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This system is marketed by Jacob Kanzen in England, on his Roulette System Page. (Have a tour around his site - he's got many true things to say about roulette). The price of the system is USD30 or GBP21 (credit-card payment) and is delivered as an e-book. Mr Kanzen claims it to be suitable for single zero and double zero wheels, as well as on-line casinos. Top of page Gambler's Luck is a system for plain number betting, including a (simple) positive progression. You play in sessions and the system will tell you exactly when to stop such a session (even the profitable ones) and, if you play more than one session in a day, when to leave the table or casino. Top of page What I like is the Bank Roll handling. It is a MM plan and the system itself, sometimes the bets are raised with a positive progression. There is also a way to select numbers but you can use your favourite one, as long as it selects the same amount of initial numbers. Top of page What I do not like is, that it is very boring to play. The system is easy to learn and when played, it is close to automatic. The only times you have to "stay awake" is when the progression gets into action and that is not often in a session (if at all). (BTW, my suggestion is; Forget about the progression - get the extra spins). Top of page You can, in fact, quite precisely estimate the magnitude of the long-time losses, if you know the system, by looking at some of the tables in the STATISTICS SECTION when the betted numbers are selected the suggested way. If you have the system; test it - on paper! - without progression and with any suitable way to select the numbers but otherwise keep to the instructions. If you don't have it; I see no reason to get it. The HAMBURG yeardidn't show profit; a total loss of 2.94% of bet units after more than 1,800 sessions and 30,000+ bets... Top of page | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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