Roulette: Playing to Win

Author: Brett Morton
Publisher: High Stakes
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PLAYING TO WIN

or a pessimist? You must know yourself. Without self-knowledge, you will not be able to achieve the vital quality of discipline. A friendly pit boss in a big casino told me: "I can see why you win. It's not that you're a better player or have a perfect system - it's because you've got discipline. Nothing beats that." And despite knowing that I was taking money from them, that casino was generous with meals, trips to the theatre or days at the racetrack.

Free play on the Internet soon gets boring. There's no edge to it! It's like a blow-up doll against a cuddly blonde. Take your pick! But don't be impatient! You will play better, win more if you experiment longer at no risk and save up your money for the real thing.

Tip: Winning at roulette is all about planning, laying down procedures for different situations and sticking to them - being disciplined and being patient.

The regular loser?

You've been playing and losing and so you have decided to buy this book? Together, we can change your fortunes. You'll have to be hard on yourself. Admit your mistakes! If you asked me to guess why you had usually lost, I'd expect you to say: stacking up the chips during a losing streak and still losing; betting after too much alcohol, impatience and greed. Why do I say that? Because I've been there too!

Buying this book is only a first step. Reading it properly is the second but winning your own battle with yourself is the most important.

Tip: Only by learning from my mistakes and from watching and listening have I become able to win consistently.

The experienced player

I hope that even experienced players can pick up some new ideas with improved results. I hope that some of my ideas provoke inspiration, leading to greater success.

A magic bullet?

Everyone wants to know whether I have an infallible winning system. The answer is no. There is no magic bullet, no secret formula

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