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MANUAL

EDITION.1

ROOLby Roulette Experts

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MOVIE 1.1 What’s the next number?

Contents

1. INTRODUCING TO ROOL

2. THE BASICS

3. MONEY AND BANKROLL

4. DISCIPLINE

5. TOOLS

6. GLOSSARY

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Preface

This book is on advanced online Roulette. It covers the game itself and offers insight into software, systems,gam-bling psychology and money management. Each system will have its own money management approach, but most of all there will be multiple variations of bets avail-able for each system.

! I concentrate on both aggressive and conservative approach to gambling, especially in the area of disci-pline. If you read this book, I expect you to follow all the rules I lay out, as strict as you may think they are.

! If you’re not going to listen to me by following these “adult” methods and gear yourself toward winning at rou-lette, don’t even bother to start the book. Because your ultimate goal in gambling should be to win most of the time. Anything else is a waste of life and time... OURS !

Section 1

ROOL the RULE

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! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !! !The world loves to gamble. Look at those stock brokers, buyers, sellers. They are just the same kind of gamblers who might be more savvy on numbers and stats. There’s something about the aura of gambling that excites the ma-jority of people in this world. I think it’s the anticipation of winning high amounts of money that causes this excite-ment.

! But I must be honest with you, I don’t know why peo-ple think gambling and winning gigantic amounts go hand in hand. That’s actually the opposite way of winning, that’ll cause you lose big and drive you crazy in fact.

! The professional “player” views gambling as a way of life - a challenging way to grind out a living. The novice views it as a stepping stone to instant riches. You know why you can’t wait to finish this book now?

! Yet millions of online players gamble every day, look-ing for the big kill in the next 18 minutes. Many of them end up the “zombies”.

The ROOL principle

So You Wanna Be a Winner or Gambler?

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ROOL = RULE

Many of you have probably know about some principles like

4.! Bankroll

3.! Knowledge of the game

2.! Money management

1.! Discipline

! As usual, each of the next four sections will be bro-ken down into covering one part of this Big ROOL. The chapters in each section will spell out the facets needed to make you a perfect player.

! Please be sure you understand the importance of each ROOL rule. If you lack one of these essential ingre-dients, there’s no way you can win consistently.

! Bankroll: This is the amount of money you set aside to bet on a particular “time” of the day. Suppose you’re logging into the online casinos with $300 as your bankroll. Every single decision you make that day is based on that bankroll. It tells you how much you should

want to win, how much you can lose before quitting, and what size your bets should be. It sets the tone for your entire day.

! Knowledge of the game: I don’t give a cat’s tail which game you bet on. But whatever game you choose, it is important that you are perfect at that game. Being good isn’t good enough. Being super awesome still leaves you short. I want you to be absolute perfect in every aspect of the game you risk your money on. In this case, it is roulette. It isn’t hard to acquire, and it’ll sure help your game.

! Money management: The term is self-explanatory. It means knowing how to handle the bankroll you bring to battle. You’ll have a more disciplined formula for every single wager you make on a given day. Money manage-ment is an art that every billionaires are good at.

! Discipline: And finally, discipline. It is the name of the game, ROOL/RULE. Without discipline you ain’t got a prayer of a chance to win consistently.

Something Important

1. Trends

2. Goals

3. Loss Control

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TrendsTrends is one of the most important factor for playing roulette and finding out the winning numbers or areas. Because it is such necessity. You need to learn how to handle trends in the right time.

! It’s doesn’t matter whether you call them trends or streaks, everything in gambling is based on patterns of play.

! I sure as heck ain’t easy enough to understand it, but the acceptance of realizing that trends occur in gambling - over and over and over again - makes me a disciplined player.

! My every gambling foray is baed on following the trend of the “current” game I’m at. (Not the historical data of a month’s stats) The trick is, I’m at, or presetting the way I want to bet, and then looking for a table that has the trend following that pat-tern.

! My trick will be either:

1. Follow the trend

2. Predetermined set pattern

! If I choose number one pattern I’ll go to a table, chart the pattern that is dominating, and make my bets in that area.

