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Hello everyone!
I’ve decided to start a little "blog" about my journey into Russian Roulette.
For myself, to keep track of the madness, and partly for anyone curious enough to follow along. :)
I’ve been playing Russian Roulette for a while now, enough to get a real feel for the highs, the lows, and the sheer thrill of it.
Some of you might recognize me from the RR tables.
Before that, I played poker. I did pretty well, actually sitting on a solid +3b profit.
But poker requires constant attention, and in daily life I don’t always have the luxury to monitor at a table. Russian Roulette, on the other hand, fits my schedule perfectly: Quick, Intense, and brutally simple.
Of course, there are times I won’t be playing:
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Evenings and weekends (family comes first)
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Holidays
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When my faction is chaining
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During certain events where I need full life (Halloween, etc.)
I don’t have a grand "end goal". My aim is simply to grow my net worth as much as possible. My RR bankroll will be nearly all of it – minus a few billions to fall back on if things go horribly wrong. After all… it’s just a game.
In Post #2 I will update with my total results and current strategy. I adjust the number of spins I can stomach and the stakes depending on how I feel.
Yes, I know - many high-rollers this will look like pocket change. And yes, I’m fully aware that the Martingale strategy can (and maybe will) blow up at some point. Save me the warnings – I’m here for the thrill, not the safety net...
The plan is to post a weekly monthly update with results.
Let’s see how long I can keep dancing with the bullet. :)
Cheers!
Today I reached a milestone that I have been tracking for quite a while.
I started pickpocketing cyclists because it offers some of the best $/nerve returns in the crimes (I guess)...
Over time, what began as an efficient way to spend nerve slowly turned into a goal of its own.
After pickpocketing 17,126 cyclists, I have now stolen a total of 1.000 Xanax.
Reaching 1.000 stolen Xanax was never the original objective, but after tracking the numbers for so long, it's satisfying to finally hit the milestone.
I'm curious how many others have stuck with cyclists long enough to reach similar number?
Edit with more stats:
It turns out that I earn an average of $11,120 per nerve by pickpocketing cyclists.
Out of 18,066 attempts, there were:
- 17,217 successful attempts (95.30%)
- 609 failures (3.37%)
- 240 critical failures (1.33%)


I would like to suggest adding a global “Top 10 Net Profit” leaderboard to the Russian Roulette statistics page.
Russian Roulette currently has separate leaderboards for “Top 10 Overall Winnings” and “Top 10 Overall Losses.”
If a player appears on both lists, their net profit can be calculated by subtracting their total losses from their total winnings.
However, each leaderboard only displays ten players.
If someone does not appear on both lists, it is impossible to calculate and compare their net profit using the global statistics.
A dedicated leaderboard would calculate the result for every player and display the ten highest net profits.
The calculation would simply be:
Total Money Won − Total Money Lost = Net Profit
Poker already has a global “Top 10 Net Money Won” leaderboard, so adding the same feature to Russian Roulette would create greater consistency between the casino games.
The new table could be placed alongside the existing winnings and losses leaderboards with the following columns:
Position | Player | Level | Net Profit
This would not change the gameplay. It would simply present existing data in a more useful way and give Russian Roulette players another record to compete for.
Thanks!
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Edit:
I can confirm, that she have paid me the 80m back!
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Well - the fact is that I have been scammed for 80m by:
FunkyMonkey7
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The story is as follows:
The person who scammed me became the new director of the company I was employed at.
I had an agreement with the previous director to buy trains.
I made a new deal with the new director to buy trains for the rest of the month.
After I sent the money, she sold the company.
She has written herself that she owes me the 80m but has been ignoring me for many days now. (She is active)
How would you approach it?
Do you have any good advice to get the money back?
And yes I can see now, that she has many enemies and is a "[background color=var(--bbc-body-bg-color)]Distinguished Thief"
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Ten days later…
Ur?
Gratz!
It is honestly insane that GD never flipped.
We were sitting in High Voltage, fighting like absolute madmen and waiting for the flip that seemed inevitable.
From our perspective, allowing APEX to eliminate HV without turning on them was a certain death sentence for GD.
Every tick, we expected them to realise what was happening and make their move - but for some reason, it never came.
APEX had already spent the entire day fighting us like hell, yet the moment it became a 1v1, they still completely crushed GD. That was exactly the outcome we had all predicted and the reason a flip seemed like the only logical move.
I am genuinely curious to hear GD leadership’s explanation, because from the outside, the strategy simply made no sense.
They had the opportunity to change the entire ending of the event, but instead they allowed their strongest remaining opponent to remove HV before walking straight into the expected defeat.
⚡️⚡️⚡️
Everything...
Everyone has been saying they’d have to flip at some point.
They’ve been stacked and haven’t been under any serious pressure.
And now it looks like they’re losing the 1v1, just like everyone expected.
What the hell is their leadership doing?
I have participated in Elimination a few times now, but I have honestly never been part of a team as good as High Voltage.
The teamwork, organisation, energy and determination throughout the entire event have been absolutely incredible!! ⚡⚡
A massive thank you to the leadership, captains, councilors, push captains and helpers who have spent countless hours organising everything, calling targets and keeping us motivated.
And thank you to every single member who showed up, followed the calls, used their energy and fought for the team.
Whatever happens from here, we can be incredibly proud of what we achieved.
We reached the final three, and made sure High Voltage left a serious mark on this year’s Elimination.
It has been exhausting - but unbelievably fun.
I am proud to have fought alongside all of you, and I truly hope we get the chance to do it again next year!
FOR THE VOLTIDDIES! YESBALLS! ZAP ZAP! ⚡
The first bet was 200k, so the pot was 400k - but yeah, it still sucks!
It could be worse mate...

Apply apply!
Thanks a lot for following along. My foot definitely needs a break now.
Yeah, losing that much money was a pretty big blow. At least I’ll have a bit more time for all sorts of other things now. :)
But I definitely don’t plan on quitting.
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You will :D
I promise you, if you raise $26,214,400,000, I’ll play the 18th game! :D
Try playing 100,000 games and then tell me if you think it took a long time. :D
No thanks, lol.
It’s been one hell of a grind!
Yeah, we’ve played a lot of games together. It’s been quite a journey. :)
It’s been a really fun project, but I also knew there was a risk involved.
Thanks for all the conversations we’ve had about it. :)
It really is - but ship happens!
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Well, all things must come to an end, and so did this project.
After passing 100,000 games, I reached the point where I lost 17 times in a row.
I’ve promised the winner that I’ll keep them anonymous.
And to the person who sent this to my final opponent:
XXX sent you an event: 11:39:29 - 02/09/26 You were sent $1 from someone with the message: plz ruin dape so we dont have to see his annoying updates in the gambling forums anymore
You are rid of me now. :)
A huge thank you to everyone who followed along, and thanks for all your comments, thoughts, and observations along the way.
I’m going to stop playing Russian Roulette now and focus on rebuilding my net worth.
And holy shit, I’m going to have so much IRL time now that I won’t know what to do with myself. :D
I’m sure I’ll see you all around at some point.
And finally: GG
P.S.
I have to say, there were a hell of a lot of people trying to mug me on my way to those 17 losses in a row:



