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DO YOU LIKE ACTION? And I mean ACTION at the roulette table - at times a lot more than most of us can stand. Here you've got it: You will be putting piles of chips all over the table, time and time again from the zero to number 36. The longer it takes before you get a hit, the more ACTION there will be! At first glance I thought that the system was an old-timer - both very expensive and very dangerous as the bets grow unbelievable fast. But then I could, to some relief, verify it is not - at least it is not as expensive since the progression is changed. But the basics of the old-timer is still there, although shortened to some degree, and it is a dangerous one - in my opinion. The fact is, that the progression is MUCH more moderate and so the losses are not as big and therefore maybe reducing the over-all risk. When it comes to the gameplay I have already told you some - there will be ACTION at times, a lot of it. At those times you will have a really hard time if you have to buy chips too and if all of your chips are of only one value you need a lot of them! Seriously; at times you will have to place your bets very quickly, as there are some to place, before the call "No more bets!", making it very easy to make mistakes. But dicipline, paper and pen and a lot of chips will take you through it. There is something wrong with this system and that, in my opinion, is the length of the progression: it is way too short. The system as is, make a lot of small winnings but the big losses come too often so there is no time to get the lost money back. In order to try to avoid as many losses as possible, I tried to stop after different numbers of WINS (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 in total during the session) to absolutely no avail. I also tried to reset that number if I had a loss (i.e. ending at five wins: if there were three wins and then a loss, I waited for another five wins etc.) but that wasn't better. My conclusion is; there are too few bets (individual bets)! I would opt for something like twice the number (that will not make the progression twice as long) before putting any trust in this system. But then it will, of course, be a lot more expensive (and dangerous). You get some bonuses and, yes, it's a variation of the bonuses you get from them all: A basic ball-tracking system (visual prediction), two craps systems, "The poker deal you cannot lose" and some other scams and three roulette systems - lo and behold - one of them is the old-timer that is the basics for the system you paid for! One of the other systems is the only one I feel that I can have any confidence in - it will not ruin me, anyway. And then there is a last page showing you how to improve your winnings even further: By buying the EXTENDED system! Or is it for free - I don't know as all it says is that you should send a mail to get information! (I didn't, as should it be free it would probably be in the package and so I suspect it will cost. From the description I can tell that I wouldn't pay for it, anyway.) So, at last you get the truth: The History's Greatest Secret is still a secret! THE OVERALL VERDICT - in my opinion - is that this system is most suited for trying at home, on paper, as the action involved is very heavy at times, giving you little space to relax or even check your doings. I tried the system for four sessions (live!) and the action was very palpable three of the times; the fourth hit at 3/4 up the progression so it was not that heavy. It is also winning too little, I think, to make up for the big losses, of which I had one... This is a dangerous system but should you intend to use it because of the action(?); find yourself a slow wheel - there will be action anyway! "One Year In Hamburg" is played as indicated in "Can A Roulette System Review Be Unbiased?", bringing exactly one bankroll each day and it was never allowed to go negative after a bet. I lost more than 3.8% after more than 5,000 sessions and 34,000 bets... Top of page | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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