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

I took it out, but I'm keeping it ready ))))
I feel like I'll be posting stuff I filmed last month for a long time... sometimes I'll throw in some fresh stuff = like a video about extrusion, or BV, or pneumatic...

But where will the 14k I've earned go? There will be a highroll marathon with 1000 to 100k, with comments along the way.
I'm writing this from the first 1k portion.

Danstan Ves
Danstan Ves
2 hours ago
Guys, open your eyes, this guy is directly connected to the casino. There are only 280 registered players there, so it's not a big casino, which means the pot isn't big, and this guy (the guys said hello) is ripping off such big pots. Anyone in the know will understand what I'm talking about.
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Just Poker
Just Poker
1 hour ago
I've written about this several times before, but no one gets it. Hi guys, and your money too.
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Just Poker
Just Poker
1 hour ago
There's a video where he shows how he plays at other casinos. From my perspective, a professional roulette player like me, the game there is absolutely worthless. There's no such thing as bankroll management, and it's completely unclear how much he lost playing that game before he recorded a successful video.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
55 minutes ago (edited)
Hooray! The prosecutors are here! ))) In previous videos, they've already accused me of being a CO-FOUNDER OF PROFIT and logically proven it. )))) How many players do you think there are in a regular land-based casino? Profit = a copy of a regular casino transferred to an online location + a guarantee of fairness control = I like it when a casino doesn't cheat bets... "They're ripping off such big banks," so what? When they run out of money, they'll let me know, I'm sure. ))))
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Just Poker
Just Poker
37 minutes ago
Boris, what the hell are competitors? I've been playing roulette for years now. At first, your videos caught my attention, but then there were a bunch of inconsistencies. You don't need to be a genius to see all of this.
A small, unknown casino with some dubious integrity control that you boast about so much, which has no money for advertising, let alone for its own software, will pay you or anyone else around 1k greenbacks over and over again for a short session in a long alternative)).
Plus, all I hear from you is advertising it. It doesn't rip me off. And no casino ever rips me off. Basically, your video is useless, as always—a dumb ad for a mediocre casino.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
35 minutes ago (edited)
"from my point of view, a professional roulette player" )))) Just Poker..... I've seen enough gamblers who play roulette = no intelligence, no imagination.... My BRM has nothing to do with poker, and as for "it's not clear how much I lost", there will be a marathon where the entire END-TO-END history of rises and losses will be shown
= I'm not writing EXACTLY ))))) You see the session from entry to exit without any cuts.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
34 minutes ago (edited)
Of course, it's hard for a poker player to grasp that someone can do things at roulette that they can't even come close to in poker, with their guiding principles from the luminaries, their fat manuals, their well-thought-out BRMama, and their hundreds of tournaments... )))) Everyone studied what they did.
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Just Poker
Just Poker
27 minutes ago
Well, here it goes, gamblers!)) It's funny. I've been playing roulette for over 15 years. When I worked on cruise ships, I played in all the casinos in the Caribbean and many Mediterranean countries. I started playing poker relatively recently. So, there's no need to spout nonsense about things you don't know.
For example, you only use one strategy, as I see it, but I have several dozen in my arsenal, and I use them based on the casino and the dealer's game.
How the hell do you even have a casino with fair play—one that no one ever checks? The fact that the numbers are known in advance is what's stopping them from hiring you or anyone else to film these kinds of commercials, for example.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
24 minutes ago
A working fairness control system is worth 1000 licensed softwares ))) Only fairness control GUARANTEES that the casino has chosen the numbers BEFORE your game..... Why do you think licensed providers don't make such roulettes/poker/games.... Do you think they don't know what I'm talking about? Or can't do it? ))) Ha-ha-ha THEY ARE SCAMMING YOU and you can continue to believe for years that you're losing on your own = I'm promoting fairness control, because it's one thing when you lose yourself and quite another when your bets are simply screwed... I'm not forcing you = keep playing on fairness software, enjoy playing on fairness software and BELIEVE (!!!!) in the fairness of their roulettes )))
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
21 minutes ago (edited)
Just Poker, where was the word "competitors"? You're flattering yourself ))))) Just like you pinned a medal on yourself for being a "professional roulette player with the only correct BRM" ))))
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
14 minutes ago (edited)
1) Quantity is not quality = the fact that fate dragged you through Caribbean casinos and knowing 10 strategies does not make you a PRO PLAYER, partially experienced, yes, but not a pro. 2) I don't have just one strategy, and each one is a fusion of many observations/conclusions/templates, etc.
3) Until you understand what the CC mechanism is and how it works, all you can do is BELIEVE that the software doesn't have anything to do with you. )))) But that's not true... and you know it too, but you're trying your best to convince YOURSELF otherwise. )))) Good luck! You'll need it.
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Just Poker
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Just Poker
5 minutes ago
My roulette game doesn't rely on luck in the long run. I might just be unlucky sometimes, but that won't have any impact in the long run. But you, it seems, simply can't do without luck with this kind of game.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
just now
I have a game = life-long))) and far from being limited to Profit.... Luck has never been superfluous to anyone, and if you have any developments and something to share, welcome to the forum 100pravda.com
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Record a couple of videos of your gameplay so that it's clear what we're talking about.
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This won't work a second time in the number of spins that have already occurred. I've already noticed a psychological element at work in the game, where after a while the adaptive system lines up practically all the numbers the player bet on during the game session. This implies that most players "burp" their bets... not everyone has nerves of steel and balls of steel...

