Not the earth!I say OShady is not asking for the earth, he just wants directions :wink:
Now, OShady, the first things I'd say:
1) Get your numbers straight.
"i can have £100 to £200 gbp..." => "i would like to make maybe up to £1000 gbp"
It would be more realistic the other way around:
£1000 to make => £100/£200.
2) Don't be close minded and think those percentages suck for a return in a session. How many times do you think possible to get $100 to the casino and parlay your wins to make $1000? Yes, you got it! Not many.
This means the key word is "
REPEAT". And you have more chances to repeat the feat of a conservative return instead of looking for a 500% return each session to stop for the day.
A system giving you a fair 20% return which you can repeat is valuable. If you average successful 6 times a session with 20% return per each sinking, hey! That's business.
3) For system -*test*-('")ing, get a copy of roulette xtreme:
http://www.uxsoftware.com
I am now -*test*-('")ing the averages game approach, I have posted the starting framework here:
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You can help me -*test*-('") this. If it goes OK we can both benefit with a steady source of income. Remember, as of today I'm more into gambling for a living than recreational play so it is going to be B-O-R-I-N-G, conservative methodology, intended to go up slowly.
There are no "free lunches" around and I don’t mean sold systems, but paying with -*test*-('")ing time, patience and perseverance.
No single posted system is "the holy grail", but like Sam says, if you do your homework, you can succeed.
With an “average” system and using proper money management you can –for instance- size the bankroll to win more when you are winning and lose less when you are losing and
by locking profits you can end up with more money than lost, even if you do not "beat the wheel" and you lose sessions.
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OShady, I would be pleased of teaching you first-hand my Lw methodology if you are not in a rush and are willing to make an exercise or two in order to familiarize with the patterns first.
I’m going to do my “homework” since I’m currently getting used to my new small bankrolls framework, and I am willing to put the time and effort. I wouldn’t mind having a fellow friend in the learning and -*test*-('")ing process.
Best regards,
Your friend.
Victor.