The issue of gambling
Gambling has first existed when ancients acquired more wealth than they ever need. Because they get anything possible with cash, they used their money to place bets and they invented gambling. Through the years, the practice of gambling spread like wildfire to middle and lower classes of the society due to entertainment, popularity and myths [...]
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I ordered and had emailed to me Mr McQueen’s “system” which is merely an example of a larger meta-theme he proposes that by playing a set style repeatedly will somehow ‘trick’ ‘fool’ or whatever word you want to use to imply “override” the slot machine’s Random Number Generator.
What makes this particularly scary is that he claims that it works on line as well. Logically I can see how that might be the case but I’m especially leery of that.
The essence of his strategy is to formulate a 3 to 7 step sequence which you repeatedly use. This sequence somehow works wonders.
A sample sequence for a max bet 3 coin machine could be
Press the Bet 1 button, Press the Max Bet button (automatically spins)
Press the Bet 1 button twice, Press the Max Bet button (automatically spins)
Press the Max Bet button (automatically spins)
Press the Bet 1 button 3 times, pull the lever (spins)
…a four step sequence. Note: this isn’t a sample sequence from his pamphlet but rather a sequence I came up with. He suggests making your own sequence and presumably, sticking to it. According to Mr McQueen, this is the essence of the play. There’s a bit more to it, supposedly (he has small lip-service-sized paragraphs on budgeting play as well as choosing a machine) – but that’s pretty much it.
I’m going to try it; my scientific background coupled with my nagging “What if he’s right?” paranoia is hastening me out to the Emerald Queen to give this thing a go.
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