Roulette is predictable

You lost because you didnt know what you were doing. Poker is not terribly difficult to beat. All you need to know is some basic stat and observe the table. You don't need to read hands, you simply need to observe game play for about 10 hands and it becomes apparent who the good players and the shitty players are then isolate on the shitty players.

The biggest issue is the game gets boring after some time. In the short term your winnings are driven by luck, but if you are making the correct play, the luck factor diminishes over time and your skill becomes the driving factor of winnings. Pretty much the same as any other game of chance.
Exactly right, isolating and playing against the fish versus experienced players and how to win, the challenge is all of us who are experienced are competing with each other to take chips from the fish
 
You lost because you didnt know what you were doing. Poker is not terribly difficult to beat. All you need to know is some basic stat and observe the table. You don't need to read hands, you simply need to observe game play for about 10 hands and it becomes apparent who the good players and the shitty players are then isolate on the shitty players...

Can't you read? I said in my post that I could not read the table observe the table. Whatever. So if you are are master poker player and are so good at it, what are you doing here? Sheesh. Everyone is so good at everything without showing proof. Do you have a WSOP ring?
 
post video clips...But I cannot. *breathes out* Yes, it would have been from Rounders, when Fish is talking to Matt Damon about his bad beats
I couldn't find that clip, could you? Post the title of it, I'll put it in the "Vids that Overnight can't post" thread at the very least. What a puss. You cause more disruption whining than just linking text to the clip.
 
Ima play at horseshoe April 25 26 in Vegas, if any of you pu**ies want to play against me, bring it on baby.

But when I take all ur chips, you've gotta let me post a photo here of me with the whole stack

I'll bet I get zero takers lol. The only person I wouldn't want to play against is dest, he'd likely kick my azz
:D
 
Can't you read? I said in my post that I could not read the table observe the table. Whatever. So if you are are master poker player and are so good at it, what are you doing here? Sheesh. Everyone is so good at everything without showing proof. Do you have a WSOP ring?

Morthole, it seems you have missed the point entirely. You sat down at a poker once and felt you couldnt read the table so you gave up? Everyone has their own pursuits and if you dont want to pursue learning poker, that is fine, but this attitude you have about most things is you are just going to walk up and know what you are doing and be successful. It doesnt work that way in poker and sure as fuck doesnt work that way in trading. Both you can get beginners luck, but the luck runs out and so does the money.

Secondly, who said I was this poker genius? I am better than most, but by no means do I classify myself as an expert. A WSOP ring? Why do tournaments when the cash game is where the money is at!
 
Ima play at horseshoe April 25 26 in Vegas, if any of you pu**ies want to play against me, bring it on baby.

But when I take all ur chips, you've gotta let me post a photo here of me with the whole stack

I'll bet I get zero takers lol. The only person I wouldn't want to play against is dest, he'd likely kick my azz
:D

I wont be in town then but since you referring to pussies playing you, that sort of implies the invitation was not directed towards me.
 
Ima play at horseshoe April 25 26 in Vegas, if any of you pu**ies want to play against me, bring it on baby.

But when I take all ur chips, you've gotta let me post a photo here of me with the whole stack

I'll bet I get zero takers lol. The only person I wouldn't want to play against is dest, he'd likely kick my azz
:D

When you get to Vegas, ask around see if anyone knows what it means to :

1. "Hit the 3/5 column/quad bet"
2. "and progressively hedge until hedge meets payout"

Maybe there is a bouncer or a waitress who knows what this means?

Thanks in advance!
 
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One of the better stories at Bloomberg:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...IQFnoECBUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2uOmSfkCRBYzc3cLOBjPu0

I just have one question that nags me: given the sheer intelligence of this guy, he must have surely considered different games and pursuits of chance before settling on roulette. Assuming he indeed never used a device to cheat at the table, I wonder whether he ever considered financial trading. His settling on the game of roulette itself suggests that he gained an unfair edge through a cheating device. Much lower hanging fruit in finance unless one resorts to cheating at casino games such as roulette.
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Bloomberg News censored that article,good, LOL:D:D But uncensored Bloomberg News follows.
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Mr Thorp did what you wondered.............................................................................; but eased out of casinos about the time someone wrecked his car brakes after casino wins LOL.
I guess he was smarter than some to take a hint.
 
One of the better stories at Bloomberg:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...IQFnoECBUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2uOmSfkCRBYzc3cLOBjPu0

I just have one question that nags me: given the sheer intelligence of this guy, he must have surely considered different games and pursuits of chance before settling on roulette. Assuming he indeed never used a device to cheat at the table, I wonder whether he ever considered financial trading. His settling on the game of roulette itself suggests that he gained an unfair edge through a cheating device. Much lower hanging fruit in finance unless one resorts to cheating at casino website games such as roulette.
It is intriguing to consider whether the individual who proved roulette was beatable, such as Niko Tosa or Edward O. Thorp, had ever explored financial trading given their intelligence and success in roulette. While I cannot provide specific details about their personal pursuits, Edward O. Thorp, for instance, is known for his expertise in mathematics, blackjack research, and investment management 1. It is worth noting that financial trading offers a different set of challenges and opportunities compared to games of chance like roulette.
 
One of the better stories at Bloomberg:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...IQFnoECBUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw2uOmSfkCRBYzc3cLOBjPu0

I just have one question that nags me: given the sheer intelligence of this guy, he must have surely considered different games and pursuits of chance before settling on roulette. Assuming he indeed never used a device to cheat at the table, I wonder whether he ever considered financial trading. His settling on the game of roulette itself suggests that he gained an unfair edge through a cheating device. Much lower hanging fruit in finance unless one resorts to cheating at casino games such as roulette. By the way, I like to play roulette too and I do it on a website that has an impeccable reputation among its players.
People who have mastered games such as roulette have actually considered and even moved into financial trading. For example, Edward O. Thorpe, a mathematical genius who was known to beat both blackjack and roulette, later applied his mathematical models and strategies to the financial markets
 
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