Working system "Follow the white rabbit".

Samsara wrote: but this is an in-depth bankroll analysis that I don’t need

Let's dot the i's and cross the t's.
=== To play in DEMO mode, you don't need anything at all.... /axiom/



.... but you have something to strive for ))) for example, to get 80 thousand not in 38 minutes, but in 35 minutes

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+ the main thing is that in your videos, on the intros, you don't forget to write "I'm playing with demo credits"... otherwise it's a scam for your viewers ))))

...but you have something to strive for ))) for example, to win 80 thousand not in 38 minutes, but in 35 minutes

For reference - it is not a fact that to successfully play roulette you need to analyze anything, especially your bankroll. Purely my opinion.
Now about the birds: Shpileva, why are you standing out with so much biased vitriol? This isn't even a video response, it's just a circus. It's completely unmasculine, and not justified by any number of "exposed" scammers.
So you've reduced all my videos (the winning sessions playlist), where in each session, for each spin, completely different bets are placed on completely different numbers—in other words, a regular game of roulette—to this farce of beating frozen sectors? In which of my videos have you seen something like this? And that should tell me anything? Well, besides the fact that you've already bullied me with this video, both in this forum thread and on the channel where you posted it.
Do you have anything to say about the substance of my videos? I don't know, the dynamics of stop-losses, upswings, catching big numbers, and so on, just like you like to pick apart. But I have all of that in my videos...
How strange, isn't it...
I suspect you didn't even watch the last 38-minute video. Although I'm working hard in every single one.
rate as a galley slave. Do me a favor and watch. After- or
let's continue in a more constructive manner - or I don't see the point in continuing the conversation in
In any format. We didn't have anything direct anyway, so your one-sided throwing from behind the fence will not be welcome.
I took the trouble to calculate the number of bets in this session especially for you, how many of them
winning and losing.
Balance - 5000
Total: 93,580
Profit - 88,580
Bets – 51
Winning - 29
Losers -22

P.S. I'm dreaming of Shpilevoy posting a 40-minute video where he goes from 5,000 to x20 in 40 minutes in demo mode. But not with a couple of random bets of a few thousand, and not on the 140th try—
and methodically, placing a bet on each spin during these 40 minutes…

Damn. You still don't get it.

1) If you're developing roulette strategies, do so on a small, real account. Anything you gain in fun mode is just a misconception about the game. The demo mode is there to get people interested.

2) In your case, you're not just experimenting. You're releasing videos that are designed to deceive viewers. You don't explicitly mention that you have demo credits, but you do talk about huge wins.

Borya brought you to these thoughts briefly and clearly.

...the main thing is that in your videos, on the intros, you don't forget to write "I'm playing with demo credits"... otherwise it's a rip-off of the audience ))))

Yesterday, in this thread and on this topic, I gave a rather extensive response to a helpful friend named Mouse. But as I understand it, few people read the previous threads, and the same cycles of hellish advice and questions keep repeating themselves.

I understand. It makes me feel irritated myself.
There's a bit of hypocrisy on my part, but against the backdrop of all these flashy intros and streamer ads and who knows what other armies of CasinoDaddys and Roshteins—for God's sake—writing something like this is downright murder. Especially since there are tons of guys playing (or rather, playing—losing in a watchable way) for real money. So maybe after watching the video and the action (not realizing it's for fun), someone will be interested and then read the honest description. And suddenly they'll even realize I'm not trying to scam people. Would you waste your time watching a video advertising, even a $100,000 win, with the "fun" tagline?
For example, under each video I have this phrase: I'm still continuing to successfully test my method in demo mode.
It is also in the description of the YouTube channel itself.
To clear my conscience.
ps On NetEnt the fan is not noticeable, but the second roulette (I don’t remember the provider) - it’s clearly written there.
Although I play it less.
Spinning demo slots is definitely a dud. But spinning a demo roulette wheel—that's another brainstorming exercise, understanding the process, and ultimately, the same game.
PsssDon't judge me too harshly. I hope I won't need this in a couple of months.

Damn. You still don't get it.

-I get it) I'm a girl after all)

1) If you're developing roulette strategies, do it on small real money. Anything you gain in fun mode is just a misconception about the game. Demo mode is just that, a demo, to get people interested.

- I've worked with real money, both small and large, and a ton of money, by the way. At first, the percentage was 30/70. Where 30 was winnings. Then, this year, it's already 40/60. Where 40 was winnings. Until the method is perfected, I won't go back to real money. "Test modes always work the same for me, both on simulators and in real life." - I just wrote this in this thread to Edverk today. I don't see anything wrong with fun. At all. Moreover, I wrote somewhere before - both fun and real - the principle and return are the same.

2) In your case, you're not just experimenting. You're releasing videos that deceive viewers. You don't clearly mention that you have demo credits, but you do write about super winnings.

- I answered you quite extensively about this yesterday.

Borya brought you to these thoughts briefly and clearly

- Thanks for rounding off the corners, but let's decide what Borya did myself. He essentially didn't analyze a single video and stupidly screwed up everything I do. This is just plain meanness. You're the one leading you to these thoughts, adverb, mira, snezhana. There's a big difference there. And why the hell would I tolerate the rudeness of this self-proclaimed "god"?

mouse wrote:
1) If you're developing roulette strategies, do so on a small real account. Anything you gain in fun mode is just a misconception about the game. The demo mode is there to get people interested.

First of all, we at CMP always recommend entering the game "FUN - small real - real - high roll".

Therefore, once a person has mastered the fun mode and is confident in their abilities, only then will they calmly transition to the small-scale real-life game—the one you so desperately desire.