The point you become hoggish, and pray to get "lucky", is the day you lose all of your money. Seems a bit absurd, but it appears to be accurate. The only time I ever come away with money is when I do not care about losing it. I went to the the casino the other night with $20in my pocket. I couldn’t care less about squandering it, I mean, what is $20? So can you imagine what happened? I left with one hundred and twenty dollars in profit in 2 hours!
Another time I was at the casino with my friend Ben. I took with me 100 dollars that I couldn’t bear to squander. I got greedy, I got scared, and I ended up betting too much and squandered it in thirty minutes! The lesson is don’t ever wager anymore than you can stand to lose. If you don’t worry about losing, you have a lot more chance of winning big!
How else can you build up your chances of succeeding at Roulette other than creating a budget? do not wager on single numbers! Sure, they hit every once in a while, but they don’t hit often enough to guarantee a dependable profit. Only wager on 1:1 wagers e.g. red, black, even, odd, 1-18, and 19-36, and 2:1 bets like 1st dozen, second 12, third dozen, etc Wager on odds that pay out pretty high.
With the basics covered, how else can we additionally increase our odds of succeeding at Roulette? By turning probability into our buddy, instead of our enemy. "You cannot win at Roulette", my friend Steve would say to me. "It’s completely arbitrary because any number can come up". Sure, my friend Steve certainly has a point, but at the same instance, he is overlooking a crucial part of the picture. I totally agree, red or black possibly could be landed on thirty times in a row, but how often does that happen?