Frequencies:

Frequency is of the utmost importance for all statistics and almost identical to probability, the only difference being a conceptual one. The statement which usually serves as a starting point for all betting systems used to win in the so-called games of chance responds to the frequency of winning wagers actually achieved using Simira, and the certain probability of these occurring again in future events.
Simira’s challenge to roulette becomes personal; the gambler competes with the advantage of knowing he will come out on top at the end of the day, and this advantage does not go unnoticed. Mathematical hope, the rational and the human factors, the power derived from knowledge of the mystery attached to the whims of the ball inside the wheel and the pattern these whims follow, is no small matter. All of these elements add up to an enormous advantage for the gambler.
We spend most of our lives calculating figures and, only if there is some time left, we deal with history, architecture, engineering, languages, theater, genetics, the fine arts, poetry and other disciplines of the spirit. Nature is governed by figures; this includes major discoveries and inventions and the most recent World class developments in sciences and technologies, such as biogenetics, for instance.
Mankind uses figures in all fields of development in his quest for individual or collective perfection.
The paths chosen by most of the dreamers who tried, or try today, to defeat chance playing roulette, were always the shortest paths available, always based on the old adage which states that “numbers will defeat chance”. They spent their time engaged in lengthy calculations and devising strategies, many of which work in theory and others proved successful in practice. So the house, in turn, created its own mechanisms to defend its business and created betting limits, so that when gamblers reach a given figure they are no longer given the opportunity to get even. Therefore, most simple or double chance systems are currently useless, a thing of the past.

Best known and most popular are systems comprising simple or double chances, alone or combined with one another, together with progressions.
These progressions, also known as arithmetical risers, going from the simplicity of doubling bets to the rather elaborate both in winning and in loosing. The advice is to increase or decrease the bet, as required under the circumstances; other simple variants are often included. Some of these systems are so complex that the gambler is discouraged beforehand. Complex calculations, lengthy forms to complete, monitoring long sessions, concentration that wears the player out, anxiety building up and, in the best case, a major capital investment.
Most systems are based on pendular outcomes or simple or double chance repetitions which, if at all applicable or successful, only result in minor losses for the house and, therefore, is of no concern to the Casinos.
Their defense has been set up long ago, in fact, and this is precisely why there is a top limit to wagers. Casino inspectors are always in the lookout for gamblers or groups of gamblers acting suspiciously and, if they gather the slightest evidence that they operate in collusion, the house limit their stay in the premises. Remember all Casinos reserve the right of admission.

Casinos:

A market both highly attractive and potentially aiming at a high-purchasing-power market, with features of its own, including the notorious profile of the audience, known for its expensive tastes and lifestyle.
Real estate investments in major resorts and tourist/recreational developments in most cases include casino facilities among the services they offer, as many international travelers have acquired a taste for gambling as a passe temps during their stays.
There are over 1,000 casino facilities worldwide, located mostly in privileged natural locations with high visitor figures, including tourists. Estimates range around two-million visits/year per facility; these may be repeat or new visits. If we were to multiply this estimate by the number of Casinos worldwide, we would reach an amazing figure: over 2 billion visitors worldwide. THIS FIGURE ALONE UNDERSCORES THE POTENTIAL OF THE CASINO BUSINESS.
Casinos tend to expand, limited only by laws which respond to a variety of pressure groups (specific to the different areas where Casinos are or intend to be located).
The number of on-line or “virtual” casinos is increasing fast; in fact, all indicators point to a promising market with an ever-growing clientele. Their customers, from all walks of life, range from millionaires to clients with very limited resources, as these “cyberhouses” provide the privacy and easy access they require, including payment by credit cards and other electronic means.
Casinos are lucky to have as clients many fortune-seekers, big-fortune-seekers, as well as ignorant, impatient, passionate or occasional gamblers.
BUT THEIR LUCK may come to an end when confronted with Simira.