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Guys, what is your preferred strategy when you play roulette? In my experience, I've found out that playing a less-risky form of Martingale is actually the only way to beat the house. So instead of doubling all the time on red or black, why not playing on the three columns (1 to 12, 13 to 24 and 25 to 36) which always triples your winnings while you can gradually increase your stakes when you lose?
Does this strategy works for you? Or do you have other ideas to win some bucks?:)
I have tried playing 2 of the 3 columns playing $5 on them. Every spin you hit, you bet $10 and win $15= $5 profit.
But that is risky because you risk 10 to eventually return 15, so only 5 pure profit. And you can't really use a safe Martingale for this one.
That is very true. Was many years ago, my recollection may be flawed. But I wanna say... that whenever you lost , you doubled up your bets until you won...lol
That's the most aggressive type of Martingale and works in theory only:)
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I'm the regular red black sucker. Tried the martingale once for 7 bets in a row starting at $1 and lost.
I just think if someone was fading me, how much money they could have made that night.
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You should try betting on the three columns. Far more productive and less risky.
Don't you just break even? lol
Sooner or later it will lose, as the house's got the edge. But if you are to play, I'd say this three columns strategy works the best. At least for some quick money in the pocket:)
Hi i was wondering if anyone had ever tried the mayer Roulette strategy or head of it?? does it work or is it a scam?
Never heard of it...Diva ???
You will hardly find trick for winning big game. In case you win money at the roulette table just make use these tricks very carefully.
I'll try the martingale strategy next time. I usually bet randomly on the outside edge and then a couple numbers like 2. Then I yell out deuce like I'm playing texas holdem in an allin showdown and want a blank to hit.
But there is also Zero? As Zero is the thing that make roulette profitable for casinos..Quote:
Originally Posted by iGaming Diva
Hm... I`ve spent a lot of time playing different casino games and I think that the roulette is practically the single game which can`t provide to you the ability to use your own strategy. I thinks it`s imposible especially in online field. But.. I thinks if the soft is unreliable, and the bugs can appear there without a considerable reason, you can try to play it..ad maybe the luck will be on yur side.. So bugs which will help you to win is the single reason to win.. For the rest ou can`t implement your strategy anyhow.. except that only your spending money..I mean to spread your budget to the time of the game you want to play))
About bugs - you can use such casini and wait fot the bug, but I thinks it`s unreal to earn money due to this because such casinos with unreliable soft also will not pay you anything at all...)
Still the single strategy for roulette is that how you will spend your money on it)
I think igambling is all about luck. Anyway thanks for sharing some useful info.
It would be dubious and wrong to recommend a certain roulette strategy here. The game is still based on chance and luck. You can determine what you want to bet and where you place your bet, but where the ball will end up is uncertain. Theoretically, only the color red can fall for 24 hours, but in practice this has never happened. Here I show you the two roulette strategies that are among my favorites. The James Bond and Martingale Strategy . Both systems are very simple, fun, and have the potential for good profits. :smile:
it's all about Lucky day of you, To be sure, not all of these numbers have a chance to come out even just once. On the other hand, certain numbers can even appear more than 5 times. So so that you know which numbers often come out, then looking at the history of previous roulette games is the solution. I have recommended website for play roulette
By the way, I advise you to play the original version of the Dog House slot, as it has very high chances of winning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thaddealf
Good strategy I guess. thanks
That's an interesting approach to playing roulette. The modified Martingale strategy you mentioned, focusing on the three columns, does seem like it could offer a bit more balance between risk and potential reward compared to the classic red/black Martingale. By spreading bets across the columns and gradually increasing stakes, you're diversifying the risk a bit more.