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I have two coupons for roulette at Lucky 7 Casino. They are for 50,000W each. The way it works, apparently, is you bet 50,000 on roulette and the coupon is good for matching it. So your pay out is twice as much.

I'll sell them for 25,000W each or best offer. Even to me it sounds a little fishy and I'd be glad to sign something saying I will reimburse you if the coupons are not accepted. I post on here fairly often and am not a scam artist. They were given me by a regular at that casino who says he has used them before.

I figure if you're going to the casino anyway and plan on playing at least 50,000W on roulette, maybe this will work for both of us.

[samd]

I think they work as a free bet. If you lose, you lose the coupon, if you win, you win 50,000.

Seeing as the odds on the outside bets on roulette are slightly under 50/50, 25,000won would be a losing price. Around 24,000 would be a break even price, and any less would be win/win for you both.

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[Alphabet_Stew]

I don't get it (being a roulette player myself).

You want someone to pay 25,000won for a coupon.

Then that person has to place 50,000won on a 1-18, 19-36, even, odd, blak and red. If the person wins, payout is 1-1

TOTAL = 75,000won (cash + cost of coupon).

If lose - LOST 75,000won
IF WIN win = 150,000won.


If the person wins - wouldn't they have won the 150,000won anyway if they had just placed 75,000 won on the square, without purchasing a coupon from you.

It seems the only person winning, is the person selling the coupons.

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Yeah, I don't know. I don't know much about gambling. I saw it as basically doubling your bet with the casino's money/coupon value.

If it's a gyp, you'll get your money back. They were given to me and I don't really gamble. Maybe I'll go suck down some free drinks and see just what their dilly is.