Playing Roulette with an
Etheric Net…
Yes, you can win playing roulette!
At least this is the advertising banner a
casino would like you to believe. The spontaneous camaraderie among the players
may explain why roulette continues to be so popular. Almost like being seen in a
swank nightclub, the beautiful people play roulette. Yes, roulette is the
elegant game of the avant-garde. You may recall 007 movies with the illustrious
James Bond, dressed to the “Nines”, with a gorgeous woman dripping in diamonds,
hanging on his arm, Bond always won at the roulette table. But I digress. This
article is about how you can beat the game of roulette.
The house edge over the player in a roulette
game is 5.26% for all bets excepting one that involves the zero and double zero.
I am not going into that play, but for the math people who need to know, it is
7.89%. What does all of this mean in plain language? The roulette player is
guaranteed to lose. Okay, that’s the downside with the upside being a bit of
chit-chat over fancy cocktails, flashing eyes and jewels, and the hope of a
night’s stand with “007”. These may be reason enough to have a few roulette
wheels turning in many a casino. It certainly can’t be nostalgia. Real estate in
a casino is way too expensive for emotional sentiment.
Regarding the play and strategy for roulette,
one method is likely to be as poor as the next, given the house odds. However,
there is such a thing as “trends”. Just like craps, blackjack, poker or
baccarat, the wheel of roulette never experienced the benefit of a third grade
education. At times, the results do not always adhere to the probability of
math. In other words, the unexpected can be expected. The catch is that the
player needs to be in the game when the extraordinary occurs.
I do not suggest that it is necessarily
possible to know in advance what number will result in the next roll playing
roulette. However, I do suggest one can experience right time, right place with
right action. The process is one of alignment. The player can align to the
energy of the game and the casino. This is not rocket science, but it requires
an understanding of metaphysical principles, as well as discipline and some
practice. Most of all, it requires confidence. It requires a shift in one’s
belief system about accepting coincidences, happenstance or luck as way of
explaining life. It requires a belief that one can be able to tap into the near
future and pull information from another dimension before it manifests in this
reality. If you are able to achieve this task, it will be confirmed in real time
before your very eyes. Yes, seeing is believing! If you miss out, you will also
know that when you don’t see it. It is a bit profound, I know, but at least you
will receive an answer either way.
So, how do you get an answer? Simple! Ask your
higher self a question. “Is this my time to play roulette at this table?” Yes,
no and maybe so, are about the only possible answers. If it is not yes, then it
is definitely NO! Now, the part that is difficult for some players has to do
with the tapping into the “other” dimension. The best way I know to explain the
process is to think of a radio receiver and the music you enjoy. If jazz is
your favorite, you certainly will not be tuning in to the classic rock station
to hear jazz. If classical music is tuned to 89.3 FM, you will most likely hear
the hissing of static if you tune to 89.5 FM, for example. The information
providing the answer to your question about roulette, is riding out there in the
“etheric like” radio waves. The trick to perceiving information from another
dimension has to do with being aligned to that frequency. It is not a light
switch that you can just toggle on and off. This is the part that requires
practice and confidence. One starts with the knowledge that information from the
future is moving towards you. Your job is to push forward with your feelings
until you touch that information. The next part of the work is to practice this
energy experiment until you build confidence in your abilities.
When looking for a roulette game, the intention
is to locate a game that is out of probability; a game that is “trending”. Once
you recognize the trend you can take advantage of the game. Here is an example.
Last month I took my aunt out for day at the casinos. She is a slot machine
player but, after lunch, she wanted to play some roulette. The game had a tote
board displaying resent results of the numbers rolled. The wheel was “trending”
black, but my aunt insisted on playing her favorite color, red. It’s funny how
people will ask for advice and then do the exact opposite of the advice. After
losing four red bets in a row, my aunt asked me what she should do. I replied
with, “Either bet black or stop playing”. Another four blacks rolled. She
continued to bet red. In frustration, my aunt quit playing. She had to because
she had lost all her chips betting red. It was so obvious that the wheel was out
of probability and trending black. In the end, black rolled 8 times in a row.
Previous to that, there had been five out of seven black results.
This story is an example of how a game may be
“trending” by color. There are also odd and even trends and odd and even with color
trends and a few others. Using the perception method described above, a player
may be able to indentify when a roulette wheel is about to be trending. Obviously the
player needs to have the information well enough in advance in order to catch
the trend. Then it is a matter of riding the trend and using a progression
betting strategy to lean into the trend for as long as it lasts. In this way the
player leverages profits during an opportunity, while at the same time locking
up a reasonable amount chips. When the trend ends, the player has captured a
tidy some of money.
Applying metaphysics to roulette involves a
process something like casting a net out over the waters when fishing. You toss
out your inner question with intention, asking about a roulette game, and you
pull the net in with your answer. It is a gathering up of the energy present and
perceiving energy that is on its way to you. Sometimes there will be no fish. No
fish means no game and no point in investing your time and money. You could stay
and play if you are seeking a free drink but that will cost you in the end.
Receiving an answer of “yes, this is the game” comes with a feeling of
confidence and assurance. It feels like “it’s okay or safe to play.
It is preferred to play roulette with only a
single zero, but in the U.S.A. that is unlikely. A game with a tote board
displaying recent results is a helpful visual to support of your metaphysical
information. By the way, regarding the reconnaissance of the metaphysical
information; it is an on going process while in the game. You will want to keep
up with the current information as well as be ahead of what is coming down the
pike. It is actually most important to receive the information about when it is
time to exit the game. The best way to walk away a winner is to do so before you
begin to lose.
