Системы игры в рулетку

. . . . I have used this "dip" progression mostly applied to either 2 columns or 4 x 6-line (for some reason I have always preferred these to the dozens?) With any sensible selection + wait for right opportunity you should get the first two wins regularly. The third "dip" bet locks in a profit for the series. Increase the bet? Normally I have operated on the basis of stopping at 10 units profit for the first 3 attempts(even if the progression is continuing to win I stop and take the profit) After this I will follow the progression until it breaks -capped at 5 units.

I would not recommend trying on a computer simulation, however as simulations are a lot different from the real thing in results. If you want to test it without betting money first then record the numbers from a real casino. Ok so here it is: 1). Record 38 spins on a double zero wheel (37 on a single zero wheel). 2). Mark all numbers from the 38 that have come up 2 or more times in those 38 spins. 3).

We will be working with 3 sets of numbers. 2). Those sets are: zero to ten ( 0 to 10 ) eleven to twenty ( 11 to 20 ) and twenty-one to thirty ( 21 to 30 ) 4). Using a simple reduction technique, we are going to reduce those sets until one set has only six numbers remaining. 5). We will play those six numbers for a maximum of six spins. 6).

A roulette wheel is round and has 38 separately numbered pockets in which the rotating ball may land. The numbers change back and forth between red and black; the first red number is number one. 0 and 00 are both greens. If a player bets on a single number, he is paid 35 to 1. This means that the casino has the advantage of 2 out of every 38 spins. So, roulette, like any other gaming event must rely on both luck and strategy. BETS: You may bet on two numbers by placing your chip (or chips) on the line between two numbers such as 2 and 3.

Among the many profitable strategies I have developed and proved in practice, and in many thousands of actual roulette wheels all logged on computer, is one I call The Alternative Distance Repeats. Record each number, as it shows and the direction of the ball rotation, clockwise or anticlockwise (C or A). Calculate the number of spaces clockwise, that each number is from the previous result. I used a double-sided Distance and Spaces table to quietly do the calculations. You back the number that is the same distance, or number of spaces, from the previous result on the next spin in that same direction. In 5000 spins on one wheel, with 30 different croupiers, this strategy is 469 chips in profit, a return on investment of 10 per cent, for a flat stake of 1 chip on every spin. This can be improved by only betting on the clockwise spins.

Don't go thinking my systems are unique or fantastic. Like I said, it's not the system, but the money management that is important. Let me explain before you read the systems. There are just so many ways to bet in roulette. Single numbers, splits, 3 number lines, 4 number quads, 5 number, 6 number line bets, 12 number 1/3's, 12 number columns, 18 number (high/low, red, black, odd, even). What this means is "How conservative or risky do you want to bet?" "What recovery rate is feasible to you?" among other things. Less risk? bet 35 numbers, but recovery is to win 35 times in a row if you lost once.