Evolution Roulette not fair and honest.

[Neverwin84552]

I have a question which applies to all online roulette games but it's Evolution 'Live' Roulette which I usually play. Ever played anything in Evolution Roulette which theoretically wins as many sessions as it loses and yet when you play it there it loses EVERY session. I have played so many strategies which are capable of winning but aren't fail safe and can also have losing sessions but to lose all the time while playing on Evolution Roulette tables is beyond ridiculous and dare I say it, crooked!

 

[snoopyDog]

I just play evolution roulette. I have one that I've been playing constantly for years. Everything is exactly the same. It doesn't matter at all which roulette we play.

At the moment you are playing, the same roulette is being played by thousands of other players around the world. And why would you take roulette only for you?!

The reason is that when a player loses, he always and ALWAYS sees the culprit in the roulette and not in himself.

 

[Neverwin84552]

I just play evolution roulette. I have one that I've been playing constantly for years. Everything is exactly the same. It doesn't matter at all which roulette we play.

At the moment you are playing, the same roulette is being played by thousands of other players around the world. And why would you take roulette only for you?!

The reason is that when a player loses, he always and ALWAYS sees the culprit in the roulette and not in himself.

When I win a session, I'll agree with you but at the moment the evidence is all on display in my spreadsheets and there definitely is a rapid change in the game EVERYTIME I start putting money down. It gets even worse when I start increasing my bets. Maybe it's the way I play which attracts attention and your way of playing doesn't.

 

[chillseph1023]

Probably because you play for too long, the longer you play, the most likely it is you will give back to the casino everything you have won, have in mind you are always betting -EV, you will always lose in the long run. That's why no matter what betting scheme, staking plan or strategy you are following, you should get your hits and move on, when I play roulette at most I play for about 20 spins, usually covering the zero and 9 numbers to both its left and right, I play it for 5 spins and if I'm winning I move on and if I'm barely breaking even I play a bit more, I usually use 5 to 10% of available balance, which means at max I will lose half of it if the 5 initial spins lose. Rarely I play for more than 30 minutes any game, except for craps. Just get your hits and move on, set a bottom line and a target profit, if you deposit 200 bucks don't expect to withdraw 2000, keep it realistic, don't get too greedy, and if you want to play for a long time just hedge your bets properly to keep you in the table for a long time.

 

[Neverwin84552]

I played this very simple 'strategy' the other day. Betting on repeat dozens which theoretically should win 10 out of 30 spins. So I watched it hover around winning 6 to 14 times for 500 spins. The moment I started betting it dropped to 5 times or even less that a repeat dozen was occurring and that continued for at least 200 spins with it hitting 10 times in 30 spins only very occasionally and very briefly. And I repeat this started happening (like it always does) as soon as I started betting. Playing both repeat dozens AND columns may have been less devastating for me but I wanted to demonstrate a point and just playing the dozens showed it up the way I expected it would.