoly cash, you're destined for hearbreak.
Rule #2: I only play three numbers and I never play outside (if you don't know what I mean by that, you haven't played roulette). My numbers are always 22, 29, and 33. I stick to those three numbers religiously, and I always play all three, every spin, regardless of how much I'm playing. If you play sporatically, with random numbers each spin, you'll find yourself getting ticked off that the number you played before just came up, and you weren't on it. If I'm at a $10 table, I play 3 chips on 22, 3 on 33, and 4 on 29... so I'm winning $105 or $140 for 29 whenever it comes up, or $105 for 22 or 33.
Rule #3: I do what I call pocket leveling. It's really simple: Say the afforementioned 29 hits. I take the $100 in my winnings pocket, and I play the $40 "off the top." So if I'm on a good streak and I'm hitting my numbers a bunch, my winnings pocket is filling with black chips (worth $100 a pop) and I'm not even touching the money I brought with me. I've sat down at Taj Mahal and Turning Stone, hit on the first spin or two, and gone the rest of the night on that initial $10 or $20.
I dunno, probably silly to post, but if you guys ever go to a casino and decide to play roulette, remember what I said here
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