Roulette Junkie

By Curtis Brown

Roulette Junkie offers 5 fantastic tried and tested methods for playing roulette, unlike other books we don't promise to make you a millionaire we just show you some great easy to use strategies.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Curtis Brown
• Release date: Feb 11, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311969699

Curtis Brown

I am a 30 year old experienced gambler, having played Poker professionally online (eBook coming soon) I like to spread my knowledge via forums and other social media sites.

Book preview

Introduction

Roulette is perhaps the most glamorous of casino games. Poker has its hard edge and brutal streak, but roulette is generally viewed as a fun and glamorous way to spend an evening. In other words, if you think of Monte Carlo, you tend to think of glamorous women and well-dressed, wealthy men playing roulette over glasses of champagne.

But that doesn’t mean it is just a bit of fun. There is a whole world of strategy behind roulette, and the more you develop your skills, the more you will have a chance to win and establish a career at the game. People can win big on roulette, and not just by chance.

This eBook will outline some strategies that you could use to better your chances of making money on roulette. It is a fantastic game to get good at, because with just a little practice you can walk away from the table a richer person.

We will go through five distinct strategies that should enable you to become more confident at the game, and to win more.

But before we do…

The one thing you need to know about roulette is that it is a game, and that you will not always win. The strategies we will talk about in this book are designed to help you enjoy some clear wins and even have some winning streaks, but roulette is not designed to make millionaires.

Roulette has that perfect balance of fun and frustration that keeps people

Reviews for Roulette Junkie

[Arturo Escudero · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Quick read booklet about roulette describing well-known betting strategies such as Martingale, Fibonacci, or Dalembert. More than a booklet I'd say is a long blog post with good but basic information about roulette and some little promotion of the roulette junkies website which seems to be out of business as of 2022.