Invention of Casino System

Casino Systems

Casino Many people are going to play systems in ever-increasing numbers regardless of what they are told. I see it every day in the Online Casino.For that reason, I have collected the top systems in the world for you to use. There are only a few but some are proven systems played by pros and hustlers throughout the decades and it is with the greatest reluctance that I make them public. Do not worry. The casinos would not be wiped out. Casino bosses know that even if everybody in the world were given a booklet containing some of the proven, winning systems in the following pages, only a handful at best would devote the time, patience, and hard work needed to walk away winner.

Invention of System

One of the first victims of "systematic" was the Benedictine monk who invented the roulette wheel several hundred years ago. He had plenty of time on his hands, as monks usually do in between prayers. ''It took him twenty years to perfect the roulette wheel. The story goes that he then tried to find a way to master his invention and win enough money gambling with the other monks to buy a new bell for the monastery. After ten futile years of trying thousands of ways to win consistently, he went crazy and hanged himself from the steeple. Theirs is the only sure-fire system-until they lose their money. Then they go home and try to put together another way to beat the game. They never give up. They are worse than horse players.

System Lucky Player

There is one system, Casino Player who is been around Las Vegas for 25 years-we will call him "Lucky" - and he has collected thousands of systems, any type for any game. You want it, he has it. They are neatly filed in five large metal cabinets. Of course he does not have the money to play the casino systems himself, but every now and then he'll find some poor scheme to give him money to try one of his many thousands of systems. Luck’s main problem in getting backers is his sloppy appearance: wrinkled threadbare clothes, unshaven, greasy stringy hair, holes in his shoes. But occasionally he nabs a "live one." I was present a few years ago, when Lucky won $3,000 playing one of his favorite crap systems. I suggested that he rush out winner for once and then advised, "Why do not you get cleaned up and look presentable? Buy some clothes and a wardrobe. That way you'll be able to pick up customers more easily." He looked at me in amazement. "How can you talk like that?" he asked. "I need this money for my system," he added, heading for the crap table again. Well, that is the way system payers are; they are dyed in the wool.

Keep Track of System

You can not change them. The only thing that differs is the way they keep track of their systems. Pencil and paper is the most common device. Of course, Casino players make sure that they have plenty of paper. They have large pads, small pads, medium pads, large boards, blackboards, and Ouija boards. In Monte Carlo I saw a fellow standing between two roulette tables keeping track of his system on rolls of toilet paper to make sure he wouldn't run out of paper to write on. His idea was to record 30,000 to 40,000 roulette ball spins and put a book out to show what numbers had hit on the thousands of turns he watched. I really don't know what any reader would learn by looking at the record of the thousands of spins, but I could have told him what to do with the roll of toilet paper even though I'm sure he'd been told the same thing many times.