Comments for Dr Martin Blakey

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by Jason

Jason — Mon, 18 Feb 2013 12:09:48 +0000

Had another player at the table yesterday telling me that it’s no use tracking the numbers “unless you can tell me that the ball has a brain”. I laughed. He told me that it was useless trying to determine the future from what has happened in the past. “They’re random events with no bearing on each other”. “Who says” I retorted back. “Everyone knows that” he replied with a bit of Irish gusto. “A bit chaotic perhaps” I laughed. “But you can’t see or prove chaos and your theory” he added. “Do you believe in god” I said. “Yes” came the reply, a safe bet given he was Irish……..”But you can’t see or prove god”…..”Faith” I chortled! He smiled likewise and gave me a wide smile. I left with 67 chips after 1.5hrs play……….
I should have simply told him what you told me you tell people when you are challenged with “Does your system work?”……..”Nah, it just allows me to lose slower than everyone else”

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by mb

mb — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 11:17:19 +0000

I have seen you in action and totally impressed with your organisation and readiness. This is now several months and let it continue.

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by Jason

Jason — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 02:29:04 +0000

Still no losses mate…….
Can’t reiterate the importance of being patient and not getting drawn in to bet when you aren’t supposed to, as you get caught up with the excitement of the table and being part of the action. Be happy in watching other peoples enjoyment, safe in the knowledge that you are 99.9% sure to leave the table a winner as a result.

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by Jimmy Fish

Jimmy Fish — Sun, 25 Nov 2012 12:33:58 +0000

Martin .. I agree with Jason
I would strongly recommend that players purchase your book and read about the perils of playing roulette without a real plan They should work through & understand the theory ,staking methods and have above all have patience
The players that think they know which number is coming next without tracking chaos are kidding themselves and and are helping boost the coffers of Casinos
I have been a keen supporter of this method for many years and it works if you follow the guidelines
Little fish are sweet so they say

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by mb

mb — Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:29:48 +0000

Hi John, your comments are incouraging. I intend to share some actual playing sessions in an attempt to illustrate the predicable patterns in Chaos Theory. There appears to be a few more players who are opting to be satisfied with small returns. One such player is using a bank of $300 with $5 chips and the target is to win 10 chips per session. At present the progress is slow but overal positive.

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by John

John — Fri, 23 Nov 2012 12:13:12 +0000

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Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by mb

mb — Thu, 15 Nov 2012 21:24:55 +0000

Thanks for the comments Jason, you are without doubt the best student using my system. You have hit the nail on the head – discipline is the key to success, coping with the boredom of waiting is satisfying when you leave winning. Sometimes the amount of profit is low but when you look around at other players it is great.

Comment on Chaos Theory and Roulette by Jason

Jason — Thu, 15 Nov 2012 11:53:59 +0000

Martin, you have opened my eyes and changed the way that I view what has always been considered a game that can never be beaten. I bought your book 18 years ago, and it has continued to fascinate me to this day. Chaos would probably be the way that I would describe my previous play all those years ago. I find it much better now that I use chaos, rather than play chaos. Discipline however is the key.