Can anybody explain this occurance?

**copier dude** · 5th April 2008, 03:20 AM

Hi all. I felt that this is the best place to come to try and gain perspective on what happened to me while playing roulette a few days ago...
First, I'll tell you how I play and then what happened. Right now, I play only roulette. I signed up at six casinos near the end of March and put $200 into each one. I use a program to predict betting opportunities. I would play at each casino for three wins (about 4 - 5 minuets), then go to the next casino. I would do this three to four times a day, every day. 12 days in total. I would walk away from each casino with an average of $13 for each visit. Multiply that times six casinos, and that by 3 times a day. You can do the math, it was pretty sweet.
Now here is the part when something non-random happened. On Sunday evenings roulette session, three out of six casinos took half of its bankroll, one after the other! I stopped playing when the computer program tells me to quit. The other three casinos didn't go pear-shaped. The next morning I decide it's best to "get back on the horse." At the first casino, on the first betting opportunity at one of the casinos that I lost half my bankroll at the previous night, it does it again!
Yes, I do expect to have this happen, which is why I tried to diversify by signing up at six different casinos. I just didn't expect them to do it at the same time!
So, what trigger did I hit? Too many winning visits too close together? Maybe there is a "correction" programed in after a certain number of wins and I got the corrections all at once because I signed up all at once?
The casinos appear to have no connection. The only real common thread is that these corrections occurred on the last two days of the month.
I stopped for a few days to collect my thoughts and now I am playing only one casino per day, but I play for about an hour. This way, a casino will only see me once per week instead of three to four times a day.
Does anybody with more experience than me have any theories to offer?
Cheers, copier dude.

**winbig** · 5th April 2008, 03:22 AM

You say it all right here.

I use a program to predict betting opportunities.

If you paid for such a program, you might as well try and get your money back. As you know (or should know), any program that will predict a winning bet with a RANDOM game is a scam. Just because a certain number hasn't come up in awhile or 53 reds just hit, doesn't mean that you should bet on black, or that specific number.

If a game is truly RANDOM, then no software or scheme or scam or betting strategy is able to give predictions.

**Slotster!** · 5th April 2008, 10:00 AM

There's nothing wrong with using software to give you an overview of roulette and the betting opportunities/odds etc; plus one that tells you when to quit.

It's only wrong when they claim to predict random outcomes either based on previous events or not.

But, yeah, pretty pointless in my opinion - and takes all the fun out of it!

Incidentally, if you've won regularly -- it makes sense that would stop happening sooner rather than later!

**bpb** · 6th April 2008, 01:09 AM

My theory is that math is working exactly how it's supposed to. I could try to explain it, but I doubt you'd be able to understand.

**copier dude** · 6th April 2008, 05:27 AM

Originally Posted by bpb

My theory is that math is working exactly how it's supposed to. I could try to explain it, but I doubt you'd be able to understand.

Thank you for taking time out from your very self-important life to offer that pearl of wisdom!

Cheers, copier dude.

**kakata** · 6th April 2008, 05:38 AM

Originally Posted by copier dude

Thank you for taking time out from your very self-important life to offer that pearl of wisdom!

Cheers, copier dude.

**winbig** · 6th April 2008, 05:51 AM

Originally Posted by copier dude

Thank you for taking time out from your very self-important life to offer that pearl of wisdom!

Cheers, copier dude.

Well, it's obvious that you're trying to imply that casinos are rigged because your program didn't predict the correct results 100% of the time....and nobody here is going to play into that.

**copier dude** · 6th April 2008, 06:00 AM

Originally Posted by winbig

Well, it's obvious that you're trying to imply that casinos are rigged because your program didn't predict the correct results 100% of the time....and nobody here is going to play into that.

If you re-read my message you will see that I expected it to happen, just not all at the same time. My question was relating as to the timing of the events...

Cheers, copier dude.

**winbig** · 6th April 2008, 06:02 AM

This page says it all....

And this quote sums it all up:

"No one can possibly win at roulette unless he steals money from the table while the croupier isn't looking." — Albert Einstein

**hobbithumper** · 6th April 2008, 10:38 AM

Me: Hello Little Timmy, here's a page full of random numbers. Look really hard - can you see any patterns?

Little Timmy: Why yes, after staring really hard at the page, after a while I think I can see some patterns!

Me: Smacks Little Timmy repeatedly over the back of the head with a slipper. "NO!! Say it with me!! There are no patterns in random numbers!!! BAD LITTLE TIMMY!!!"

Threads like this come up every now and again...Wonder when the next thread will be? Any predictions?