Since beginning this blog, I have discovered an interesting message board http://www.gamblersglen.com/ . I highly recommend it for anyone interested in systems play. I have gone back and read many of the archive entries and I find the people who post there to be serious about wanting to learn ways to win money. Some of the comments reveal smart individuals who are open minded while others do not. I have also discovered through this message board some useful links to other sites where systems are being discussed, explained, supported, debunked, sold, etc..
I thought I'd try to bring together some of this information here. I hope to include in this thread ideas that I find interesting as well as absurd. My plan is to add information within this post, so please check back.
Saturday, August 30th, 2008 - I recommend these sites for the phenomenon that they are. Regardless of their value in helping you as a gambler, I think you will find the information interesting.
Gambler's Glen Message Board: http://www.gamblersglen.com/cgi-bin/teemz/teemz.cgi?board=_master - Here you'll find a lively discussion amongst people who (like me) want to be better gamblers and who (I think) believe that there are methods to improve your game.
Donny Millionaire: http://www.donnymillionaire.com/ - A slick systems seller. Most of the folks on Gambler's Glen are convinced that this guy is a scammer. Some of the members who support him are accused by the others to be merely shills. (I'll have to admit that some of his supporters do appear to be merely shills and not gamblers who have benefitted from systems that they purchased from Donny.) I'd also like to point out that some of the people who call Donny a scammer seem to be saying that anyone who sells a system is a scammer because systems don't work. My thoughts are that anyone who makes claims about their system that are not true is running a scam.
Mr. Oops: http://www.xerxx.se/oops/index.html - This well presented site for roulette players with an emphasis on statistics and probabilities. There is some great information here. Those who will to take the time to go through it all will come away with an appreciation for his efforts.
I thought I'd try to bring together some of this information here. I hope to include in this thread ideas that I find interesting as well as absurd. My plan is to add information within this post, so please check back.
Saturday, August 30th, 2008 - I recommend these sites for the phenomenon that they are. Regardless of their value in helping you as a gambler, I think you will find the information interesting.
Gambler's Glen Message Board: http://www.gamblersglen.com/cgi-bin/teemz/teemz.cgi?board=_master - Here you'll find a lively discussion amongst people who (like me) want to be better gamblers and who (I think) believe that there are methods to improve your game.
Donny Millionaire: http://www.donnymillionaire.com/ - A slick systems seller. Most of the folks on Gambler's Glen are convinced that this guy is a scammer. Some of the members who support him are accused by the others to be merely shills. (I'll have to admit that some of his supporters do appear to be merely shills and not gamblers who have benefitted from systems that they purchased from Donny.) I'd also like to point out that some of the people who call Donny a scammer seem to be saying that anyone who sells a system is a scammer because systems don't work. My thoughts are that anyone who makes claims about their system that are not true is running a scam.
Mr. Oops: http://www.xerxx.se/oops/index.html - This well presented site for roulette players with an emphasis on statistics and probabilities. There is some great information here. Those who will to take the time to go through it all will come away with an appreciation for his efforts.
The Wizard of Odds: http://wizardofodds.com/ - This guy has ALL the answers! Especially if the questions is one that can be answered mathematically. A HUGE amount of free information for anyone who is looking at gambling from a mathematical angle.
John Solitude: http://www.john-solitude.be/download.html - This site has a useful guide called "Roulette Fact or Fiction." The free 125 page guide answers common questions about systems sellers and scammers. The introduction to probabilities and statistice and their application to gaming is easy to follow (you can skim the math parts) and the conclusion is that there are NO guranteed systems and you shold avoid all seller's who are not straight forward about the level of risk associated with the system. You can download the guide by clicking the link above. John Solitude also accepts donations to keep the site going.
