Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=Redskins8588;270692]I am not sure if the authors of the books that I posted are morons or dishonest, but what I do know is that they wrote the book and apparently a publisher felt that the books were good enough to publish.

But to call someone who wrote such a book a "con artist, a moron, or dishonest" simply because you do not agree with it, well, sounds like a defamatory statement that conveys an unjustly unfavorable impression of a person, or lible...[/quote]

Publishers don't publish books because they're "good" or legitimate or anything of the sort. They publish them for one reason alone: they will sell.

So if they happen to appeal to enough gullible morons out there in today's world, and there are plenty, then they'll publish it.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=724Skinsfan;270698]It's still not a terribly ineffective system as far as gambling goes. You're taking a chance of losing only 0.25% of the time. What are the odds of geting into a car wreck on your way home from work? (<---rhetorical)[/quote]

First off, you'll hit the table limit before you get to that point, so you'll bottom out more often than .25% of the time.

But there will be times when you'll win, but you can't win big by betting $5 at a time on either red or black. The only way to win big that way is to play long enough. But if you play long enough, the chances increase that you're going to run into one of those bad streaks, hit the table limit as you try to double your bets, and take a HUGE loss.

There's no way to beat the system over the long haul. It's mathematically impossible.

It doesn't mean playing roulette isn't fun. But if you play, you should realize the odds are stacked against you.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=jsarno;270755]Back to religion.
So what would you do if you God is real, and he is upset at you for spreading word that He doesn't exist?
That is not to say that it will happen, but what if.[/quote]

Good idea. Stick to religion. It's something you actually know something about.

Why are we assuming that God would be mad at spreading the word that He doesn't exist? If I tell my friend that God doesn't exist, you think God's going to be mad at me? Why?

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=Schneed10;270772]First off, you'll hit the table limit before you get to that point, so you'll bottom out more often than .25% of the time.

But there will be times when you'll win, but you can't win big by betting $5 at a time on either red or black. The only way to win big that way is to play long enough. But if you play long enough, the chances increase that you're going to run into one of those bad streaks, hit the table limit as you try to double your bets, and take a HUGE loss.

There's no way to beat the system over the long haul. It's mathematically impossible.

[B]It doesn't mean playing roulette isn't fun.[/B] But if you play, you should realize the odds are stacked against you.[/quote]

And that should be the only reason to gamble. I think people who gamble to strike it rich are exactly the people that "Vegas" thrives off of. Gambling can be fun recreation as long as you're conscious of how easy it is to get caught up in the illusion of easy money.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=724Skinsfan;270774]And that should be the only reason to gamble. I think people who gamble to strike it rich are exactly the people that "Vegas" thrives off of. Gambling can be fun recreation as long as you're conscious of how easy it is to get caught up in the illusion of easy money.[/quote]

Truer words have never been spoken.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[QUOTE=FRPLG;270744]Well I didn't call him a con-artist. I think he seems to fall more in the simply foolish category. I tend to think a good amount of the people writing any books purporting a roulette system are in fact con-artists. They're at least modern day snake oil salesmen in most cases.[/QUOTE]

Ok, you didnt call him a con artist, but you still state as if it were fact that anyone who writes such a thing as how to beat roulette to be a "modern day snake oil salesmen". Which is still only YOUR opinion...

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[QUOTE=onlydarksets;270739]Yeah, but someone thought [URL="http://www.amazon.com/How-Good-Bye-Depression-Constrict-Everyday/dp/0595094724"]this book[/URL] was good enough to publish, too. And, to hopefully stave off the bad jokes about how I found it, I simply Googled: [URL="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=worst+book+%22how+to%22"]worst "how to" book[/URL].[/QUOTE]

Hey until you try the system I wouldnt knock it there could be something to it!!!

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[QUOTE=Redskins8588;270805]Hey until you try the system I wouldnt knock it there could be something to it!!![/QUOTE]

And keep in mind, no one tried my full blown system. It's a lot of PAGES of instructions, not the blurp I left here. But it doesn't matter what I say to certain people, they won't listen anyway.
There are systems to things, people figure these loop holes out every day.

Scneed
ps- not EVERY table has a limit. I am sure you heard of the guy that sold all his possessions and took the money to vegas, and put it all on black...right?

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=jsarno;271420]And keep in mind, no one tried my full blown system. It's a lot of PAGES of instructions, not the blurp I left here. But it doesn't matter what I say to certain people, they won't listen anyway.
There are systems to things, people figure these loop holes out every day.

Scneed
ps- not EVERY table has a limit. I am sure you heard of the guy that sold all his possessions and took the money to vegas, and put it all on black...right?[/quote]

Yes I did hear about that. If you remember the story, the Casino decided to waive the table limit for him in order to get the publicity; because he brought TV crews along with him. That's free advertising for the casino. They'd never tell that guy "no, you can't play one hand for that amount of money here, it's above our table limit". Not when news crews were following him. If you're going to walk into a casino, or especially a cruise boat like you tend to do, you're going to bump up against the table limit if you're just there betting a system. Unless of course you're willing to bet everything on one spin and bring news crews with you. But I didn't see that as part of your system.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

Speaking of taking a foolish risk with regards to gambling. BAck in 1996 at Cripple Creek in Colorado, a friend of mine won $15,000 in a $.25 slot machine pull. He goes out a few days later and pays for a brand new....Kia Sephia! We were all like what the f*ck were you thinking? Afterwards the Sephia spent more time in the shop than he did in the car. Whatever could go wrong with that car, did go wrong.

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=724Skinsfan;271441]Speaking of taking a foolish risk with regards to gambling. BAck in 1996 at Cripple Creek in Colorado, a friend of mine won $15,000 in a $.25 slot machine pull. He goes out a few days later and pays for a brand new....Kia Sephia! We were all like what the f*ck were you thinking? Afterwards the Sephia spent more time in the shop than he did in the car. Whatever could go wrong with that car, did go wrong.[/quote]

LOL! Kia stands for:

[B]K[/B]eep
[B]I[/B]t
[B]A[/B]sshole

Re: Civil Discussion About Religion
 

[quote=Schneed10;271442]LOL! Kia stands for:

[B]K[/B]eep
[B]I[/B]t
[B]A[/B]sshole[/quote]

or...

[B]K[/B]illed
[B]I[/B]n
[B]A[/B]ction