Section 2

The Basics

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There are so many tables of different casi-nos, so if your favorite pattern is not there, you should wait since the house open 24 hours of 365 days. No need to hurry since they know you will lose them back.

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Suppose low numbers (1 - 20) come up on seven out of ten spins while I’m charting that table. My game plan will be start betting on these low numbers.

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If my game plan that day is number 1, then I will predeter-mine my method of play. Let’s say I decide on odd num-bers.

When I log in to the roulette table, my job will be to chart tables until one of them shows a predominance of odd numbers appearing on the wheel. That’s the game I’ll play at, but only if odd numbers are in command.

Both of these issues will be banged around in depth later on, but I want you to be conditioned for strict, controlled play.

! Trends as a method, they are so powerful that they deserve more sharing data on that.

! After all, trends dominate in gambling! First, you gotta realize this fact. Next, you gotta find the table show-ing a strong trend. Then you gotta know how to take ad-vantage of it.

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This is the start of your cyber day. It all begins with the amount of money you set aside to gamble. If I could only get people to realize the importance of this part of the ROOL, a lot of people would stop walking out of the casinos with their heads hanging below their knee-caps.

! All it takes is a complete realization that every sin-gle, solitary decision is based on the money you have to gamble. Read that sentence again, 100 times. I’m telling you to play within the boundaries of the amount of money you bring to battle. Your bankroll could be $5,000, $1000, $500, $200, or even $20. Whatever the amount, it keys your every decision to that day.

! This is how you start:

! Set amount of your win goal

! Set amount of your loss limit

! Set the size of your bets

! Decide what to tip the cocktail waitress

Bankroll or sushi roll? Decide which table minimum you should complete at

From now on you will aside by the following regulations:

! Never bet down to your last dollar

! Have a preset win goal set up in your mind

! Play at the lowest-minimum table that coincides with your bank- ! roll

! Never - ever - leave the casino a loser on the days when you ! get ahead an amount that is de-cent percentage of your starting ! bankroll!

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Smart Percentage Returns and CalculationsOnce you buy the fact that gambling is a rough way to double your bankroll, you’ll cross over into the world of reality. Wow, there’ll be days when the trend at your ta-ble is so scorching hot that you’ll triple your starting money.

! Those days will come, but don’t go thinking that they will happen on just any consistent basis. It’d be nice if that were the case, but then dreams usually are a lot more pleasant than reality.

! I want you to learn a logical approach when you set your goals. For example:

! 100 Percent Return - Way too high. Good chance you can end up losing 90 percent of the time !

! 50 Percent Return - Dreamer !

! 30 Percent Return - Reaching reality, but still too high!

! 20 Percent Return - More apt to happen on a fairly consistent basis!

! 10 Percent Return - Intelligent figure. Shouldn’t be too difficult to reach. But of course will be frowned upon by you big shots who scoff at this logic!

! 5 Percent Return - Bingo! A smart, logical, super-intelligent and tremendously easy amount to reach!

! Digest these figures and see if you can improve on the comments. A lot of you will be turned off by the suggested small amounts, and therein lies the problem with most people who gamble. They bring small amounts to battle, looking for big wins. The profes-sional brings big amounts to battle and accepts small returns. The fact is, one of these groups is more suc-cessful in making money than the other.

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Typical Losers Attitude:

! Most of you go to the casinos with blinders on, your ears closed to advice about money management and your eyes shut tight against seeing the reality of the pit-falls you face.

! I would guess that fewer than 4.7 percent of the peo-ple who enter a casino set a hard-line win goal for their play that day based on their bankroll. I’ve already told you to zero in on 20 percent, and whether you agree or not, let’s take a typical player to make a point.

! Here is real story about Mr. Hsu. He has been play-ing in casinos most of her adult life. He has a bankroll of $300 that he takes with him, but 90 percent of the time he loses all or most of it.

! Mr.Hsu knows how to play, and there are many times he is ahead $100 during the course of his day, but he usually pours it back to the house, looking for a huge return. He wants $300 as his profit for the day.

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GOALS

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His lament is constantly the same: “ I always get ahead $50 to $100 with my $300 starting money, but I want more.”

