Floyd M Grooms retired in 1964 at Washington, D.C. His last 15 years was in the counterintelligence field with the Office of Special Investigations. He and his wife Lucille opened their own Real Estate office, subsequently moving to Phoenix, AZ and recently to Naples, FL. He is an avid gambler and wrote Betting Between Sevens, a book on Craps and then decided to write his second book, Roulette at its Best. Of the two books he feels that the later is the best of the two. He now feels he will expend his knowledge with a third book on Poker.
Professional Roulette Prediction: Volume 1 – Basic Methods presents the author’s time-tested visual prediction method in an easy-to-understand format and is the first step in becoming serious about playing roulette for money. This is the most comprehensive analysis of the game ever published, an expert-level methodology that will teach you to beat roulette by visually predicting the outcome. All aspects of the game are covered, from commonly asked questions to determining your edge to strategy implementation.
Roulette: A Game You Can Win At is about playing roulette and winning. It will not show you how to make a living as a professional gambler, but it will teach you how to win some money while you are having fun at the casinos. So enjoy this system and go win some money.
Continuing his series of books on the mathematics of gambling, the author shows how a simple-rule game such as roulette is suited to a complex mathematical model whose applications generate improved betting systems that take into account a player’s personal playing criteria. The book is both practical and theoretical, but is mainly devoted to the application of theory. About two-thirds of the content is lists of categories and sub-categories of improved betting systems, along with all the parameters that might stand as the main objective criteria in a personal strategy – odds, profits and losses. The work contains new and original material not published before. The mathematical chapter describes complex bets, the profit function, the equivalence between bets and all their properties. All theoretical results are accompanied by suggestive concrete examples and can be followed by anyone with a minimal mathematical background because they involve only basic algebraic skills and set theory basics. The reader may also choose to skip the math and go directly to the sections containing applications, where he or she can pick desired numerical results from tables. The book offers no new so-called winning strategies, although it discusses them from a mathematical point of view. It does, however, offer improved betting systems and helps to organize a player’s choices in roulette betting, according to mathematical facts and personal strategies. It is a must-have roulette handbook to be studied before placing your bets on the turn of either a European or American roulette wheel.
So, you thought that roulette could not be beaten? Well, you are not on your own because millions of people around the world share this view. However, roulette can be beaten and Warriors of the Wheel will show you how. This book relates the tales of daring and imaginative roulette players who have taken the casino industry for vast sums of money down the years. Of course, if you are playing on a perfect roulette table and the dealers are conducting the game faultlessly then you cannot win. However, in the real world this is rarely the case. The game has numerous weaknesses and these have been mercilessly exposed and then exploited not only by people on the inside but by everyday punters. In Warriors of the Wheel you will read about the man who took the casinos for an estimated $50 million and many others just like him. The systems used by people to beat roulette are techniques that the gaming industry would rather you didn’t know about. Much of the material in Warriors of the Wheel has been kept under wraps over the years but there is also material here which will come as a shock even to hardened casino operatives.
