How can I contribute to a casino game wiki with my own strategies?

first, check your theories in the field – take notes on the results of bets you make, over many rounds. The wiki is an empirical forum.

When you upload, call it “a possible solution” and report your test results somewhat tentatively: “I got X result after a 100 trials with this, so please help me review. ”

Quantify any assertions – size of bets, time in or out of the market, etc. Include all caveats about luck, house advantage, etc. Have detailed calculations prepared in advance and be able to defend them.

Don’t pretend to be an expert. You’ll be able to sense when you’re talking to someone who knows what he’s talking about – the best players in these leagues are well aware of what’s at stake, and the statistical likelihoods. Listen and learn.

Step 1: Choose a wiki (WizardOfOdds, GamblingForum), create an account, and read its rules and tips on contributing. Many wikis want evidence-based contributions. Begin by adding a few facts or clarifying something that's already there. Help improve other people’s pages to gain visibility. In your strategy posts, share reasoning behind your tips and include simulation results. Don’t take criticism personally. Earn the community’s respect.

First, check out the wiki’s instructions – there should be a contributor page or something similar. Then, explain why you think your idea is good, whether that means math (odds) or video game examples (gameplay). Be polite. Don’t use the word “best” and keep it simple. You can even post it on the official forums first if you’re unsure. The more numbers or in-game evidence that you give, the better. Post it under the suggested changes page or on the suggestion board, and see what other people say about it. Remember to always remain open-minded and willing to make minor changes, and you’ll be welcome at the table.

Do some research to see what others have written about the problem, find holes in their arguments, and come up with your own solution that is supported by reason or math or experience. You can then contribute to most wikis either through editing articles directly or posting comments. Comment first, then rewrite if there are no objections. Stick to objective facts, admit that you may be wrong, listen to criticisms, let others improve your post, and do your best to stay calm. (People will usually give you good advice, but they don’t like being insulted.) See you on the wiki.