! First off - getting a $100 profit (33 percent in one day) is a fantastic return, if only she would realize it. But he’s too greedy or too stupid to understand that.

! Now let’s show him an alternate approach. If it’s so easy to win $100 with $100, why not bring more money and go for just half the profit. Here’s what will happen.

! Mr.Hsu could bring $3000 and go for the same 33 percent return - $1000. Now that amount may make him happy, and since it’s the same percentage, it should be just as easy.

! Or let’s make it even easier for him. If winning 33 per-cent is so easy, winning half of that should be duck soup. That means that his $3,000 bankroll (shooting for a 17 percent return) will kick off $510 a day.

! Or he could bring $30,000 and playing for even one-half of the money she finds so easy to accumulate,

end up with a 9 percent payoff each day and a sweet $2,700 bonanza every time he plays.

! You think this is a far-fetched story? Not really. I’ve left the winning percentage returns the same, and even cut them in half, to make my point.

! The truth is that people do not take the proper amount of money to allow them to dream of the returns they really want, and won’t accept the profits they should, with the paltry amount they do bring.

! They fail to set the goals that give them something to shoot for.

! A win goal is an amount you set to win, before your first bet is made, based on your bankroll.

! These goals should be 20 percent of your starting amount, and the more you bring, the less of a percent-age you will shoot for.

! A super-intelligent goal would be anywhere from 5 percent to 10 percent. But based on what 90 percent of

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people have to work with, I will increase the percentage in order to reach the doubting Thomases.

Starting Bankroll Percentage Win Goal

$200 20% $40

$400 20% $80

$600 20% $120

$1,000 20% $200

$1,500 20% $300

$2,000 20% $400

$3,000 10% $300

$4,000 8% $320

$5,000 7% $350

$6,000 6% $360

As your starting bankroll increases, the percentage return drops, because you want to get to your goals as soon as you can, then wrap up your profits.

When your goal is realized, you will not, and I repeat NOT, quit for the day, as you are in a hot trend. Your never want to leave a game when the trend is in your favor.

! There are chapters on “Guarantee” and “Excess,” which explain what you do once you reach your win goal. But for now just concentrate on setting these goals.

! I don’t give a pig’s ear what you set as your iwn goal, so long as it does not exceed the amount I put down earlier in this chapter.

! I tell you 20 percent with $1,000 starting amount. If you want to start it at 15 percent or 10 percent - great! But no higher than 20 percent.

! Set your win goals is the most important step.

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LOSS CONTROL

Right up there in matters of importance we have the loss limits. It is the restriction, or limit, you put on your losses for a give day.

! You can’t sit there and be battered into total wipe-out before throwing up the white flag. You MUST get in the habit of backing off on those days when the trends are going against you.

! Nobody wins everyday. It’s impossible. But on the days that you “get hit”, cut those losses, and at least head home with the jingle of some money in your pocket. It beats the changing of the bell in your head that keeps reminding you that you got wiped out.

! This is more a psychological tool than anything else. Think of how many times you took $300 to the ca-sino and lost the whole amount - right down to the last nickel.

! But if you had taken $600 and limited the lost to 50 percent, you’d also feel bad, but at least you would have had a start for your next trip to the tables.

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In roulette the loss limit is 50 percent. Now that is the maximum amount you may lose before hanging it up for the day. You may set your loss limit at 40 percent, 30 per-cent, 25 percent, or 20 percent, but at least set an amount.

Roulette 50%

Blackjack 40%

Baccarat 60%

Craps 50%

Slots 60%

One might argue that if you’re gonna set 50% of $600 as your loss limit which is $300, why not just take $300 to battle? Remember, Psychology enters into the move. I don’t want a total wipeout to be part of your day - even if the total loss will be only $25. If $25 is 50% of your bankroll, bring $50 to battle and have the discipline and the guts to leave before you’re cleaned out.

Smart Bankroll

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I want you to break your starting bankroll into sessions to avoid taking all of your starting cash to the first table which might cause you losing everything at the begin-ning.

