Roulette - Is It Possible To Beat Online Casinos?
Roulette has been a popular game amongst almost all the casinos of the world. I can't say why roulette has gained the popularity that it has but I perceive that it has to do with the fact that the roulette wheel is perfect for a fun part to the casino games. Casino roulette though is random, whilst online roulette games i believe are not quite as random as the real world roulette wheels.
The online roulette games in the online casinos are based on a certain software or computer programming and this is the reason for the lack of randomness in the game as compared to the real thing. The problem here is that in a computer program it is nearly impossible to generate a code which tells the computer how to give out random results as outputs, no matter how hard we try the results will always be based on a certain pattern.
In a casino, the spinning of a roulette wheel and the outcome of it is based on a certain number of physical factors which a computer can not replicate.


Firstly, the speed at which the wheel spins.

Secondly, the speed of the ball used in roulette.

Thirdly, the distance that the ball travels and spins.

The place from where the wheel begins.

The angle at which the ball is dropped.
In addition to these, there are a number of other factors small and large which determine the outcome of a particular spin of the roulette wheel and it is quite impossible to replicate these outcomes on a computer based platform. Although the technological improvements do allow us to relate a computer program to interact with physical forces and phenomena, the fact still remains that it can never truly replicate the real world even though it might come dangerously close to it.
In terms of fair play, the online casino is as good as any other honest casino. The game of roulette is designed in such a way that the house is always at an advantage over the players and is always poised to win in the long term. For sure you can win at a particular session, but over time the odds are in the Casinos favour. The only way in which a casino or online casino can lose at a game of roulette is with various methods of cheating and possibly roulette software programs that can track and analyse the numbers over time.

There's no one secret or key to making money as a gambler or by betting on horse races. Both are very risky even if you are a skillful gambler or great horse racing handicapper. There are, however, some things you can do to tip the scales in your favor. Before we talk about getting ahead, though, let's set the record straight. Making a living as a gambler or horse player is extremely difficult and stressful for most people. In fact, it's more work than work.
That won't dissuade most people from putting a little flutter on a horse now and then or from buying a lottery ticket (the latter is probably the worse bet in gambling). It may keep one or two poor souls from wasting a lot of time trying to do something that is almost impossible, though.
What makes gambling so lucrative and keeps the casinos and bookies in business it called churn. Churn simply means that most gamblers just keep recycling the same money over and over again, except for a little that the race track or casino gets to hold onto. While we gamblers tend to think of our losses in terms of the whole amount we lose, the people who make a living separating you from that money think of it much differently.
To them, they don't win 100% of your money. They only win a few percentage points, but they do it over and over again, whether you win or lose. At the races the vig, or take out is enormous, around 20% on straight bets and even higher on exotic bets. The best bets in casinos are usually only close to break even for the players. If you sit there and keep giving back a little on each hand, toss of the dice, spin of the wheel, you will eventually lose it all.
So then how do you win? At some time or other during their trip to the casino or race track almost everyone is ahead at some point. Setting a realistic goal, a stop limit, if you will, that you will use to know when to quit, will give you a much better chance of winning. On the other hand, the casinos are depending on you to be like most of their patrons and to just keep playing until you eventually lose.
I know one smart woman who plays the horses and sometimes the dogs. She plays trifectas. When she hits a big one, which she does occasionally, she puts most of the money in the bank and pays bills with it and uses it to buy things she needs or wants for her home and family. She might win $700 and put $650 in the bank and use the other $50 to continue gambling. If she loses it she quits for a while.
Eventually, usually a week or two later, when she's rested and feels fresh, she'll come up with another $50 and try her luck again. She has a little notebook and she writes her wins and losses in it and she is ahead, or so she tells me. I never asked how far ahead, but something tells me it is healthy margin. I've seen her go a month without hitting a big trifecta, but I've also seen her cash some very nice tickets. I know other people who go to casinos and play poker, blackjack, and slots, and do the same thing.
The point is, when you make a big score, put the money in the bank and just churn a little of it. Make it last and eventually you'll hit something else big. Don't be a sucker and just keep cycling that money through the gambling machine or you'll wind up losing it all.

