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LINKS PageDo you know of some interesting roulette links? Not links for commercial systems and such, but links like the ones below. If so; please use this form, to have them published here (you'll get the credits - if you add your name).Thank You! / O
PAULSY, the advocate of d'Alembert, has opened a site of his own. It's a nice site giving you Roulette Rules (I don't have...!), several free systems and various links. It is nicely designed and well organized and I have the feeling it can grow big. Good Luck, Paulsy! (Added Dec 30 -00) Top of page http://www1.askme.com/ViewProfile.asp?xid=565235&cid=1602 AN EXPERIENCED DEALER gives you answers to your casino questions. There are sections for all types of casino games and it's free to ask. He also has a personal site (http://www.casino-help.com), dedicated to help you! Non-commercial! (Added Nov 26 -00) Top of page http://www.sq-ro-let.com/ Jack Wise Kennedy gives you a fully-fledged roulette system for FREE! The link will take you to the homepage and then you can read/print a complete book with all his theories and a complete description of the system - a "Record 'n' Bet"-type of a system with a different approach to how to select the numbers. (Added Nov 21 -99) Top of page http://www.spielbank-hamburg.de/permanenzen/archiv.php3 Here you will find an archive of more than a year of daily spins, complete with dealer-changes, from the German casino Spielbank Hamburg. Single zero wheel only... YESTERDAY'S SPINS ADDED DAILY! The archive starts at August 18 1998. There are two columns to chose from - one for HTML-pages in colour and clear lay-out (as seen if you select "Zeigen" at the panel with selection-boxes for daily files) while the other ("Roulette Royale") is plain ASCII to be read in Notepad or such. One thing though; you have to download each day as a separate file... (Added Oct 23 -99) Top of page http://www.nowscape.com/blk/roul/ This link gives you graphs for hits of pre-determined numbers. As I didn't quite understand what the graphs show I turned to N.C., as I guessed he would know. And to quote him, it is "...probably best described as some form of Roulette Physics, along the same lines as that used by Thomas Bass in his book, The Newtonian Casino." (Added Aug 19 -99) Top of page (Added Aug 19 -99) Top of page Do you know of some interesting roulette links? Thank You! / O | |||||||
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