How to Win at Casino Roulette - Players' Thoughts and Advice

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the entire steering wheel is electronic, programmed, I think this should be used to calculate everything

Ace9ofHearts wrote:

I tried to fight it, but I remember losing a few hundred at roulette and tilting hard. Then I put $100 on the second row and another $100 on 35, even for me those were big bets. I once played $500 blackjack and zeroed out my account, but only lost $1,000. And that time I came up with 35, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw $3,700 in my account, that turned my gambling addiction into a plus for life. I vowed not to gamble anymore, but unfortunately I only lasted a couple of days.

The day I gambled for the last time in my life started out standardly and ended with $500 max bets on roulette and blackjack. I don't remember the details, but at some point I was down to $2,000 from $6,000 and started to panic. It felt like I had a caffeine overdose or something. It got to the point where I swore I'd never gamble again if I could win it back. Miraculously, that's what happened, one of my numbers came up on the roulette wheel and I even came out $300 up. I thanked God for my luck, but I couldn't stop. I decided to continue "small" and play the extra $300. Naturally, I ended up in the red.

I had $4,000, which I took to the roulette. I lost everything there, the last $500 I bet on 5 numbers for $100. Nothing closed, and I lost absolutely everything.
I was just sitting there looking at the monitor and then I felt like I wanted to hit myself. I started hitting myself on the head and then I went outside for a walk. I was in a daze for the rest of the day.
I had mixed feelings. On the one hand, a strange relief that it was all over, and at the same time, a deep disappointment. After that, I quit playing poker and gambling.
Looking back, I'm actually glad it happened before I got a job and got married. At that point in my life, the loss barely affected me.

I am ashamed of that time. I never told anyone my whole story, only separate episodes to a couple of people.

Such employees should be fired immediately, you could have asked your friend for a loan - it was not by chance that he met him!!!, to win back, but here of course it is a clean clinic - diagnosis and absorption to irreversible processes. Thanks Olynes, interesting story...

No matter how many stories I read about gambling addicts,
And she never singled out a single true one.
Ludo is a game. Ludomania is a passion for the game.
Everyone has a passion for money.

Alatissa wrote: No matter how many stories I read about gambling addicts,
And she never singled out a single true one.

And I have seen a lot of it. In general, it is a very scary thing and it all comes from - not understanding it seems to them everywhere that you can win and very easily.
Belarusian casinos are no exception There are casinos that I visit, say, 3-4 times a year, and there are a lot of familiar faces in them... And 95% of them are gambling addicts.
Of course, the regular visitors there are not only gambling addicts. For example, in Prague they used to give lunch in almost all casinos... and quite good. I also remembered some faces there, but it seems that they came because of that lunch...

Olynes, tell us about the regulars of Belarusian casinos. It is clear that it is not easy to win in any casino, but in comparison with European ones, things are the same in Belarus. I have friends whose friends go to Minsk every weekend to relax in a casino with friends in three jeeps, they leave on Thursday night and return on Monday night...