Comments on: What is likely to come next on roulette in online casino?

By: a_wuchang

a_wuchang — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:23:58 +0000

if you can guess correctly heads or tails when you flip a quarter then u will be good at roulette. so get going. 50+% luck involved.

By: Juri

Juri — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 20:29:49 +0000

I always play roulette and can stay afloat for a long period of time by tracking the history of winning numbers.
There is no exact strategy but I use the theory of probability to predict the outcome of the next spin by making several bets on different sectors, colors, rows, numbers etc. The general idea is simple – if you see 2 reds in a row, bet on black, if 3-4 previous numbers are from 13-36 range, you should try placing a bet on 1-12 sector, etc.
This strategy does not give you the edge but you can enjoy small wins almost on every spin…
Some articles on roulette systems can be found here:

By: Frank

Frank — Sun, 11 Jan 2009 21:56:55 +0000

It’s important to gamble with an online casino that has a good reputation. Most online casinos can set the odds totally in their favor, especially with a gamble like roulette. I’m not aware of a pattern in which a person can predict a roulette wheel, on or off-line.

By: aztrain23

aztrain23 — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 12:18:26 +0000

It has everything to do with luck and fortune. There is absolutely no pattern in roulette. This is because the game wheel has no internal memory (unless it is electronically rigged), and does not keep records of the numbers that have come up before. This common misconception is how casinos rake in so much money at this game.

In any clean game, each number is just as likely as any other to come up in any given turn. In American casinos, this means that red 9 has a 1/38 chance of coming up (1/37 in Europe); EVERY SINGLE TURN, no matter what combination of numbers has come up in the past.

Read up on a concept called “gambler’s fallacy” to understand more about why so many people lose money at this game by trying to find an inherent pattern where none is designed to exist.

By: William H

William H — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 02:34:15 +0000

Have you ever walked into a live casino and looked at a roulette table? Above the table is normally a number tracker showing the past 20 numbers spun on the wheel. This invention has made more money for the casinos than an other in the past 20 years. People believe in patterns even when they do not exist.