Probably not "burps" but "jumps off"

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Just Poker
Just Poker
15 hours ago
I have a couple of videos that are purely for business purposes—if you'd like to put it that way, a video for one of my students on how to move up from a low limit. My audio isn't very good, but that's all I can make publicly available for now. I'll provide a link as soon as my YouTube channel stops glitching. Anyone who says they don't understand my betting motives—that's their problem.
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Just Poker
Just Poker
15 hours ago
Here's the actual link


I recorded several videos for a student on how to make money from a $10 deposit. The key is to play smoothly and strictly adhere to bankroll management to minimize the risk of losing your deposit. We won't be making any profits beyond that, but we are gradually increasing our profits.
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Sport Strength
Sport Strength
14 hours ago (edited)
I won't go into too much detail, but there's no doubt that Boris is promoting this casino. I've seen a lot of these guys (comrades) over the course of my entire online roulette gaming career (about 7-8 years). He constantly insists he doesn't cheat, and compares this roulette to a land-based casino. Basically, blah blah blah, don't see each other, play with live dealers at the common tables, that's my friendly advice....
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Just Poker
Just Poker
14 hours ago
I agree - the more people playing at the table, the better. You can do it without a live dealer. It's just a question of how much you're playing for and what profit you expect to make at the moment.
The difference between a professional and an amateur is that the amateur wants to win as much as possible here and now, while the pro simply takes a certain profit with minimal risk and clearly understands that if something goes wrong, it's not a problem; playing correctly over the long term will always bring profit.
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Timofey Bojenov
Timofey Bojenov
3 hours ago
Why did you attack Boris?!
He doesn't advertise profits, but rather promotes CC. If you haven't noticed, he has a fair number of videos from various online casinos.
I don't understand one thing: why all this hype? Is it jealousy? Just move on if you don't like it. Thinking people will draw their own conclusions without you.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
3 hours ago
I only agree with the phrase "if something goes wrong, it's not a problem," and only if the game was going well.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
3 hours ago
there too....
3) Until you understand what the CC mechanism is and how it works, all you can do is BELIEVE that the software doesn't have anything to do with you. )))) But that's not true... and you know it too, but you're trying your best to convince YOURSELF otherwise. )))) Good luck! You'll need it.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
3 hours ago
1) Pros build sessions for x10 and play big
2) in your video 26-29-31-13 even on micro-stakes I would have made more than you did in the whole session = time saving + better result
3) Betting wide and shallow = smooth play, yes! But ultimately, it all comes down to whether your bets will be executed or not, so be prepared for casino-mining.com/index.php?option=com_c...&userid=626&Itemid=2
4) The roulette sound is reduced in the tray before recording = there you need to lower the Chrome speaker slider to 4-7%
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Just Poker
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Just Poker
1 hour ago
It's immediately obvious that you, Boris, are an amateur at professional trading. The goal isn't to earn as much as possible in a session, but to play smoothly with MINIMAL risk. A knowledgeable person will notice the almost complete absence of drawdowns. In your videos, it often reaches around 50% of your available funds. If your strategies don't work, you'll simply lose your money. In my case, that will never happen. My game doesn't depend on luck, good fortune, or bad luck, nor does it depend on roulette RNGs or dealers. I make a profit with minimal risk.
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Just Poker
Just Poker
1 hour ago
Regarding the "it's all about the centers" part, you apparently didn't understand my strategy at all—it's not tied to the centers at all. In this video, I just used three different strategies at different points, completely unrelated to each other. Basically, I assumed your understanding of the game was quite poor. Good luck with your 10% bets; you'll find it very useful.
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Boris Ruban
Boris Ruban
7 minutes ago (edited)
hmm-hmm ))) I'm already tired of typing letters.... jerking off on cents = a waste of time, a professional player needs to EARN and not waste time = therefore, when we are talking about +$20, have fun as much as you want, but when you with your "smooth game with MINIMUM risk for those who understand" try to earn at least +$200 a day, then ADAPTIV will give you a hard time )))) don't doubt it
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You want me to confirm your "pro" status = you won't wait until you show STABLE normal results
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"It's not tied to the centers at all." Yes, I see flat, even bets all the time. Have you at least looked at what you're betting on... for starters?

