Charles Wells

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• 36 Tips
  • Myth Dispelled
    • A) Dispelling the Myths
    • 01 ~ Luck or Skill?
    • 02 ~ Casino Marks Winners
    • 03 ~ Easy to Leave Casino
    • 04 ~ Use Trend & Probabilities
    • 05 ~ Expect High Drawdown
    • 06 ~ Casino Cheats to Win
  • Casino Prespective
    • B) The Casino's Standpoint
    • 07 ~ Casino's Bread & Butter
    • 08 ~ Casino's Built-in Weapon
    • 09 ~ Casino Wants You to Win
    • 10 ~ Casino's Deadliest Weapon
    • 11 ~ Casino Uses Distraction Tactics
    • 12 ~ Casino Uses Supernatural
  • Gambler's Mindset
    • C) The Emotions in Gambling
    • 13 ~ Impatience Increases Urge
    • 14 ~ Fear Restrains Desire to Gamble
    • 15 ~ Over Confidence Backfires
    • 16 ~ Indecision Causes Regrets
    • 17 ~ Covet Adds to Greed
    • 18 ~ Don't Ignore Intuition
  • Your Armaments
    • D) Know Your Armaments
    • 19 ~ Keeping Records is Compulsory
    • 20 ~ Sizing is the Name of the Game
    • 21 ~ Conduct Post Game Analysis
    • 22 ~ Abstain to Recuperate
    • 23 ~ Find Brief Moments of Biasness
    • 24 ~ Rely on Luck to Salvage Losses
  • Lethal Habits
    • E) Avoid these Habits
    • 25 ~ Rage's Rampage
    • 26 ~ Chasing Losses
    • 27~ Discontented Feeling
    • 28 ~ Gambling with a Burden
    • 29 ~ Gambling Beyond Your Means
    • 30 ~ Gambling for Thrills
  • Reliable Tendencies
    • F) Keep these Customs
    • 31 ~ Maintain Humility Always
    • 32 ~ Expect to Lose
    • 33 ~ Reinforcement is Unnecessary
    • 34 ~ Observe Warning Signs
    • 35 ~ Prudent Cash Management
    • 36 ~ Expense the Winnings

Charles Wells came to Monte Carlo Casino with an initial bankroll of £4,000. Along with the money he brought long his incredible system and his "perfect" gambling mentality.

In July 1981 he broke the bank at Monte Carlo 12 times in 11 hours. Wells won more than 1 million francs in 3 days. Bystanders would take notes when he is playing hoping to discover his fantastic system.

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