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I’d like to make some money
Posted: 28 February 2010 07:52 AM   [ Ignore ]
Rolly
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Hi

I’m a newbie but I would like to make a decent bit of money from online betting. I’ve worked all my life only to be made redundant and what do I have to show for it, nothing.

I’m never going back to 9 to 5 so I was wondering if anyone can guide me in the right direction. Are there any good books I could read or strategies I could learn about? I very willing and eager to learn.

If anyone could guide be it would be much appreciated.

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Posted: 01 March 2010 07:48 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 1 ]
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Hi Rolly,

Sorry to hear about your recent loss of employment. I work full time and have played poker at a semi-pro level for 7 years. If you really want to make money gambling you will have to develope skill in one of these 4 games. Poker, Blackjack, sports, or horse racing.

To be honest no one plays roulette, craps, or any other casino game (except blackjack) professionally because of the house edge. Gambling is best done for recreation. If you really want to make money, stock trading has a shorter learning curve.

I know many professional poker players, 2 professional sports players but I don’t know any pro blackjack players or handycappers. Blackjack is more difficult than it used to be and it can’t be played profitably online because the deck is shuffled every hand. Horseracing requires an understanding of horses and odds. Professional handycappers will bet on very few races because the payouts will often not justifiy the risk. Most tracks take 13 dollars for every hundred bet on a horse to win so a person needs a high win ratio to overcome such a disadvantage. If you know a lot about one sport you can try to make money using that knowledge.

Poker is easily accessable online and live. Almost everyone who plays it thinks that they are good but few people understand the importance of money management and record keeping. If you don’t already know how to play, then play for free online before commiting any money. Your local library will have many books on the subject - read them all (and then reread them). Most poker pros make the majority of their money from new players, they will be waiting for you. Playing tournaments online gives you a reasonably good chance to make a large sum of money in a short period of time. Many new players start this way.

You may want to maintain a part time job until you develop your skills.

You can learn alot more at my site

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Posted: 08 August 2010 07:09 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 2 ]
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Hi..can anyone tell me if there is some good strategy to earn some good cash on roulette game?

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Posted: 08 August 2010 05:35 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 3 ]
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The best advice I can give the ones that really are determine to make money at Roulette; first learn all you can about the rules, lay out and what types of bets you can place. Go practice online( in my opinion bodog.com is the best selection). Second; read as many threads and listen what people are talking about. Learn what to do, when to do it, and what not to do.  I don’t want to confuse you with methods at this time.  If you want to make money at Roulette, first learn all the basics. Also, don’t take my word for it, ask the guys here. If no one else, make sure you talk to KLUGMO and VB MEISTER. These two are great when it comes to advice…..................................................................DSLEEP, 27, Vicksburg, MS

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Posted: 10 August 2010 05:35 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 4 ]
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..................................Learn the wheel layout by heart. Learn it so well that you know what number is 5 numbers away from any number and what it’s neighbors are. Buy Lawrence Scott’s books (although outdated slightly they are damn good books) Learn everything you can about visual balistics. FORGET about silly systems and numerology and especially trying to beat roulette with money management… progressions just won’t do. I promise. You might win a couple but the day you loose you will loose big.

Only pros in roulette are Bias and VB players, period. Don’t get fooled by others trying to tell you differently. Yes VB is alot of study and even more practise but the earlier you start the quicker you will get there. Don’t go waste time seeking so-called HG systems. They just do not exist.

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Posted: 10 August 2010 03:33 PM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 5 ]
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I have nothing against your way of making money at Roulette. I do however have one question for you VB MEISTER, if me and you played at any American Roulette table in the world for seven days straight with only $2,500 to start with, how much would you leave with on the seventh day?

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Posted: 11 August 2010 01:56 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 6 ]
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DSLEEP - 10 August 2010 03:33 PM

I have nothing against your way of making money at Roulette. I do however have one question for you VB MEISTER, if me and you played at any American Roulette table in the world for seven days straight with only $2,500 to start with, how much would you leave with on the seventh day?

First of all the wheel has to qualify according to my criteria. If it qualifies, I expect to get on average two hits in seven spins. I only play 5 numbers. (Sometimes even 3 numbers but lately I play 5). So with $50 chips you do the math. I would not ever play 7 days in a row on one table though. I might play a session or three over 7 days. I will take a couple of grand but nothing exorbitant though.

Why? Simply because I don’t want them to service that wheel! I have 4 wheels at the moment I’m playing. 2 in one casino and the one each in two other casinos. I try and alternate between those as discreetly and carefully as possible.

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Posted: 12 August 2010 12:16 AM   [ Ignore ]   [ # 7 ]
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Criteria such as…........?

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