You seem to be mistakenly considering the money I deposit into a session as my game fund )))) that's not true
Imagine in your video you withdraw your $20 from the game and enter it in portions of 2-5-5-8. What's wrong if, for example, you have "5" in the game and you experience a -50% drawdown??? If you look at the picture above, then this is a normal situation WITHOUT A THREAT to the overall BR
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And considering that all these starts are with positive leverage, the increased risk for the sake of maximizing profits in a short time is absolutely justified.
= I showed a video with the layout of my BRM = you need to be more attentive and think more globally )))

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showmethemoney

I'm a roulette player, and it's possible to win, even consistently, but the problem is that because it's possible to win, software after software has been rigged, and today there are no honest roulettes (the last one was Dublinbet, with a live stream from an Irish casino). If roulette were unbeatable, no one would rig anything, at least it wouldn't be a widespread phenomenon. But not all rigged roulettes are created equal.
Evolution gaming (all sorts of immersive games, etc.) - initially tries to let you win. You can even make a decent profit by taking a good risk, but then, when they think the player is hooked, they start dumping the player. But because there are so many people playing, the game is generally against the majority, not against any specific player. They favor "slushy" players - those who bet all-in, say, on a zero spin (I've won a couple of times like this, but it's still not worth the risk) - and let them win their first such bet. Generally, the more people play roulette, the better, the less the game is played against you.
Netent - similar to Evolution, but there are a critically small number of players there, so the game is stupidly played against you.
Ezugi - especially where the dealers are Russian, it's never worth playing there. Not only are there few players, the owners are very greedy and don't even want to let beginners win. It's the worst roulette.
Playtech - European tables are typically rigged, Asian ones are less obvious and brazen; the ball won't bounce from one end of the roulette wheel to the other (like in Evolution), at most to the adjacent ones.
Software with Chinese dealers (I don't know the name, Play Fortuna has the same rules) is the same as ezugi, you shouldn't play there at all.
Portomaso is about the same as Netent, few people, impudent rigged.

P.S. Those who rarely play roulette (or who a priori believe it's fair) will have a hard time noticing that it's rigged. Microgazer, for example, is constantly playing roulette, and when the roulette wheel starts brazenly jumping from one end to the other during the stream, the most he can say is, "Now that's a spinning ball, that's dealer skill."
If you're looking to recoup some of your losses after playing slots, instead of roulette, it's best to choose live baccarat (but only the kind that shows the entire process without switching cameras; in Evolution, this is Speed Baccarat). It offers the same 50/50 odds, but it's fair and doesn't involve zero (in the event of a draw, the bet is refunded).

FoxDuhovny wrote: ///the overall result of the actions comes down to every 3 winning spins out of 5. If this condition is met for any number of spins, where at least one attack is present in the game session, then the game is always successful...

I really want such results!