World Famous Roulette Players

I am going to speak for a few moments about famous roulette players. For as long as roulette has been around, people have been attempting to beat it, and very few actually have. This is down to the casino having the upper hand on the game, making it unbeatable.

On the rare occasion that someone does manage to beat roulette, they quickly become well known amongst fellow roulette players and casino fans in general.

Famous roulette players win money because they look for wheel bias and then exploit it. What this means is that they will study a roulette wheel see which numbers appear the most times and then bet on them.

The most famous of these successful roulette winners has to be Joseph Jagger, who brought the Monte Carlo Casino to a standstill way back in 1873. He won a six figure sum, which was an insane amount of money at that time.

Another famous player is Charles Wells. Just a few years after Jagger he visited the same casino and applied the exact same system and he also walked away with a huge sum of money. It is amazing that the same casino got taken by the same system twice.

Gonzalo Garcia-Pedayo is a more recent famous roulette player, he has been featured on a recent TV program called Breaking Vegas The Roulette Assault. In 1990 he studied the roulette wheels at the Casino De Madrid and applied the same system.

Gonzalo took the rest of his family around the casinos in Europe during the early 1990s and they eventually ended up in Las Vegas, using the same system. They were very successful. However Gonzalo was forced to retire from this in 1994 due to illness from stress that he was constantly under when applying this system ” he was always being watched by casino pit bosses, as everyone is, and he would have suffered serious consequences if he had been caught.

One other lucky roulette player was Ashley Revell. He bet his entire life savings of $136000 on red. Luckily for him red came up and he walked out of the casino with $272000. However doing this in the first place was complete madness and if he had lost his life would have been ruined.