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Jack's Gambling System

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Dear Gambler,

Online Casino Player's has asked me to share my gambling system with you, so here it is; my system with which I beat the casino's:

This is a simple and straightforward strategy that I have employed many times for my own personal benefit, and now I am making it available to everyone interested in relieving the casino's of their profits.

Up till now I have used this technique only in European casino's where there is no limit on the maximum bet amount. This bit is quite important, as it as good as rules out any risk on my part. It makes my strategy 99.9% fail-proof. However, in online casino's there usually is a maximum bet amount. In that case, my system can still be very profitable, but the risk is greatly increased. However lucrative, the system is then no longer fail-proof. So be sure of what you are doing.

Playing on 'red/black' or playing on 'even/un-even' often appear to give the same odds, as they both pay 2-1. However, on all roulette wheels the "zero" is green, but in casino's the "zero" can be counted as 'even'.

The game I play is Roulette, and I play only black or red. I usually choose one of the two for the night, my superstition. I like to start with fifty bucks, depending on how lucky I feel, but it is wiser to start with less. Low stakes decreases your risk, but it will take longer to make a handsome profit. When I win, I win. This system, like any, is a no-brainer when you win. You only have to act when you lose (Not to be confused with betting over your budget). So as I won in this example, I would just play fifty bucks again.

But what if I had lost the bet?
Then all I have to do is double my previous stake. In this case to a hundred bucks. Then if I would win on the next spin, I would have a profit of fifty bucks after a total of two spins.

bet 1 lose 50
bet 2 win 100
100 - 50 = 50

But what if i had lost the second bet? Then all I have to do is double my previous stake. In this case to two hundred bucks. Then if I would win on the next spin, I would have a profit of fifty bucks after a total of three spins.

bet 1 lose 50
bet 2 lose 100
bet 3 win 200
200 - 100 - 50 = 50

But what if I had lost the third bet? Then all I have to do is double my previous stake. In this case to four hundred bucks. Then if I would win on the next spin, I would have a profit of fifty bucks after a total of four spins.

bet 1 lose 50
bet 2 lose 100
bet 3 lose 200
bet 4 win 400
400 - 200 - 100 - 50 = 50

I would be very unlucky... But what if I had lost the fourth bet? Then all I have to do is double my previous stake. In this case to eight hundred bucks. Then if I would win on the next spin, I would have a profit of fifty bucks after a total of four spins.

bet 1 lose 50
bet 2 lose 100
bet 3 lose 200
bet 4 lose 400
bet 5 win 800
800 - 400 - 200 - 100 - 50 = 50

And so on... As you see, the rules of this system are very simple. Basically, you only need to think when you lose your bet. In that case just double your previous stake. And, repeat this, should you keep losing, untill you inevitably win a bet. At that moment you will have won back all your previous losses PLUS you will have doubled your initial stake. That is then pure profit! And you can decide to play on, or try another game.

The system described above is popular with many professional gamblers, and often is referred to as a Martingale system, first used over a hundred years ago in British gambling houses.

I wish you all the best of "luck" at beating the casino's!!

Jack

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