I believe I can beat both and after I win the challenge using the European wheel I hope he will run it against the American wheel for free. It may be that that game allows the spread within its limits.Īlso to my advantage is using the European wheel.

I am going to the local casino today to check the limits on Rapid Roulette. He did indicate that he knows his spread is generous as compared to Vegas so I would almost assume he will still allow it. I'll ask at the time I make the challenge but I will be prepared to do it either way. So if an actual Vegas casino won't allow you to bet $500 on any one number, then I may not be able to use that spread. That is to my advantage but Michael Bluejay also says the 'system' has to be able to be used in an actual Vegas casino. But I am trying to maximum my chances of winning the challenge with the rules as stated (with a 1 - 500x spread). I can stay within the $200/number limit in a casino. Then, meet the casino/floor manager, explain what you want to do, and then make arrangements to deposit your money and play with higher limits. My advice would be to scout the casinos and pick the one you are most comfortable with. I don't know definitively, but it has been my experience that if you have the $$$'s, you can easily get an exemption to go up to $500 in a low limit floor pit, $1,000 in a high limit floor pit, and $3,000 in the high limit lounge. You will most likely have to deposit your money in the cage and then draw markers. If you do plan on betting over $500 a number, it's unlikely you will just walk into a random casino, pull thousands out of your pocket, buy into the game, and then start betting. I believe (but am not sure) that you can generally go up to $500/number in the high limit room as a 'walk on' (i.e. Most major hotels have a $200/number limit on inside action on the floor. You are probably out of luck unless you apply for a special exemption with the floor manager.

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