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What is the most efficient way to bet on half or a quarter of a roulette wheel?
On the european wheel you can bet "orphans" which is one section or something else which is another, etc. What is the quickest way to bet on lets say, one half of the wheel excluding 0/00 (although I prefer a european wheel.)?Is there a way to bet on half of the wheel, 1/3, 1/4? I am referring to a section of the wheel, not the numbers in numerical order.
The Voisins du Zéro is 17 numbers around zero - that's nearly half of the wheel, but not quite. You could always bet the voisins and add a straight bet on one of the ends of the bet. Probably the quickest way of doing it.
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#### Game trailer: The Darkness II
Deciding when to release a video game involves a carefully planned strategy
and knowing your competition. At times it feels like a publisher is watching
the roulette wheel, observing patterns and learning when to bet.
2K Games pulled some its own crafty rescheduling when the publisher pushed
back The Darkness II from its initial Fall 2011 release date to February 2012.
It was a smart move on 2K's part because had it been delivered on time, it may
have got lost in the ether that was an already overcrowded holiday gaming
season.
Now I'm not privy to the actual specifics of why it was bumped, but avoiding
military-shooter-mageddon 2011 was the right play--mostly because The Darkness
II is a great game that deserves its own chance to step into the light.
(Credit: 2K Games/Digital Extremes)
I had been previewing The Darkness II for what seemed like eight months. Each
time it would come to New York it would look and play incrementally better,
but the final cut is well beyond anything I expected. The Darkness II is an
awesome sequel that builds upon the original in almost every way all ...
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