At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
knows about these things please?

[email protected] writes:

    > At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    > that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    > enough to spread the word.

You're just the sort of person they're looking for, for sure.

    > It appears to work by following two items simultaneously, 1] a
    > progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who knows about these
    > things please?

I know enough to know nothing and consider it plenty.

Des

[email protected] wrote:

    >At URL www.imfullofshitfredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >knows about these things please?

But where shall send the money...
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Kristian <[email protected]> wrote:

    >[email protected] wrote:
    >>At URL www.imfullofshitfredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >>that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >>enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >>simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >>knows about these things please?
    > But where shall send the money...

To me.

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Padraig Breathnach <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Kristian <[email protected]> wrote:
    >>[email protected] wrote:
    >>>At URL www.imfullofshitfredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >>>that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >>>enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >>>simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >>>knows about these things please?
    >> But where shall send the money...
    >To me.

Say please.
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On 22 Mar 2006 13:40:20 -0800, [email protected] wrote:

    >At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >enough to spread the word.

Try it a thousand times and report back.
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Martin

[email protected] wrote:
    > At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    > that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    > enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    > simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    > knows about these things please?

Old man PC is always working.

I have a great deal of experience with gambling and some knowledge but
do it anyway.

ALL gambling systems work some of the time. The only gambling system
that works all of the time is the ones the houses use.

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<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected] oups.com...
    > At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    > that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    > enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    > simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    > knows about these things please?

I know a system that works!

1) Take some money.
2) Deposit it into a no fee savings account.
3) Come back a year later and check the balance.
4) Abra-cadabra! I'll bet you made money!

"Stephen Ellenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected] oups.com...
    >> At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >> that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >> enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >> simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >> knows about these things please?
    > I know a system that works!
    > 1) Take some money.
    > 2) Deposit it into a no fee savings account.
    > 3) Come back a year later and check the balance.
    > 4) Abra-cadabra! I'll bet you made money!

even this doesn't work all the time.

BCCI, Banco Ambrosia, etc.....

tim

"tim (in sweden)" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > "Stephen Ellenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected] oups.com...
    > >> At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    > >> that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    > >> enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    > >> simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    > >> knows about these things please?
    > >>
    > >
    > > I know a system that works!
    > >
    > > 1) Take some money.
    > > 2) Deposit it into a no fee savings account.
    > > 3) Come back a year later and check the balance.
    > > 4) Abra-cadabra! I'll bet you made money!
    > even this doesn't work all the time.
    > BCCI, Banco Ambrosia, etc.....
    > tim

I suppose you're right but I like the odds better than the system the OP was
proposing.

On 22 Mar 2006 13:40:20 -0800, [email protected] wrote:

    >At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >knows about these things please?

If a gambling system worked it wouldn't be called gambling.

I have a degree in math and studied this stuff many years ago. The
system that most people try in a 2:1 bet like Blackjack is to double
their bet every time they lose. This works until you have to double
your bet to the level that exceeds the table maximum, which will
happen at some time. Many casinos will kick you out if you do
this kind of betting.
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On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 22:12:21 -0600, rvfulltime
<rvfulltime@_removeme_isp.com> wrote:

    >On 22 Mar 2006 13:40:20 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
    >>At URL www.fredericklembeck.com there's a mathematical gambling system
    >>that actually works. I tried it only once but I'm already impressed
    >>enough to spread the word. It appears to work by following two items
    >>simultaneously, 1] a progression and 2] the progression's peak. Who
    >>knows about these things please?
    >If a gambling system worked it wouldn't be called gambling.
    >I have a degree in math and studied this stuff many years ago. The
    >system that most people try in a 2:1 bet like Blackjack is to double
    >their bet every time they lose. This works until you have to double
    >your bet to the level that exceeds the table maximum, which will
    >happen at some time. Many casinos will kick you out if you do
    >this kind of betting.

As I don't gamble, I will take your word for it.

But aren't there laws protecting 'gamblers' if they are not breaking
any rules?
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    > The system that most people try in a 2:1 bet like Blackjack is to
double
    >their bet every time they lose. This works until you have to double
    >your bet to the level that exceeds the table maximum, which will
    >happen at some time. Many casinos will kick you out if you do
    >this kind of betting.

The casino doesn't need to kick you out. All they need to do is have
the table maximum bet rule. If you can't bet double the last bet in
this system, you've effectively just lost that much to the casino.
Even without the table limit, the double up system wins small amounts
of money most of the time and loses ALL of your money the time it
fails. In the long run, it's a disaster. In the short run it's a
disaster waiting to happen.

    > As I don't gamble, I will take your word for it.

    > But aren't there laws protecting 'gamblers' if they are not breaking
    > any rules?

Casinos in the US can kick you out without giving a reason. It's how
they manage to bar blackjack counters. Card counting without
mechanical aids at blackjack is not illegal -- it would be like trying
to make thinking illegal.