! By splitting your bankroll into sessions, you have several chances at find that hot trend while playing. For online casino, I like to deposit $100 and split into 28 / 28 / 44. There is why I set the first session $28. If you play roulette for a while, you’ll know cover the table $12 - $20 should be able to win something already. So $28 should be sufficient to test the table. But why $44 in the third session? That means you already lost your two $28, so you want to win back the amount you lost. $44 could give you a chance to double your bet as the last round you got.

! In other games like blackjack, the strategy is differ-ent. Because it might take 15+ hands to get a hot streak. I want you to know “enough money” to battle un-til the trend occurs are very important.

For instance,

! If you took $500 to the casino, you could go to seven different tables at $71 per session. If you took $350, you could go to five different tables, and so on.

! Suppose you intend to play the outside bets, and the minimum is $5. The amount needed at roulette is 20 times the minimum, or $100 session money. If you have $400, you can go to four sessions.

! I am sure you got scared by this sort of discipline, but why I mentioned it because it works well. And if gam-ble is just a snap, that’ll be a true evil.

! Here in online roulette, I want you to have 20 times the amount of table minimum, regardless of your choice of systems.

! Just keep in mind that if you are short of cash - just simply quit or don’t play. In the next page, i will show you some charts about session.

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Bankroll Sessions Amount

$100 3 $28 (28+28+44)

$150 3 $50

$300 6 $50

$500 10 $50

$600 6 $100

*It doesn’t matter what the number of sessions is - as long as you prepare 20 times the amount of your first bet.

Inside Bets (50 cent chips)

Outside Bets ($5 chips)

Bankroll Sessions Amount

$100 NO GAME N/A

$200 NO GAME N/A

$300 3 $100

$400 4 $100

$600 5 $120

$900 6 $150

HOME WORKSDo you feel good about drawing money from the profit you gained? I feel super wonderful about taking money from that profit pile back to my session money. It’s not a little thing, it’s way too important to learn how to pull back your money.

! I’d like you to do a little homework while playing online live casino.

1. Deposit $1000 from your credit card

2. Withdraw $700 instantly

3. Don’t play at all that day

4. The other day withdraw $200

5. Don’t play at that day either

6. You have $100 left and enjoy your game with our $28/$28/$44 strategy

! If you can do this for two or three times, you’ll know how to control yourself.

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ROOLCHARTING A TABLE

ROOL IS RULE ! Don’t try to buy in without learning streaks first!

MOVIE 1.2 you MUST chart a table before you bet

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Trends dominate in gambling.

! I strongly adhere to a person predetermining which way he or she will bet on a given day and then charting tables until finding a game that is running in the predetermined pattern. Then, and only then, may you focus at that round !

! Here is another ROOL rule, if the way you have decided to bet is not showing at that table, then you gotta have the guts to walk away and find a game in tune with your thinking.

! For instance, if you like to play 33 → 11 → 22 pat-tern in a live casino, you could wait until you find the one that is banging out a predominance of those numbers.

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! For now understanding that in the matter of chart-ing, you should be looking for “your numbers” to appear. Sometimes you may have to chart seven or eight tables before you see a predominance of the action numbers showing. Just do it!

! Nowadays, you could just simply use ROOL app to chart the showing numbers. The numbers will show: 8 → 14 → 22 → 20 → 5 → 0 → 35 → 18 → 36 → 12. What it means underneath is NOT A GOOD TIME TO BET because the pattern is not “your cup of tea”.So no way would I play that table.There is no trend occurring to-ward the way I want to play, so move on.

! Let me show you another sequence of numbers, as I wanna give you deeper look into the theory of charting. After two spins, the numbers that has a trend on

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repeating the similar one digit : “ 6 → 26 “, After six spins, the number that appeared 10 → 20 → 3 → 30. That mean you have two times to strike. With pattern like this, YES need to wait for 10 spins.

! As you become more proficient in charting, you’ll be able to grasp the reasoning behind these very important practice habits. It’ll help you zero in on tables that are showing in the direction you have predetermined to bet. You’ll even come up with your own theories soon. Please do share those data and theories to other players.

! I consider this a tremendously important part of your preparation for play, and I insist that it apply to your deci-sion to play the active patterns. If you choose one of the other systems, for example, the “following the even/odd”, you would decided on which trend you will be betting on that day ( even or odd ) and then chart each table looking for a dominance of the number you choose.

