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by Pastaman on July 25th, 2003

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Are there any strategies for roulette?

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  • by Hp-Freeze on January 1st, 2007

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    As many have said already the house always has the odds on roulette and there is no system yet created to switch them into your favor. Also, there are libraries full of books on theories and progressive wagers for roulette, but my intent is to just add one.

    This is what I usually play if I try to test my luck. You bet the same amount ($5) on 2 of the 12 number bets (1/3 spots) on the same side of the board. So for example you bet $5 on 1-12 and $5 on 13-24 by doing this you have covered about 63% of the board. You could also bet the columns in much the same way(but do not cross bet). These 1/3 bets pay 2:1 so, using the example above: You have $10 on the board, if the ball lands on 1 you win one bet, you keep your chip and get $10, however, you lose the other so subtract that from the $10 you made and you have gained $5. But if the ball lands on 0, 00, 25-36 you loose $10. Which you should note takes 2 wins to just break even. The odds are still in the favor of the casino. If you stayed and played this for 38 spins and the ball landed on each number 1 time at the end you would be down $20.

    This method only slows your losses and keeps you playing for a while. It is unlikely that you will ever win at roulette however you never know you could have a good streak, but you could have a bad one too.

    Variation:
    The other strategy in these answers, the "Double up to catch up" can be used with this as well but you should be very careful because your bankroll will go a lot faster in a bad streak with 2 bets on the table.

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    • This is a good strategy, I like to also bet on the numbers also, Like if I pick the two higher 1/3 spots I bet a few lower numbers and a few higher numbers.

      +pts

      Anonymous X

      by Anonymous X on July 1st, 2008

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