Increase Your Chances At Casinos

Although there is no such thing as a guaranteed way to win, there are one or two ways of trying to increase your chances at least a little, or at least keeping the amounts you lose down to a reasonable minimum.

The first thing is to seek out a casino using European style tables, with only one zero. American style tables also have a double zero, increasing the house edge and thus lowering your chances of winning. Over a certain amount of time, the lower the edge for the house, the better it is for the player. Another way of keeping a house edge as low as possible is to look for tables using the “La Partage” or the “In Prison” type rules, where even bets will be treated slightly different when the ball ends up on the zero.

Don’t waste any money on any of the so called safe systems frequently offered for sale, each and every one of them are money making scams. There is no system on the planet that could possibly be sure to beat the house. Even with the tiniest possible house edge, a casino will always make a profit eventually – they would not be in business otherwise.

Set yourself limits for how much you are prepared to lose, as well as a winning goal. For example, if you start with a bankroll of £300, it would be reasonable to stop at £600.

Be sensible about your expectations – miracles rarely happen. You also need to be aware that the more time you spend playing, the greater the chances of losing become. Never be tempted to gamble more than you could possibly afford to lose.

Roulette should be played for fun, not as an attempt to make money. It has to be understood that the odds when playing roulette, as with many other games, never change. No matter how many times a number or colour has come up over and over again, there is absolutely no way of predicting what will come up next. Every spin of the wheel is random and independent from any previous or following spins. It also makes sense to keep all or at least a proportion of your winnings with each bet. It’s better to end play with a small win than to tempt fate and lose all.

Do take advantage of any bonus offers – cashing in free money offers will add money to your bankroll and give you more opportunities to play and thus more entertainment for your money.

Keeping your bets in proportion with your bankroll will also ensure the most possible entertainment available for your money. For instance, making £50 bets with a bankroll of only £200, you will only be able to have four games before you have to start using your winnings, if indeed you have any winnings after only a few games. Keep your bets at £5, however, and you will be able to have forty games, ten times the fun!