! Here are some examples, based on your choice of even:

None of the above even got to 10 spins, but enough of a pattern showed in the first cou-ple of spins to solidify my intentions as to whether to play or move on.

! Charting a table - regardless of what game you play - is a

powerful tool in deciding which table you will attack.

1 even,odd,even,even,odd,even buy in

2 odd,odd,even,odd move on

3 odd,red,odd,even,odd,even move on

4 even,odd,odd,even,odd,odd move on

5 odd,even,even,odd,even,odd,even,odd buy in

6 odd,even,even,even buy in

7 even,odd,even,odd,odd move on

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Here is the walk away mentality you should learn:

! Since I am so adamant in my belief that trends domi-nate, I play only at tables where the system I have prede-termined to use is showing on a continual basis. Some-times I chart a table, find it going my way, and buy in. Bingo! After I got what I want, the trend started changing and heading in another direction. Walk away or wait.

! But first off, you have set either three or four losses on the initial run to force you to walk away, remember that you are always protected by your overall loss limit. That will prevent total wipeout.

! So if you chart a table with the mobile version of ROOL, find everything going the way you wanted, and then have it change after you bought in, don’t sit there like a crybaby pouting about your rot-ten luck. Just wrap up that session.

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BLACKJACK

You must have 30 times the amount of the minimum of the table you play at. A $5 minimum requires $150 session money. A $3 table calls for $90 in session money, and so on.

CRAPS

You must have 10 times the amount of what you bet on the first shooter. If you are a “wrong” bettor and play $5 Don’t pass, lay single odds, your total outlay is approximately $26 and your session money should be $260.

BACCARAT

Should have 30 times the minimum, but I will allow 20 times the minimum, since Baccarat is a game that will kick off some decent streaks, and there is no chance to make mistakes in that game. If you can handle 30 times the minimum, so much the better - stay at that figure.

ROULETTE

Inside bets: Multiple options prevail here. It’s gonna take a little explaining to get my point across for the inside bets.My intent is to get you to bring more money to a session than you will lose (so that a bad trend will not wipe you out). The loss limit gets you away from there before you’re cleaned out. That’ll always be your savior at any table. When you predetermine your system for a session, work out the method you will use and then be sure that you have 30 times the amount of the that prescribed system. Remember - that is 3o times the amount for the inside, as opposed to a concession 20 times for the outside bets.

ROULETTE

Outside bets: I would prefer that you have 30 times the minimum, but if you follow the strict money management moves that will be coming up soon, I think 20 times is better. It’s very important that you adhere to a disciplined amount, and while 30 is the preference, here again I will drop it to 20 times to get you to take a shot on a decent bet in the live casinos online.

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ROOLREADING THE STATS

WHY THE NEXT NUMBER HERE IS 6 → 16 NOT 26 in this case?17 → 25 → 7 → 1 → 5 → 6 → 16

I would just like to make sure you’ve got complete un-derstanding of where to place your chips on some of these bets.

1. ! Close-wise or Counter Clock-wise

2. Studies of “33 / 22 / 11”

3. Art of “ 0 “

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1.! “ 25 → 7 → 1 → 5 → 6” is running counter clock-wise for four consecutive times. It could keep going to “26”, but why not? (Both 16 & 26 is angle “K”)

2.! Look at all the data backward, angle around 100°- 120° is becoming hotter and hotter, there were enough180° before. And it won’t go to “36” at this point.

33 → 22 → 11

1.! Let’s say you’re walking into the “ 33 22 11 “ loop. Place chips on 33 22 11 is a MUST, but don’t forget the numbers around 33/22/11.

2.! Let’s say you’re taking the RED/BLACK/EVEN/ODD of 11/22/33. Place more chips on certain area is a smart move.

3. Let’s say you want to focus on “Angle Tool” of ROOL. This chip is placed right smack in the cer-tain angle of these numbers.

! I realize these are basic moves, but it amazes me to see how many people saunter up to a online roulette table and have no idea of how or where to place the bets. That’s why ROOL is a MUST have TOOL to use.Take the time to make sure your combo bets are properly placed.

