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Roulette Fortune Bookie
by Serena Lee Ng
Customer Reviews
An interesting insight to the roulette game, April 6, 2004
Reviewer: Keith Cooke (Charlotte, North Carolina USA)
Serena Lee Ng has put some very interesting research into her book, the Roulette Fortune Bookie. I have begun testing it against a variety of different databases and casinos. The system that she presents, the 14-number approach in particular, is amazing. I have found, that like most roulette systems, you should only plan to play in the short-term at best, as the house edge in roulette will grind you down over an extended playing session. The recommendations that Serena present are right on the money.
Although each spin of the roulette wheel will yield mutually independent results, patterns do form in the game. Serena's analysis allows you to prey on these patterns and get the maximum profit from the game, or in the worst case scenario, allows your bankroll to last much longer than it would have if you were playing "on the fly".
The book provides real insight, and great advice, and that, coupled with her website and excellent customer service make this book a MUST HAVE.
Good luck, although you may not need luck with the information provided in Roulette Fortune Bookie!
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John Patrick's Roulette: A Pro's Guide to Managing Your Money and Beating the Wheel
by John Patrick
Customer Reviews
A Common Sense Way to Play, February 1, 2000
Reviewer: Nicholas W. Dedi (Philadelphia, PA)
Patrick's book has helped me in a major way to quit throwing money around the layout, and play in a controlled manner that's still fun -- because I've won 7 of 9 casino visits since! I don't break the bank -- but I don't lose my usual $300-$400 anymore either. This book is far superior to Scoblete's, offering actual inside numbers to play in order to spread numbers around the wheel, excellent suggestions on outside bets, pros and cons of betting systems, regression bets, money management, discipline -- highly recommended for those who see that Scoblete's riff -- "biased" wheels -- is something only those looking for a ridiculous "angle" will believe.
Become a winner if you want to, May 16, 1999
Reviewer: A reader
Roulette, contrary to popular belief, is a game that offers various opportunities to win despite the house edge of (ugh) at least 5%. There are two reasons for this. One, the number of options for betting open to the customer offer great hedge opportunities and two, it is a streaky game. Furthermore, if you can find a wheel with just one zero (and there are some in both Reno and Vegas), you cut that house edge in half on the outside bets. Learn to beat this game with the Regression system in conjunction with hedges or with the Action-Number system, a system that spreads your money around the entire wheel, giving you the best chance to win. This knowledge alone is great, but it is Patrick's philosophy that is the real meat and potatoes of being competitive. There is simply the most logical approach to beating this game written in this book. There are critcisms that this book is redundant in terms of the philosophy that Mr. Patrick teaches. I have a reply to these silly criticisms. Winning isn't complicated,
it's just real hard to do. Get this book and open up another opportunity for yourself to be a winner during your next trip to the casinos.
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