What Makes You Win Online Roulette - Roulette Systems Vs Roulette Software Part 2
Roulette system may be good if...
-You can memorize all the rules and conditions in order to duplicate the SAME winning strategy; -The odds happens to match what was described in the system; -You can record each and every spin result and analyze them on every step of the way, trying to catch what's so called "just the right time" winning situation; -Or, if you are the system creator, congrats, you know very well about your own system of course.
Unfortunately you don't know when and how casino will change their odds so that your system is totally useless for most of the time! Roulette software may be more effective in winning at roulette if it can...
-Automatically spin, input all spin results into the software (for analyzing purposes) and place bets on the casino table; -Collect enough data which is ALL spin results for ALL playing sessions; -Find out the odds PATTERN, not just "red has not been hit for the past 15 spins" or "number 8 has been hit by 4 times in the past 20 spins".
They don't mean anything unless it becomes some sort of pattern; -Smartly tell exactly which odds pattern that specific casino is using for the time being.
For example, from the past 200 spins, that roulette tends to hit a group of numbers more often than another group of numbers; -Strictly follow the odds pattern and change with it.
The software will smartly adjust its betting pattern to match the current odds pattern in order to catch as much winning bets as possible.
For example, the software will suggest a group of numbers more often then another group of numbers.
And the numbers in a certain group is always changing which follows the odds pattern automatically; -Automatically suggest less and less winning bets in order to protect your current winning situation; or automatically suggest more and more winning bets in order to leverage your winnings to the maximum.
Sadly, 99% of the roulette software on the market is just an executable roulette system.
They hardly gather enough data or analyze the odds patterns.
That's why you will find most of them, just like any roulette system, not work at all.
-You can memorize all the rules and conditions in order to duplicate the SAME winning strategy; -The odds happens to match what was described in the system; -You can record each and every spin result and analyze them on every step of the way, trying to catch what's so called "just the right time" winning situation; -Or, if you are the system creator, congrats, you know very well about your own system of course.
Unfortunately you don't know when and how casino will change their odds so that your system is totally useless for most of the time! Roulette software may be more effective in winning at roulette if it can...
-Automatically spin, input all spin results into the software (for analyzing purposes) and place bets on the casino table; -Collect enough data which is ALL spin results for ALL playing sessions; -Find out the odds PATTERN, not just "red has not been hit for the past 15 spins" or "number 8 has been hit by 4 times in the past 20 spins".
They don't mean anything unless it becomes some sort of pattern; -Smartly tell exactly which odds pattern that specific casino is using for the time being.
For example, from the past 200 spins, that roulette tends to hit a group of numbers more often than another group of numbers; -Strictly follow the odds pattern and change with it.
The software will smartly adjust its betting pattern to match the current odds pattern in order to catch as much winning bets as possible.
For example, the software will suggest a group of numbers more often then another group of numbers.
And the numbers in a certain group is always changing which follows the odds pattern automatically; -Automatically suggest less and less winning bets in order to protect your current winning situation; or automatically suggest more and more winning bets in order to leverage your winnings to the maximum.
Sadly, 99% of the roulette software on the market is just an executable roulette system.
They hardly gather enough data or analyze the odds patterns.
That's why you will find most of them, just like any roulette system, not work at all.
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