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33

F → 22 / 8

H →11 / 29

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F → 33 / 35

N → 11 / 21

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H →33 / 2

N → 22 / 0

33 S M L

DEF 8 11 22 23 30

GHI 7 8 11 22 18 28 29

MNO 3 6 12 17 25 28 35

22 S M L

DEF 1 3 7 12 16 20 28 33 35

GHI 3 5 10 16 23 24 26 32 35

MNO 2 4 8 11 13 19 21 25 27 30 36

11 S M L

DEF 5 6 10 17 24 25 34

GHI 1 2 16 21 25 33

MNO 3 9 15 18 19 22 28 29 33 35

33 22 11 ALL-IN-1

RED 1 9 12 16 18 19 21 30 36

BLACK 8 11 13 20 22 24 29 31 33

EVEN 8 16 18 20 22 24 30 36

ODD 1 9 11 13 29 31 33

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Time to remind you again about Bankroll principle Naturally a sharp dealer watches the patterns of the individual players and will keep an eye on your bets and even remember what particular system you are using.

! But it ain’t gonna hurt you to concentrate on this matter. When you get into multiple hedge betting, you can bet your ding dang that you better have this mas-tered, or you’re gonna get your clock cleaned.

! If you are using ROOL systems and tools, the great thing is, the dealer can’t really detect what you are really doing because you might play combo bets including angle and colors.

! Meanwhile, I’d love to see you memorize the en-tire wheel. That diagram is important, but you still need help when you play angle systems cause you will still get confused after many spins throughout the whole wheel.

Starting Bankroll Chip ValueNumber of Sessions

$100 $0.50 5

$200 $0.50 5 or 8

$300 $0.50 6 or 10

$400 $1 4 or 8

$500 $1 5 or 10

$600 $1 6 or 8

$1,000 $2 5 or 10

! Don’t ever lose sight of the fact that your bankroll dictates the size of your session money and the amount of your bets. If you got the bread, you can pour it in, but if you don’t, you’ve got to stay in tune with what you got to work with.

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Let’s take a look at a classic pattern that will make you “win big” or “lose big”

! With just the number itself, you can see nothing. But what if I show you the “popular neighbors stats”, you will see some interesting pattern.

! If you are not a conservative player, you should really learn to wait for the perfect timing to attack the ta-ble, those moments are the “big bets” time, if you want the big payday.

! And this tool allows you to hold losses down, con-centrate on small but consecutive wins.

These numbers are from a live casino that located in Dublin.

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Here is another classic example.

30 → 36 (B), after 30 show up again, guess what’s next ? 23(B) 10(C), which one? Of course it could be both, in fact, you could focus on both direction’s BCD area.

B → F → D → R (WHAT’S NEXT ?)

In this case, 30 → 36(B) →5(F) →1(D) →21(R)

As you can see it’s running 1/1/1 model here, after three small angles, BFD, it’ll go big. Because the house is running 111 model, so, it will go to 21 as the R angle.

28 → ?

In this case, 13 → 28(P) → 26 (Area) → so “26/0/32” could be highly possible. (ROOL app could help you bet-ter understand the angle and LETTERS)

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28 → 11(R) →27(D) →12(O) →11(R)

You should spend some time in studying some “Ac-tive numbers” like “11”.

1. You’ve predetermined to play the “active number” strategy.

2. Chart tables with ROOL app until you find one showing active areas or numbers.

3. Buy in, set WIN GOAL and LOSS LIMIT.

4. Decide on initial bet of your series.

The previous chapter outlined the basic bet for using our ROOL system and tools, so let’s review the play up to this point.

As usual, it’s imperative that I tell you: no system will ever be consistently effective without a strong money management method to go along with it.

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This happens when there are not many people playing.

MOVIE 1.4 Reversed Jumpy Spin

Spins studies

Steady moderate spinning wheel is the best for finding out the patterns.

MOVIE 1.3 Slow wheel (Dangerous)

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MOVIE 1.5 One Direction Spin

Never under estimate dealer’s “control capabilities’. They can always make three more 0 if they need to wipe you out.