If you are 21 or over you may have taken a trip to Las Vegas before or are planning on going in the near future. Las Vegas is a fast growing city in Nevada and home to some of the biggest and most extravagant casinos in the world. This city has pretty much everything. World class restaurants, five star hotels, and some of the biggest entertainment attractions around. Spectacular acrobatic shows, some of the best magic shows, the greatest comics and world class fighters are just some of the different things you can see while in Las Vegas.
This city also has phenomenal outdoor activities. Just twenty miles away is Red Rock Canyon, which is home to some of the best rock climbs and hikes in the world. There are more hotel rooms here than anywhere else in the world and with all this competition you can find some really amazing deals.
You could spend a weekend in Vegas with just a couple hundred dollars, or you could easily spend tens of thousands of dollars. Las Vegas is known as Sin City and with good reason. There is 24 hour gambling and drinking. There is no last call and the casinos and bars never close. In neighboring counties there is legalized prostitution. Illegal prostitution runs rampant inside Las Vegas. There are numerous strip clubs and drug abuse can run high.
Unfortunately most people have a budget to live on. This can quickly be obliterated in Las Vegas. The city is an expert and convincing you to easily let go of your money and more than one person has left the city completely broke after a wild weekend. Don't let this happen to you! At the time it might seem well worth it, but when it is time to return to the daily grind you might be a little unhappy.
Two of the things people spend most of their money on while in Sin City are gambling and alcohol. Does this mean you should avoid these two activities? No, of course not. However, you should know some things before partaking in these activities. Las Vegas casinos have perfected the art of parting you from your money.
When you go gamble in Las Vegas your cash is traded for chips, or tokens. These might be unfamiliar to you so you will think that they have less value than money. This allows you to treat them with less care, thus causing you to gamble with more money than if it was actual cash. Do not forget that these chips are worth real money! Treat these tokens as if they were your hard earned cash.
Alcohol can be another huge expense in Las Vegas if you are not careful. Prices of drinks in the clubs of Las Vegas are highly inflated. Yet people still willingly spend money on the alcohol. However, you can avoid doing this by playing some slot machines before you go to the clubs. Most casinos will give you free alcohol while you are gambling. You can play nickel slots and still get free drinks! This could save you a very large amount of money each night. Just be sure to tip the server so that they will be more willing to provide faster service to you.
If you keep these two things in mind while in Las Vegas you could easily save yourself thousands of dollars. This could turn a very disappointing and frustrating trip into a very fond memory, but remember to exercise control!

Unless you have unlimited resources for play at casinos (who has?) there's a few pointers to take into consideration. One thing is playing against other people, if you play games like poker or backgammon, its your skill and luck that decides your winnings and losses. However, if you play games against the house (the casino) its important that you keep track of your money.
Money management isn't about playing with a certain play-strategy, but it will help you control the amount of money that you put at risk and will enable you to play longer on your bankroll. Since all casino's keep around 5% of all bets in average, the first suggestion is to set goals for wins and losses, since you are guaranteed to loss if you keep playing forever. So lets say your limit for a month is 500$, and amount you can lose without hurting your real life economy. One way to go about it, is put all the money on "red" on a roulette, and win or lose. However that just wont give you much fun for your money. If instead you deposit 50$ on the casino, and set your loss limit to 100$ for the day, you can deposit 50$ more, before you reach you loss limit. So if you lost the 100$ you stop playing.
The Win limit is the second, equally important part of money management - at least if you want to keep some of your winnings. One way is to say, when you reach 300$ you will stop playing, and withdraw all money, but this often removes a lot of fun, and can actually ruin your winning streak.
So the other and preferred option would to say, that your win limit is 300$ - but instead of withdrawing all 300$ just withdrawal 50% or 75% of the money or a place in between. Like withdraw 200$ and keep playing for the 100$. This gives you profit on the play session AND lets you continue to play. So you start over with the same limits and play on from the 100$, on a good day you reach your goal several times and getting many withdrawals. On a bad day you will still keep you initial 200$ that you withdraw, even if you lose the 100$ you kept in the game.
This is the overall recommended way to go about it, since this system allows you to keep good winnings and you don't have to walk away from a good run. What also goes to your advantage is, that this actually lets you take some of the money other players losses. Since all casinos pay out 95% and many players tend to win without knowing when to say stop, and then lose all they won. This is the money you want to get a slice of.
Good luck and play responsibly.
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For all we know legalities of a certain things has a vital rule and actively which act as the moderator in our society, following the rules and regulation of an entity helps the people to know and recognize what are the things which has a value and importance. From the word legal, turn the definition which said a system of rules, usually enforced through a set of institutions or instruction. In regards of online casino sites this is a very important aspect of a site creation, for the fact that they offer the same category, field, games and freebies to the people. But the issue is that does all gambling sites running legally?.
I've know a story about a man who played in an online casino sites, then he did played and start to deposit to the site for the initial game, then when he already reached a thousands dollar, he tried to withdraw the money he earn but then the software of the game gave him instruction, said he need to play another games available on the site and need to win for such amount, then he played and won but not enough to catch the target winnings, then he tried to withdraw the total winnings from his first and also to his second game, then he called the customer service, but said he was illegally playing and he can't withdraw, then he notice when he log-in again to his account, then he was banned. If this case happened to you then you are even victimized by wrong process or doings of some sites who is working and running online. The only way to cure this staff is to look for a legal that has a reputation and good popularity or seek for a portal of online gambling, in as much as reading and having a stock knowledge of the game and the sites you commonly log and stayed it will helps you know what to do.
Regardless of negative factors that illegal gambling sites took advantages to the people and done criminal act. Then for sure the next time a gamer wish to play again, he wouldn't return to that page of site or wouldn't back anymore, for they received nothing in return and no favor after they got money. Again by word of mouth of one person or some they can even influence the mind and speak out other gamers or gamblers to rid that sites. For you to know a lot about it and able to ask what you really want then you could go to an online casino forum sites and make a trend of question, there are generous and kind people there who's willing to give an advice and to information about gambling.

