Roulette Systems 2024-2025

While there's no guaranteed win strategy for roulette, we offer advice to enhance your playing strategy. Our system has an 84% success rate, aiming for a minimum win of 5 chips and a maximum of 105 chips. Details at the end.

Martingale System

The Martingale system, popular in roulette, often helps players break even or make small profits. It involves doubling bets after losses, but risks include exhausting your bankroll and hitting table limits.

Using the Martingale System means betting on 'even' choices like red or black. The system is straightforward: double your bet after each loss until you win, then restart.

Martingale System: Step by Step

• Bet 1: 1 chip on red. Outcome: Lose. Total Loss: 1 chip.
• Bet 2: 2 chips on red. Outcome: Lose. Total Loss: 3 chips.
• ...Continues with doubling the bet after each loss...
• Bet 5: 16 chips on red. Outcome: Win. Net Outcome: 1 chip profit.
• Bet 6: Start again with 1 chip on red. Net Outcome: 1 chip profit.

Doubling bets sequence: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128.

Seven consecutive losses lead to a 64-chip bet, which might exceed table limits.

Fibonacci System

Based on the Fibonacci sequence, this strategy progresses slower than Martingale. You increase bets according to the Fibonacci numbers, allowing more control over your bankroll.

Fibonacci sequence for betting: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34.

This system risks significant losses over time despite slower bet increases.

Oscar's Grind System

Oscar's Grind is a simple yet effective roulette betting strategy, also suitable for other even-money games. The rule is basic: maintain your bet after a loss, but increase it by one chip following a win. The aim is to secure a profit of one unit per session. The session ends when this one-unit profit is achieved, regardless of the number of wins or losses. It's ideal for 1:1 payout bets in roulette like red/black, even/odd, or high/low.

This system is user-friendly, requiring you to up your bet by a single chip after a win, and hold steady after a loss. The challenge lies in knowing when to reset and begin anew, particularly in extended play sessions.

• Starting Bet: Begin with a bet of 1 unit (e.g., £1).
• First Bet: Place your initial bet on an even-money outcome (e.g., red in roulette).
• Outcome 1 - Loss: If you lose, maintain the bet at 1 unit for the next round.
• Outcome 2 - Win: If you win, increase the next bet by 1 unit (now 2 units).
• Continuing Play: Adjust your bet as follows:
  • After a loss, keep the bet the same.
  • After a win, increase the bet by 1 unit.
• Objective: Aim to earn a profit of 1 unit. Once achieved, end the session.
• Resetting: After reaching a profit of 1 unit, reset the betting to 1 unit and start a new session.

Roulette Strategy

Diverse strategies continue to evolve in roulette. Our modified Romanovsky strategy targets a minimum win of 5 chips with an 84% success rate.

Our Roulette Strategy

Bet 70 chips across the table: 25 on the second dozen, 25 on the third dozen, and 10 each on two corners that is not on any of the dozen. This strategy aims for a 5 to 105 chip win range. Losses occur only with numbers 0, 1, 2, 4, and 12.

FAQ

Martingale Betting Sequence

Sequence: Start with 1 chip, double after each loss. Example: Bet 1, lose. Bet 2, lose. Bet 4, lose. Bet 8, win. Restart with 1 chip.

Fibonacci Betting Sequence

Sequence: Follow Fibonacci numbers for bets. Example: Bet 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34... After a win, go back two numbers in sequence.