0,0,0 again

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The screenshots captured at the same time. As you can see here, things are getting nasty.

! Table.1 show up the “loop & repeated” numbers as expected

1→24→5→28→1(first time)→1(second time)

! Table.2

13→8→8→13(first time)→13(second time)

! Table.1( after 10 minutes )

People are all “dead” and gone, look at the clocks on the bottom left side. 2014 11:05:49 → 11:05:59

! Just 10 minutes.

! Just 10 minutes.

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The rest is to wait for the big angle show up; Bingo 9 → 17 !!

MOVIE 1.6 31 → XXX → 31 (Loop Done)Wait for “Big Angle”

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Use the ROOL app to look at when the angle is going to become “BIG”, that’s the moment you should maximize your bets.

MOVIE 1.7 This is just one of the classic pattern that you should learn to win.

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6,16,26,36 which one?

“Finales en Plein” bet means placing your bet on the se-ries of numbers ending in the specific “magic number”. Here the case is, “6” is the number, 23 →16 →13(close to 36) →16 →36 →15 →13(close to 36 again) →11 →15 →4 →6. In the past 13 bets, you have half of the numbers with “6” in it. Let’s take a look at the video on the next page and see how it move.

Finales en Plein

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Glossary

23 →16 →13(close to 36) →16 →36 →15 →13(close to 36 again) →11 →15 →4 →6

MOVIE 1.8 Finales en Plein model

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Roulette Glossary

Listed below are roulette terms and definitions that may help you with the game. Many of these words are often heard in the roulette table. Fa-miliarizing yourself with some of these terminologies will help you under-stand the game better and learn to strategize from there.

A

American roulette – This style consist of a roulette wheel which has 38 compartments and numbers from 1 to 36 with the addition of 0 and 00. With the 00, American roulette gives higher advantage to the house, as compared to French, Russian or European roulette.

B

Backtrack – the outer rim of the wheel in roulette where the ball spins. It is also known as ball-track.

Biased Numbers – this refers to numbers that continue to come out in the game, caused by biased wheels.

Biased wheels – an imperfect roulette wheel causing numbers to appear often than what probability allows.

Big Number – a number that hits more often than is theoretically possi-ble. It may be indicative of a biased number.

Black action- when players bet with a black chip worth $100

Black Bet – when a player puts his wager on the color whose next num-ber is black

Bottom Track – the inner area of a roulette wheel that slants or remains stationary, where the ball slides before bouncing from the wheel onto the pocket

C

Carre’ – is the French word for corner bet

Chameleon Strategy – a strategy where one looks out for players who have been constantly winning and tries to mimic their betting patterns hoping to get the same luck

Chasing Loses – when a player increases his bets so that he is able to get back what he has lost. This may not be a good way to play the game.

Check rack – this refers to the tray that holds chips. Also called chip tray.

Cheval – is the French word for Split bet

Choppy game – a game where no one is winning consistently for both player and the house

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Column bet – when a player bets on one of three columns in the rou-lette wheel.

Corner bet – when a player bets on four numbers by placing roulette chips at the middle of these four numbers

Croupier – an employee of the casino who operates on the roulette ta-ble

D

Double zero or 00 – is only present in American Roulette

Dozen bet – when a player bets on any marked three sets with twelve numbers

E

En prison rule – This is also known as the surrender rule. Mostly appli-cable in European roulette; in an en prison rule, when the player makes an outside bet (even money, or red/black), and then the ball drops on 0, the player has the option to lose half the bet or retain the money at stake en prison, meaning leaving it on the table for the next spin. When a player opts to leave it, the chance or the edge of the house is considerably lowered in the next spin.

European roulette – This style consist of a roulette wheel which has 37 compartments and numbers from 1 to 36 with the addition of a 0. Euro-pean roulette provides a lower house edge, compared to the American roulette, so the odds of winning are greater.

F

Fibonacci Betting System – a betting system where there is a progres-sive combination of numbers

Five number bet – commonly played in American roulette, where players bet on 0, 00, one, two and three, all at the same time.