On the 25th of September we had a great grand final. St Kilda vs Collingwood played a classic game that ended in a draw.
Now my wife and I don't gamble much at all during the year. However on grand final day and the Melbourne Cup we will put money down. It just so happens that this year I put two $10 bets on. One bet was for a draw at full time. The other bet was for a draw at any of the quarters.
To make a long story short, I turned my $20 into a $480 return. But it got me thinking. How much money had I lost from gambling over my life?
I'm 29 now (nearly 30) and in the last few years I have gambled very little. Maybe $150 a year (I have got smarter with time). However from 18 to 25 I would be very surprised if I had not lost $500 a year. So all up I would suggest I have lost $4750. Let's round it up and say $5000. Wow! When you say it like this it is a lot of money.
What could you do with $5000 extra cash! There are a lot of things this money could have done. Paying off the Home Loan, adding it to my savings account or getting solar power. These are all asset building ideas. Instead the money fattened the pocket of the TAB, SportsBet, The Casino, X Lotto and the local pokies owner. WHAT A WASTE!
We in Australia are very good at gambling. Did you know we gamble more on average per person each year than any other country? Are we built this way as Aussies to be born gamblers? Or have companies who make money from gambling done an extremely good job in selling us the dream.
Well for me it does not matter. Because from the 25th of September 2010 forward my gambling days are over. No more, zero, ziltch, nothing...
In ten years time, when our family looks back, we will know not one dollar has gone to gambling companies. In fact, all this money will be kept in our pockets to be put towards our future.
How long has it been since you have thought about how much you are gambling each year? Since you have been 18, how much could you estimate you have lost? What could you have done with this money instead?
If you can't give up 100%, could you cut back? If you could just cut down by $10 a month this is a saving of $120 a year. Pardon the pun, but best of luck.

The table bully is a creature you will encounter often in the online poker world. They generally do well early in tournaments when there is an abundance of weak players to take advantage of, but are unlikely to be a final table contender due to their loose play.
Their style focuses on forcing their opposition to fold early. They will bet hard pre-flop and constantly raise any weak bets at the table. They do this in an attempt to avoid going to showdown as they do not want to reveal that they are playing junk.
While annoying, the table bully can be a blessing in disguise as they are one of the best targets for increasing your stack substantially if played correctly.
Picking the Table Bully
It's always a good idea to work out your stereotypes when you sit down at a table, but it can be a dangerous mistake to apply the bully label to someone to quickly.
For example, if a player has just hit the table and makes a 10 bet pre-flop on his first hand that is generally a good sign that you are dealing with a bully. But let the play unfold for a few more hands before you try to take advantage of any perceived overly aggressive play. Otherwise you could be facing up against a tight-aggressive player who is being dealt a string of good hands and improving on the flop.
If the player is still pushing hard after the third hand, it is generally safe to assume you have a bully on in the house and you can now work on playing him appropriately.
Trapping the Bully
The first thing you need to do is not get frustrated. A table bully will wreck the flow of play at the table and has the potential to put you off your game. That is part of their strategy. Don't fall for it. If you maintain your cool and play them the right way you stand a good chance of doubling your stack. So pull back and wait for your opportunity to strike.
You don't want to play any weak or average hands against them. If you limp into a hand, the bully will raise hard in an attempt to steal your chips. If you end up folding the bully will see that he can dominate you when you have a weak hand. This will make it harder for you to set an effective trap later, as he will become suspicious if you call or bet against him in subsequent hands. So you want to sit back and wait for middle to high pocket pairs, high connectors or a suited ace high off the draw.
When you get your cards, do not raise pre-flop. You want the bully to believe you are weak so just call the blind and whatever bet they make. Once the flop comes down, continue to let the bully lead. They like being in control and dominating the play - so check if you are in first position and let them make the opening bet.
How you respond from here depends on your cards. If you made your hand and the flop is not threatening you want to slow play them, so call their bet. Resist the urge to raise them too early as they may back off. Doing this allows them to think they are still in control. Check again on the turn. They are likely to bet and you are good to raise them at this point. With the chips they have committed they will most probably call or get desperate and raise you back. If your hand is still dominant on the river, shove all in. Otherwise, match your earlier bet and call against any raise.
If you didn't hit your hand on the flop, once again you should check if you are in first position. The bully will most likely bet and you now have two options. You can fold and wait for another opportunity, or attempt to beat them at their own game and raise hard. Don't just continue to call and hope to improve - this is what they want you to do. You need to rattle them early. If you raise them before they have added too much to the pot there is a better chance they will fold if they are bluffing. If they do call you and they are playing junk, then they are more likely to check on the turn and river because you have challenged them. This option will work particular well if you have been playing tight up to this point.
So to recap - don't label your bully too quickly, sit back and wait for a good hand, slow play them if you are dominating and fold or raise hard early if you miss the flop. Hope that helps in your next tournament and good luck at the tables.