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The Larry
Magnus Roulette System Roulette
has always been one of the most popular casino games. Most all
casinos have one wheel operational at any given time and many
have two, three, or more. Next to blackjack, I think it has the
most dedicated following of any casino game despite the
comparatively high house edge. |
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For some reason, people love to play this game. Perhaps it is
because of the high payouts of 35 to 1 which are awarded when a
number is hit straight up. Or perhaps it is because of the wide
variety of bets offered all on one layout. Whatever the reason,
the game is a passion of many. Despite its popularity, as I
alluded to previously, roulette is a very difficult game to
beat. |
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That is especially true of the American version where the wheel
contains two zeros giving the house a whopping 5.26% edge. The
single zero wheel is a little more reasonable but the house edge
is still double that of blackjack, craps, and baccarat. It is
very difficult to buck such high house odds and still
consistently come out on top. And up until now, very few have
succeeded. I am told that the inventor of the game eventually
committed suicide because he couldn't find a way to beat it. I
don't know if that is true, but it does make the point. |
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