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An Unfounded 4 Page Roulette System Printed in 110 Pages,
By A Customer
This review is from: American Roulette Tracker (Paperback)
This must be the first 110 page book I've read in under 5 minutes, and no I'm not a speed reader. The typesetter for this book had a very easy time: type 2 pages, then cut, and paste 38 times! Everything in this book could be written in 4 pages! (And that includes the title page!) Can we say "table needed"? After the "cut-and-paste", the remaining pages brag about web-search-engine position for the author's website and give tips like "Look for a jolly dealer". Duh?As for the supposed "winning system", there is absolutely no mathematical reasoning or logic for the number choices given. There is no even distribution for the sequences. The numbers have every appearence of being randomly generated numbers, created from a very poor random-number generator. For roulette players in Europe and other places where single-zero wheels are used, forget this book entirely as the system applies only to double-zero wheels. And, for players here in America stuck with a double-zero wheel, you'd probably do just as well to randomly pick your own groups of numbers to use in betting progressions -- I doubt you'd do any worse. |
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American Roulette Tracker by Serena L. Ng (Paperback - October 1, 1998)
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