1. Double up. If you are betting on black versus red or odd versus even, then try the following strategy: each time you lose, double up the amount that you bet the first time and then bet on the same color until you win. This is called the Martingale Strategy.
- For example, let's say you bet $5 on red and it lands on black. On your next turn, bet $10 on red so that you can win your money back and make a profit. If it lands on black again, double your amount again, betting $20 on red. Continue doing this until the wheel lands on red (which it inevitably will), to win your losses back and gain a profit.
- Start off by betting the minimum amount that your table allows. Remember that some tables have a maximum amount you can bet, meaning you may reach the maximum before you see a win.
- This strategy requires that you have enough money to be able to afford doubling up each time.
1. Double up. If you are betting on black versus red or odd versus even, then try the following strategy: each time you lose, double up the amount that you bet the first time and then bet on the same color until you win. This is called the Martingale Strategy.
- For example, let's say you bet $5 on red and it lands on black. On your next turn, bet $10 on red so that you can win your money back and make a profit. If it lands on black again, double your amount again, betting $20 on red. Continue doing this until the wheel lands on red (which it inevitably will), to win your losses back and gain a profit.
- Start off by betting the minimum amount that your table allows. Remember that some tables have a maximum amount you can bet, meaning you may reach the maximum before you see a win.
- This strategy requires that you have enough money to be able to afford doubling up each time.
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Try the Grand Martingale Strategy. This betting system is the same as the Martingale Strategy, but instead of doubling up, the player doubles up and adds another unit. The "unit" is whatever bet you started off with.
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Use the James Bond Roulette Strategy. This system involves betting $200 total, distributed as follows: $140 on the high numbers (19-36), $50 on the six numbers (13-18), and $10 on zero. This increases your likelihood of winning by spreading out your bets.
- If the number is between 19 and 36, you will have an $80 profit; if the number is between 13 and 18, you will have a $100 profit, and if the number is zero, then you will have a $160 profit.
- The only way to lose is if a number between 1 and 12 comes up, which means a loss of $200, in which case you may employ the Martingale Strategy for losses.
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Look for the en prison rule. This is generally only applied European wheels -- and even then only sometimes. It's a rule that brings down the house edge to 1.35% on even money bets. Here's how it works:
- Let's say you bet on black. If the ball lands on zero (it must land on zero), the house keeps your $10 and the ball spins again. If it lands on black, you get your $10 back. You don't win anything, but you don't lose your $10!
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