My first Roulette experience!
I’ve recently started playing Roulette and I have to say that seriously it’s not an easy game to play. I always try to follow other people but just watching them doesn’t help much. Is it just your luck that makes you win little bucks or some specific strategies? I am very keen to know about this game. Few weeks back I visited the Hippodrome Casino and was so fascinated by the games. This was the first time that I gambled in a real casino. I gambled with the single 0. So, I looked at the 0 and just bet all the numbers that were physically around the 0 like 0, 32, 35, 26, 15, 3, 12, 19. I seriously want to be a pro in Roulette.

Liked to mix it up when I used to play, a few games playing the outer table bets if i’d have some success here i’d then have a few games with more low odds inner table bets

You are really taking me back a ways!  I turned 21, legal gambling age in the U.S., while in basic military training.  Hence, I had to wait a couple months before availing myself of the—um—investment opportunities that age plateau makes available.  In the interim—actually as a birthday present, I believe, along with Edward O. Thorpe’s book Beat The Dealer—I obtained a copy of Mike Goodman’s How To Win At ....  His advice for (American) roulette was to bet the 10-15 half-dozen and 33 at a unit per number (seven cheques total) because those numbers are evenly spaced around the wheel.  No matter where the ball actually lands one of those numbers will be in the vicinity and therefore a candidate for winning.  Not very scientific to be sure, but rather sound advice for a complete novice (who didn’t even know how to spell “VB” never mind what it was if it even existed back then).  I also developed all by myself a modification of that method: bet 0, 00, 17, and 18 because those numbers are 1) at 90 and 180 degrees from each other, and 2) they can conveniently be bet with two splits.

Well, there you have The Midnight Skulker’s winning strategy.  OK, I would not acquire that moniker for a couple decades, but IIRC my first session was a winner.  OK again, maybe this was not my first session, but it was a session during my first trip (with my parents to Las Vegas) to a gambling venue.  After maybe an hour of play I cashed in with a $1 profit.  The dealer, quite disdainfully, commented, “Last of the big-time gamblers: takes his dollar and runs.”  Despite my youth and inexperience I found the courage to fire back, “And how many of your big-time gambler idols leave your table with more than they brought to it?” I got no answer—and the dealer got no tip.

Interesting story!!!
Even I would like to experience this roulette game.

Ya RushelHilton you must try Roulette. But remember this is the game of pure luck. There are many strategies for it but you can only try them for your satisfaction but only your good luck can make you win this game. I am sure you will enjoy Roulette.

Good experience!!!
keep up doing the great work here.