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Lawtons Springs

2011-12-23T13:20:00.000+02:00

March 23, 1931 Reno, Nevada. Roulette table at Lawtons Springs which is expected to be one of the favored gambling centers as a result of the signing of the wide-open gambling bill recently. Thousands of wealthy divorce-seekers spend time at these resorts while they wait for the divorce mills to grind out their matrimonial liberty. (photo: Bettmann)

Roulette vs Life

2011-12-13T12:56:00.000+02:00

It seems strange, but Roulette, with all its deviations, all its unpredictability, and the house advantage, overall is much more fair, stable and predictable than any other endeavor in life. Much more predictable than life itself.

The Garnier Room

2011-11-22T23:20:00.001+02:00

The Garnier Room in Monte-Carlo's Grand Casino, named for the designer of the first casino. (photographer: Mark Rykoff)

Clara Bow in No Limit

2011-10-22T02:59:00.002+03:00

Clara Bow portrays Helen "Bunny" O'Day in the 1931 motion picture No Limit.

Sliver Slipper in Reno.

2011-10-06T13:12:00.003+03:00

March 04, 1931. Roulette at the Sliver Slipper in Reno Nevada. (photo: Bettmann)

Any number can Win

2011-08-13T01:32:00.001+03:00

Cannes, France, 1963. French actors Jean Gabin and Alain Delon on the set of Melodie en Sous-sol (Any Number Can Win), directed by Henri Verneuil.

Roulette de Monaco card

2011-07-22T03:23:00.002+03:00

1930 or thereabaouts

2011-06-10T13:28:00.000+03:00

1930. Roulette play at casino.

Roulette "winning method"

2011-01-20T23:09:00.000+02:00

Me: If it possible to create a winning method, how come we haven't found it yet? Kavouras: It's because the "math guys" are mostly arrogant and the "gamblers" are mostly lazy and venal. But above all, it's because none understands the meaning of "winning method". To them "winning system" mean sure profits. Profits without risk. This is silly - there's no such thing. Not in roulette, nor anywhere

Working on Probability Problems...

2010-12-31T23:37:00.001+02:00

November, 1998. Mathematics Professor Richard Dudley working on a probability and statistics problem in his cluttered office. His desk is covered with piles of paper destined for either the recycling bin or books he's working on, as well as scientific papers waiting to be reviewed. He's been at MIT since 1967. © George Steinmetz/Corbis

How long is the "long run" in roulette?

2010-12-25T12:11:00.030+02:00

"The long run is far from 10 millions spins. For the even chances its as little as 50.000 spins (placed bets). Why ? Because: After 50.000 placed bets you will have encountered 1351 zeros which would have cost you 675 units. Now if you have managed to have 675 more hits than what is expected for an even chance game (you would be at +675 if you don`t count the zeros) you would have had a hit rate

Roulette vs Stock Market.

2010-12-17T19:02:00.007+02:00

"You can learn more about the stock market from gambling, than you can learn about gambling from the stock market" Ed. Thorp Expanding on the issue of the "Gambler as Entrepreneur", let's see the analogies and similarities between Roulette and the Stock Market. 1. Both offer the psychological excitement of betting your

Gambling in Movies. (Best Films about Gambling)

2010-12-13T19:40:00.005+02:00

Roulette 30 is happy to present the greatest and fullest list of movies about gambling. There are actually too many movies with a gambling aspect. Here we have chosen those that are more relevant to gambling as we see it. 33 titles in total. In order to make the list more readable and helpful, we categorized the movies (very subjectively) in two sections (the "Best" gambling films, and the "

Introduction to Probability. (book)

2010-12-11T23:30:00.005+02:00

A good book about probability. Download it free here: Introduction to Probability. by Charles M. Grinstead & J. Laurie Snell

Woodcut, 1892.

2010-12-01T03:20:00.000+02:00

Americans playing roulette at Monte Carlo. "Make your play." Woodcut, 1892.

Progression analysis: Fluctuation and Streaks

2010-11-25T00:26:00.004+02:00

(Progression Analysis Part 1) Definitions Negative progression: A type of progression where you increase your bet when you lose. Martingale (1, 2 , 4 , 8 ...) and Labouchere are characteristic negative progressions. Positive progression: A type of progression where you increase your bet when you win. Anti-Martingale (or Parlay, or Paroli) where you increase after a win and Guetting Progression

Monte Carlo Bond by Marcel Duchamp

2010-11-22T03:04:00.000+02:00

1924

About Stop Loss and other nonsense

2010-11-21T01:51:00.004+02:00

This is an excerpt of my reply in an old discussion about Roulette stop loss et all: "If you understood the concept of Personal Permanence you'll understand that:"Limit Your betting time in the casino" "Limit your losses" etc. have no meaning, and make no difference in the long run. They are purely psychological illusions. Every session is interconnected with the previous and the next session.

Leo Tolstoy (and roulette preconception).

2010-11-14T19:20:00.007+02:00

"The most difficult subjects can be explained to the most slow-witted man if he has not formed any idea of them already; but the simplest thing cannot be made clear to the most intelligent man if he is firmly persuaded that he knows already, without a shadow of doubt, what is laid before him." Leo Tolstoy, 1897

Personnal Update

2010-11-10T22:23:00.002+02:00

Hello friends, First of all I'd like to apologize for my absence. The truth is I needed a break from writing about roulette. I still play of course, but I'm a bit tired of writing. Hey, I even hate to input the data from my recent personal permanences into my excel program... Right now my research is focused on positive (up as you win) progression analysis. It's one thing to know the steps of

Be open.

2010-09-15T21:27:00.001+03:00

Me: How do you feel when you enter a casino. Do you feel like going to work? Are you afraid sometimes? Are you confident of the win? Maybe you feel bored or anxious? Kavouras: When I enter the casino, I try above all else to be open - open to the possibilities. To be ready for a disaster, ready for the unexpected - the unbelievable, to even be ready to modify my predetermined playing style. I

Roulette Links

2010-08-31T03:48:00.000+03:00

Roulette 30 Forum. A Roulette forum to share knowledge, ideas, systems and personal experiences. All mixed up with a bit of probability theory. www.Roulette30.com on Youtube Videos about Roulette and Gambling Stories. Roulette Testing Tools and More Victor's roulette forum. Richard Marcus The guy who cheated the casinos has his own blog full with interesting news and info. Kellys Corner

Risk of ruin calculation for roulette.

2010-08-23T00:20:00.001+03:00

Here is a rough and easy way to calculate the risk of ruin of your progression or roulette system. If you plan to win X units by risking in total Z units. The risk of ruin that you will lose your Z units before wining X units, is: R(risk of ruin)= 100*X/(Z+X) Example: We have a progression that when wins offers 5 units profit (X=5). And our Bankroll is 100 units (Z=100). The risk of losing the

The Problem.

2010-08-13T01:54:00.000+03:00

The roulette problem. (Un)predictability, Probability, and Stupidity. Or Mathematics and Timing in Roulette systems. Or going beyond the Kelly Criterion. This article is about a theoretical roulette problem, posed by Kavouras in an attempt to make three very important points: 1. The Predictability factor. The unpredictable nature of roulette is much more complex than "the outcome of the next

The Kavouras bet - Introduction (roulette system)

2010-08-02T01:46:00.018+03:00

click the link:The Kavouras roulette system.