Professional Gambler Reveals Gambling Secrets14 Sep 2004
September 14, 2004 -- Probably one of the earliest documented Roulette Professionals is Charles de'ville, who in the early 1890's successfully used a roulette system called "The Martingale".
In theory, this roulette strategy can't fail to make a profit and involves gambling on the "even money" chances at Roulette, which are by far the best value bets at the table.
The European Roulette Wheel has 37 slots: 1 to 36 coloured red or black and zero, which is green. This gives us three separate areas of even money gambling to concentrate on as follows:
Red or Black 18 Chances Even Money Gambling
High or Low 18 Chances Even Money Gambling
Even or Odd 18 Chances Even Money Gambling
With this Roulette Strategy, each time you place a bet on an even-money chance. If you win, you double your money. If you lose, you simply double your stake next time and so on until you gain a win.
The plus side to this Roulette System is that with deep pockets, you can theoretically win all of the time as it would be an impossibility for a Casino Roulette table to fall on say "Red" all night.
The down side to this roulette system is that your stakes accumulate quickly when a losing run develops. As you can work out, a losing run of six will cost 63 units in the pursuit of a one-unit gain. However, the probability of this happening is 64 to one.
Before using this roulette system, some people also like to wait until the Casino Roulette table has a run of say three or more on Red or Evens before doubling up on the other side.
If your lucks in, and over short periods of gambling, you can certainly win with this roulette system (or a big loss!).
Pofessional gambler Kim known as Vegasdude proves it is posssible to play roulette as a business
"By combining my own gambling strategy that I deveveloped over 11 years ago with a modern mathematical strategy used by stockbrokers to purchase and sell stocks and shares profitably it is now possible to leave the casino a winner in the long run!" | 
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