Dumbo the elephant did not need the magic
feather in order to fly and neither do you when it comes to assessing a roulette
game. Dumbo only needed to have the confidence that he could fly. Dumbo had that
moment when he had to take a “leap of faith” and he trusted himself to defy
uncertainty. Peering into another dimension of time and space and perceiving
information before it manifests in this reality, mostly comes down to the “Dumbo
Effect”. You must believe that you can do it!
Copyright © 2009
On The Coat
Tales of a Gambler - Episode 26 - Sin City U.S.A.
Scarpone’s thinking was mostly one dimensional.
It usually came down to Scarpone’s way or the highway. I recall Scarpone telling
me that cheating was a double edged sword. “You can’t trust anyone who makes a
living cheating others”, he would say. He would follow that with, “The only way
to get ahead of the pack is by being more clever.” It was odd in a way because
Scarpone never thought of himself of being dishonest. It was as though he was
able to feel vindicated of his actions simply because the end justified his
means. He once told me that laws were necessary for the stupid people, the ones
who needed to be told what to do. In his life style, there was nothing wrong
with fleecing stupid people, they had it coming.
Back in the early fifties, I was too young to
have known about the wide spread influences of organized crime in Alabama, let
alone any of the gambling that went on between Greenville and Burdock. It was
not until later, as Scarpone’s driver and lookout, that I learned how Alabama
had long been a hot bed for gambling, prostitution, bootlegging, loan sharking,
and drugs. Ironically, one of the more notorious illegal enterprises operated
right under the noises of Alabama’s Bible-Belt. It was located in a small town
of about 24,000, but it had more churches per capita than any other town in
Alabama. Organized crime functioned there for decades hidden in the shadows of
this church going community, with little to no notice. The illegal activities
raked in over one hundred million dollars a year into the pockets of organized
crime. Phenix City, dubbed, “Sin City U.S.A.”, was poised strategically within
almost walking distance of a continuous supply of “cash-in-hand” customers.
Located just across the Chattahoochee River in Columbus, Georgia, Fort Benning
Army Base provided Phenix City with the constant supply of business. It was a
perfect marriage of young service men with plenty of money and plenty of illicit
activities to entertain them while on leave.
It was really something to hear Scarpone tell
his stories about the illegal activities going on in Phenix City. In short, the
Chattahoochee River separated heaven from hell. Columbus, with its righteous
Southern dignity, mostly turned a blind eye to the Sodom and Gomorra across the
river. Well, that was until around the late forties, early fifties. Sentiment
changed when a newspaper reporter in Columbus decided to write a “tell it all”
and expose Sin City for what it was. Things got real nasty before it ended.
There was a lot of violence, murders and the assassination of a former State
Senator, who had been voted in as Attorney General. Albert Paterson campaigned
in Alabama to clean up organized crime once and for all. He was the Attorney
General nominate when he was gunned down by the mob, just one day after his
election in 1954. I would have been about thirteen in 1954 and too busy pumping
gas at my uncle’s station to notice much of anything that did not have a skirt.
After the war ended Scarpone discharged from the
Marines and went to Alabama. He spent a few months in Birmingham where he met a
girl from Greenville. Turns out his girlfriend’s father was somewhat of a rogue
involved in bootlegging. He ran his whiskey stills on an abandoned farm between
Greenville and Burdock. That was Scarpone’s introduction to life in Greenville.
Once he became familiar with the movers and shakers, Greenville provided
Scarpone with the perfect home for him to set up shop. A war buddy of Scarpone’s
lived in Montgomery. The buddy’s dad owned an insurance company. For most of his
life Scarpone used the insurance business for his cover and his alibi for
traveling. I am not saying that Scarpone never worked an honest day in his life,
in fact, his first Lincoln was a bonus for being salesman of the year. The real
dividend from the insurance business though, was traveling around the South and
cultivating a gambling network. From Mississippi to Georgia, he knew every
floating craps game, every backroom poker game, the bookies, the loan sharks,
the betting halls and whores, as well as the farmers who held the cockfights. It
was through his gambling endeavors that Scarpone amassed his greatest wealth…
all tax free and all in cash. At any given time, it was not unusual for him to
have thirty grand in his possession.
It did not take Scarpone very long to become
connected to the illegal webs of gambling. However, living a double life for
Scarpone was no easy task and if you were to really examine his life, you’d say
selling insurance surely would have been the easier path to make a buck. He was
never married for long and he never had a family. This meant no one questioning his
whereabouts or him having to explain all of his gambling paraphernalia. It was a
lonely life for Scarpone. Sure, he knew plenty of people but how could a guy
like Scarpone have many close friends?
In his day, there was a special place where the
likes of Scarpone acquired the tools of their trade. The props used in their
quest for ill gotten money was secretly manufactured in a backroom of a broom
factory. Who would have ever guessed that the “Den of Inequity” was smack
dab in the “Bible thumping town” of Phenix City. Gambling cheats needed special
decks of cards that were marked, or had shaved edges. Of course, they also
needed crooked dice, “loads”, “flats”, and “tops”. This special equipment could
not be found at the corner drug store or the local Five and Ten. Every cheating
device ever dreamed up was created in the “pious” town of Phenix City… Hard to
believe, I know.
I have shared a few stories of my gambling trips
with Scarpone when we a stopped off at Phenix City. If you recall, there were no
stories about any gambling there. Phenix City was a lay over when we were on the
road. Sure, there were the one night stands with a prostitute, but, for reasons
I am not sharing with you, Scarpone never ventured into Phenix City to gamble. I
will say this; it is where he bought crooked dice, cards, and other devices used
for cheating. Scarpone was his own man and he was very cautious all the time.
Gambling and especially cheating at gambling could be hazardous to one’s health.
Unfortunately, that is how it turned out for Scarpone in the end. To be
continued…
Well, that’s it for this edition of the Playing 4 Keeps™ Newsletter.
See you at the tables,
Michael Vernon
Copyright © 2009
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