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Apr 7th 2007
Diodoro roulette systems
Diodoro has researched and developed statistics based free roulette systems for French Roulette (one zero wheel) and American Roulette (double zero wheel). All his roulette systems are mainly based on the Law of the Third and on others statistics theories. His is a high technical research, oriented to collectors, researchers and professional roulette gamblers. 3738 Free roulette systems
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Everybody who sells a roulette system nowadays, often for a few thousand marks, tries to convince the buyer that his roulette system is infallible. Unfortunately, most roulette systems are not what they were promised to be. Only in a real game the chaff is separated from the wheat. That's why some promising roulette systems are presented here. These roulette systems are discussed in a forum where you can also talk with others about your experiences. Interesting roulette systems can be modified and extended. Moreover, everybody can publish interesting roulette systems on this website without charge.
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