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

Timur, I'm as sorry as you are about your missed 200x win. What a shame! It's too late for cleverness now, but I can recommend reading up on "bankroll management" or developing your own rules for it. This is absolutely essential, and you should approach roulette with calculation and a cool head. Gambling is bad; it detrimental to the process. Even with 10x-20x, sometimes you need to slow down and take a break (and a proper one, not like some say, half an hour), and with 200x, even more so! You were very lucky to accumulate such a credit by playing randomly and at random. The problem could also be that your mind has fixed the vivid impressions of such a win, which can influence the desire to storm the roulette wheel again and again, hoping to repeat the process. In roulette slang, this is called "putty" or "clasp." In general, it's better to delve into the subject than to continue depositing, hoping for a repeat. Because even the most experienced players, even those playing thoughtfully according to their systems that take adaptive algorithms into account, find it difficult to just up and make a 200x win. And that's not even remotely consistent.

Dear forum members, good day to all! I wanted to ask if anyone is researching the roulette at William Hill Casino. I just happened to win a total of $10,000 from two $50 deposits, but unfortunately, it all went down the drain because I'm inexperienced at gambling and couldn't handle the excitement. I made a withdrawal request, but then slowly canceled it, cut it off a bit, and kept losing. Actually, that's why I ended up on this forum and became interested in this topic in general, and Boris Ruban (I hope I spelled his last name correctly) got me going. If anyone needs screenshots from this casino, I can send them. It might be useful and helpful information, especially since the result was x200 (oh my god, how I missed out on that money). As for strategy, there wasn't much of one. I was just guessing the numbers, and somehow, for three days, those numbers were up-to-date. I played Live Roulette, but not IMMERSIVE. It was some kind of mini roulette on the William Hill main page. Then you could switch to the full version, which is exactly what I did. I really regret missing out on the chance to withdraw and save that money. I hope, with the help of the forum, I can repeat the result and even multiply it several times! (Don't be too harsh on the first post; it will get better.)

Maxim wrote: I sent Shpilevoy 2 videos with explanations about "friends", that is, combinations of numbers.
(I'm afraid of embarrassing myself in public for now. What if he says something like, "You're a complete noob, this is all bullshit, idiocy") :blush:

To catch up, I recorded a short demonstration video this time without commentary. ~7 minutes. (The two videos combined are almost an hour long with voiceovers.)
I play with 0.10 chips—that's my cautious noob level. We turn 100 FUN into 126 in that amount of time. Gradually, the connections begin to form their own web, and when big centers form and collisions occur, the gains begin.

Since we're talking about friends = combinations, I'll answer here.
www.100pravda.com/forum/roulette-game/24...-mega-kruto?start=15

DLK, do you ever bet on simple odds? Or are they already out of the question? Well... maybe to get a break from the numbers or to confuse the possibly existing Adaptive.

"I'm afraid of embarrassing myself for now."

We have a common goal to beat the casino :huh:
All ideas are welcome and considered. Sometimes it's really important to look at something from a completely different perspective.
So, if you don't suggest playing red or black with a martingale, then there's nothing to be afraid of :silly:

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I sent Shpilevoy two videos with explanations about "friends," that is, combinations of numbers.
(I'm afraid of embarrassing myself in public for now. What if he says something like, "You're a complete noob, this is all bullshit, idiocy") :blush:

To catch up, I recorded a short demonstration video this time without commentary. ~7 minutes. (The two videos combined are almost an hour long with voiceovers.)
I play with 0.10 chips—that's my cautious noob level. We turn 100 FUN into 126 in that amount of time. Gradually, the connections begin to form their own web, and when big centers form and collisions occur, the gains begin.