H

House edge – the advantage of the house to make profits on each game; It is estimated as the difference between true odds and the actual pays out the casino makes.

High bet – when players place best on any of these numbers – 19 to 36

I

Inside bet – when a player bets on or between numbers in the boxes of the layout.

L

La partage rule – Mainly applicable in European roulette games. It has the same idea as the en prison rule except that the player is not given the option to keep the bet in place for the next game. The player just sim-ply loses half of the bet and not the entire bet.

Low bet – when players bet on any of these numbers 1 – 8

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M

Martingale System – a system where the player may win at roulette by choosing to bet on one with a 50-50 chance of winning and then just con-tinue to double the bet every time the player loses. This kind of system is quite flawed, however. The player stands to lose a lot.

N

Non Value Chip – a casino issued gaming chip whose dollar value de-pends on the amount of the chips taken in a buy-in. For example, a buy-in of $300.00, with

60 chips amount to $5.00 per chip. This is also known as the “table mini-mum bet”.

O

Orphelins (Orphans) – most commonly found in European casinos. Or-phan is when players bet on specific number of three, which are laid out close together on the wheel, but are actually far apart on the roulette ta-ble layout. (Example 6, 3, 17)

Outside bet – when a player bets with even money (for example black/red, high/low, odd/even) and the payout is 1:1

P

Parlay – when a player places his bet on the table and leaves it along with an added new bet, ready for the next spin.

Payout or Pay Out – the winnings the casino pays to a player

Player Clocking – when one is watching which player has been winning using Chameleon Strategy, and then tries to mimic their patterns.

Pinching – removing chips illegally from the betting table after the result has been delivered.

Q

Quarter bet – when a player bets on one of four numbers, similar to cor-ner bet or square bet

R

Red bet – when a player puts his wager on the color whose next num-ber is red

Reds – casino issued chips worth $5

Reverse-LaBouchere Betting System – when using the La Bouchere system in reverse by cancelling the numbers in each loss and then add-ing them after the win

Reverse Martingale Betting System – when using the Martingale betting system in reveres by doubling up after each win and not after loss.

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Roulette chips – these are casino issued chips for playing roulette only and may not be used for any other games. For American roulette, there are specific sets in different colors given to each player so that their chips can be easily identifiable on the table. For European roulette, the chips given out are of the same color so player has to remember which one is theirs.

Roulette layout – a roulette layout has numbered grids and colors on a ta-ble where players can place their bets using roulette chips

Roulette strategy – a method any players use in order to improve chances of winning or avoid incurring huge amounts of losses.

Roulette system – a method designed for players to help them beat the wheel or decrease house advantage, one such example is the Martingale System.

Roulette table – the table consist of the layout and the wheel.

Roulette wheel – the wheel is a movable part of the table. It is generally divided into alternate colors of black and red. The numbers on the wheel, from 1 to 36m are not placed in a sequence. In the American version, there is even a green compartment with a 00. The wheel moves clock-wise and then the roulette ball is thrown on the rim, to go on the opposite direction.

S

Single zero roulette – also known as European roulette

Six number bet – when a player bets on six numbers at one time.

Sixainne- is the French word for six line bet

Split bet – when a player bets on two numbers together

Straight bet – when a player bets on just one number. Betting in this man-ner gives the player a higher pay out, in case he wins

Street bet – when a player bets on three numbers

Surrender rule – also known as En prison rule.

T

Tiers du cylinder – French term for when a player bets on a group of num-bers on the roulette wheel which are laid close together on the roulette ta-ble layout.

Transversale – is the French word for Street bet

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Voisins du Zero – French term for when a player bets on a group of num-bers on the roulette wheel which are close to the 0

Visual Wheel Tracking – when a player has the ability to foretell where the ball will land just by looking at it spinning on the wheel

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Wheel Clocking – when a player keeps track of the result of the spins to determine patters as well as possibilities and bias. Another way to track this is using electronics, in the hope of predicting where the ball will drop

Wheel Head – a part of the roulette wheel that has the numbered pockets.

Wheel roller – a croupier or roulette dealer

Wheel strategies – those strategies that exploit the imperfections of the wheel to garner edge

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