Roulette System Exposed – Rou-B

• Author: Carl Moon
• Filed under: Roulette
• Date: Sep 13,2009

In this article Im going to speak about an online roulette software called Rou-B. It is one of many roulette softwares on the market promising to help you win at roulette.

The main feature that Rou-B has is that it is capable of automating other roulette software packages that are on the internet, this may seem confusing so let me explain.

Rou-B has the ability to play for you. No input at all is required from the player as Rou-B will place all the bets for you. Rou-B has a roulette system built into it but that is not the idea behind Rou-B.

If for example you own roulette sniper which is not automated Rou-B will automate the whole process of playing with roulette sniper it requires no input from the player

Rou-B also has the ability to do this for other roulette software packages that are on the internet. While on the surface this looks like a great idea and a useful tool there are problems.

The first problem which is pretty obvious is that if you want to get full usage out of Rou-B you would need to own all the software that it can automate and this would cost just short of $200. Also the fact that it can automate these various roulette softwares isnt necessarily a good thing.

After reading in forums and reading various reviews it is well known that the roulette software that Rou-B automates arent actually long term winners so all automating them will do is make you lose money quicker than manual play.

Then the price is also an issue, at the time of writing this, Rou-B costs a onetime fee of $87 or you can pay $2 for a two day trial and then a onetime fee of $97. When you take into consideration the cost of the other softwares that you will need to purchase to get the full usage out of it, it is very expensive.

Because of the price issue and the fact that the software that Rou-B automates arent actually very good I personally would avoid Rou-B. Dont misinterpret what I am saying, Rou-B is very clever, genius even but at the end of the day a roulette software is only good as a the system that is coded into it and in this case the systems are not very good.

Do you fancy a Roulette System that works? If yes click on the link and take a look at the website, it is definatley worth a look.

Martingale Exposed

• Author: Ed
• Filed under: Roulette
• Date: Jul 1,2008

In the past few days we have covered a fair few tips and rules that can help us all when we play any sort of betting or gambling game.

Today we’re going to look at some basic systems that we can integrate with good money management so that the end result = more profit. This post is written for your information only. It needs to be made clear that out of the box betting systems such as martingale etc, are doomed to fail if you don’t adapt them and become aware of their inherit weaknesses.

So before we start; let’s re-cap

We don’t play unless we have a large enough gaming bankroll
We don’t play unless we have a large enough session bankroll
We watch our losses
We track our wins

So with those rules, we can develop a system. Let’s say for example we’re developing a roulette system. We know that roulette is a game where flat betting is an option, so martingale or any flat betting system can be adapted.

What we need to do now; is take the elements of the game – what can we bet; what are the odds and transpose them into our system. So, in roulette we are most ‘advantaged’ in the spots that offer even money – i.e. black / white / odd / even / 1^st 18 – 2^nd 18, these bets have a just under 50% chance to win, hence the odds are low. So – put martingale into effect and we can start our system.

Bet 1 : red $1 = win {+1}
Bet2 : red $1 = win {+2}
Bet 3 : red $1 = loose {+1}
Bet 4 : red $2 = loose {-1}
Bet 5 : red $4 = win {+3}
Bet 6 : red $1 = win {+4}
Bet 7 : red $2 = lose {+2}
Bet 8 : red $4 = lose {-2}
Bet 9 : red $8 = lose {-10}

So that was our betting run. You can see that Martingale ‘seems’ to work; but before you try any system out, make sure you know its risks. Next time we will take a detailed analysis of martingale.

Roulette 101

• Author: Ed
• Filed under: Roulette
• Date: Jun 22,2008

Roulette is one of the more ‘mystical’ casino games. Many people approach it with caution because of the fact it looks very random, and somewhat complicated.

Today we are going to prove this myth wrong.

Roulette is a game that is based on the spin of a wheel, and players get to choose bets on either the colour of the slot the ball lands in, a number or a range of numbers, or whether the outcome is going to be odd or even.

There are two versions of roulette – American roulette, and European roulette. If you are playing roulette, we strongly recommend you find a casino with European roulette; because American roulette features a 0, and 00. This allows for the house to win more.

Betting Strategies

If you look at the table, you will see its laid out in squares. You can bet on an individual number or a range of numbers. We recommend that you try not to bet on any one individual number, but focus on the 1st 12, 2nd 12 and 3rd 12. This way, there is a 1/3 chance of winning, and the odds are either 2:1 or 3:1 depending on where you play.

For a casino game such as roulette, it is very important to have a good bankroll and betting system setup. If you are a martingale fan, make sure you use short runs because the roulette wheel is known to be unforgiving. Set your stop loss ( the amount your winning to lose ) to be not so high, and make sure you remember that if you break your rules, you break your system and the casino wins.

We also recommend not playing online roulette for longer than twenty minutes at a table. It is important to adhere to this, because the tables can be known to develop a profile for you and they will start to work against you if you are consistently winning. for this reason, we also recommend signing up at multiple casinos.

Right now we are playing at a few online casinos but right now we’re focusing our efforts on Bet365 as they are reputable and a well known brand.

Stay tuned for more roulette information and tips.