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Today I will take a moment or two to speak about how to beat a real roulette wheel. If you search online for a roulette system you tend to find that the majority of systems you find are tailored towards online roulette and this isn’t a coincidence.

The majority of people want to win at an online casino which is why most system sellers aim for the online roulette market. This can make it hard to find a system for real casinos and even harder to find one that actually works.

The only effective method for beating roulette wheels is to accurately predict the outcome of each spin, random guessing is no good. To be successful you must predict which sector of the wheel the ball will land and then place chips on all of the numbers on that particular section.

To put this in simple terms, you would bet on 7 consecutive numbers on the sector of the wheel where you have predicted the ball will land. This will cost you 7 units but if it lands on one of your numbers you will win 36 units.

It sounds like a goldmine so far but the question remains, how do you accurately predict where the ball will land? The answer is using a technique known as visual ballistics and it takes practice and patience to effectively apply it. Basically it’s all about monitoring what speed the ball spins and then using this information to predict where the ball will land on the wheel.

While it’s a very profitable technique if you get it write, you have to master the art of applying it or you’re wasting your time. Your predictions have to overcome the house edge, if they don’t you may as well place random bets, your chances of winning will be just the same.

So where do you learn visual ballistics? There’s a professional roulette player in Australia called Steve Hourmousiz and he teaches visual ballistics and advantage play. Steve has built his reputation as one of the best roulette players in the world over the last few years and you can learn from him, the only problem is that it costs a lot of money.

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