Anybody know any good tricks/superstitious things to do that seem to work in winning big? Only strategy I ever won big with was staying up for so long I could barely keep my head up.
Count cards. Prove to me that it's illegal.
(05-25-2013, 07:31 AM)Safe Haven Wrote: [ -> ]Count cards. Prove to me that it's illegal.
Illegal, no. Likely to get thrown out or have knees broken? High.
A good trick to walking out with more money than you walk in with? I got one...
Don't go in the first place.
Having fun. I personally consider going to the Casino much like going to an Amusement Park.
Play Texas Hold'Em
Play it well.
Walk out up 1300 bucks...at least that's what I've done.
Roulette. Bet on sets of 12. Pick 2 of the 3 sets. When you lose, triple and repeat. You'll always win, eventually.
Example:
Bet $1 on 1-12 and 13-24.
Payout is 2:1, so if you win you'll lose $1 but gain $2, so you'll overall win $1.
If 25-36 or 0 comes out? Lose $2.
Repeat, triple. Bet $3 on 1-12 and 13-24.
Payout is 2:1, so if you win you'll lose $3 and the $2 from last round, but gain $9, so you'll overall win $1.
If 25-36 or 0 comes out? Lose $6 (and the $2 from the previous round for a total of $8).
Repeat, triple. Bet $9 on 1-12 and 13-24.
Payout is 2:1, so if you win you'll lose $9 and the $8 from the last two rounds, but gain $18, so you'll overall win $1.
If 25-36 or 0 comes out? Lose $18 (and the $8 from the previous two rounds for a total of $26).
Repeat, triple.
Wash, rinse, repeat until win. Probability etc. The problem? Having enough cash to tank a losing streak of 5 rounds. Most places have a minimum bet of $10, so the number runs quite high. $2420 to play the fifth round. All for $10... Best to wait for a streak of numbers all from the same group, then bet on the other two groups.
Don't expect to win. Limit your budget.
That's about it. Think of the goal of gambling to have fun. Winning money is just an added bonus.
Just got back, lost $40 in the first 10 minutes, lost another $110 in a few more hours, then played my last $5. Walked out with $125