BetVoyager's Multiball Roulette: more balls - more fun!

**Grey** · 5th September 2009, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by love2winalot

Hiya. For those interested, the rules at Boyle casino using 3 wheels, is a better choice than the 3 balls at betvoyager. However, i can not prove it as betvoyager lets you play the demo mode, and Boyles blocks it if you are in the USA.

Just the fact that you could get a number to hit more than once, this alone, makes 3 wheels, better than 3 balls. Both games use the same multiple of 3 as regards to a bet, and the payout.

Boy, I can't wait to leave here so i can play these games.........

Betvoyager has a great advantage - Randomness control system

**Grey** · 24th September 2009, 04:08 PM

Just noticed today
They introduced a new unique game called Roulette express

**SlotMonster** · 24th September 2009, 09:02 PM

For those who understand how randomness control works - there is should be a question, why other casinos do not "install" this feature in their software...
I've tried their Roulette Express - it might be good for advantage players who want to check their new systems out. But I like it too, though.
BTW, have someoney played their new slot "rush4cash", with bonus game?

I've tried it, and even managed to post a winner screenshot

Cool game, I like it

**Grey** · 28th September 2009, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by SlotMonster

BTW, have someoney played their new slot "rush4cash", with bonus game?

I've tried it, and even managed to post a winner screenshot

Cool game, I like it

Thanks, SlotMonster!
i have noticed a new bonus game at Rush4cash.
Previous bonus games already bored me.
Spend a little time to understand how randomness control work for bonus games.

**NoUTurn** · 5th October 2009, 03:15 AM

Do you have a better chance at winning with this game compared to regular roulette? Does betruise (betvoyager) offer the same payout structures as boyle?

**love2winalot** · 5th October 2009, 05:07 PM

Do you have a better chance at winning with this game compared to regular roulette?

Hiya: The answer is YES, Buuuuuuuuuuuuuut, it requires a larger bankroll. This is because as each ball lands on a #, the Odd's change for the second ball, and change again for the 3rd ball, because only 1 ball can land on any given #. ie, you can not have 2 of the balls land on #7.

Using, "dozens" as example. There are 12 numbers in each dozen. The first ball lands on #34. Now there are still 12 numbers in the first/second dozen, but only 11 numbers in the 3rd dozen, and the #34 can not hit again. The second ball lands on #31. Same as above, but now the last ball still has 12 numbers in the first/second dozen, and only 10 in the 3rd dozen, as both the numbers 34 and 31 have already hit.

Using dozens as example, it is more likely that each of the 3 balls will land, "1 ball in each dozen", than it is, "all 3 balls in the same dozen". This can be applied to ALL bets in the game.

**NoUTurn** · 5th October 2009, 09:16 PM

Sounds good. About how much do we talk when you say "larger bankroll"?
Thx for your help.

**love2winalot** · 6th October 2009, 08:39 PM

Hiya: Based on expierience, your bankroll should be x50 the chip size you are going to use. $3 chips = $1500 bankroll. .30 chips = $150 bankroll. This is the Min. and i would not touch this game with anything less than what is mentioned above.