Roulette Systems Explained

What are the most famous betting systems for playing roulette?

Without a doubt, roulette is one of the best known and most preferred casino games by most players around the world. Both in traditional casino halls and on online platforms such as Roof Top Room the popularity of this game is impressive. The reason is that, quite simply, the dynamics of the game are fast and exciting.

The game is quite simple, it consists of trying to guess the colour and number of the square where a small white ball will land that spins at high speed in the opposite direction to the roulette wheel. What is striking about the game is that it offers good odds of winning and you can place small bets and extend the fun for a long time.

Roulette systems 

Both in traditional casino rooms and online platforms, we can apply certain gaming strategies to increase the chances of winning. Some of the gaming systems pose a considerable increase in risk, something that must be assessed by the user.

Next, we will tell you a little more about the most popular betting systems for playing roulette.

Martingale

The Martingale system is one of the most widely used systems in the game of roulette. Its application is simple, but it has a considerably high risk. It is based on doubling the same bet when you lose, keeping in mind that by mere probability you can hit some point and get some profitability.

The problem with this method is that, when the bets are doubled consecutively and the hit takes time to occur, the player can lose the available money very quickly, therefore it is not the most intelligent system if what you are looking for is simply a bit of fun.

D’Alembert

It is a similar version to the previous one, but with a moderate risk, ideal for players who have a limited budget. With the D’Alembert system, you only have to raise the bet 1 dollar each time you lose and lower it 1 dollar when you win. The bet will not be so risky, but it still maintains a good profit margin.

Fibonacci

The system is based on the application of a mathematical sequence that bears the same name as its creator, Fibonacci. It is considered a very low-risk betting system, but the profitability is also limited.

The basic operation is to follow a specific numerical sequence (1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21-34-55-89-144-233-377-610), so you know how much money to bet. When losing, the player bets on the next number in the sequence and when winning two numbers are moved backwards on the same sequence.

James Bond 

This will surely be the riskiest game system anyone can try. It consists of placing multiple bets in an attempt to increase the odds of winning. The risk is based on the need to start the bet with a base of $200, according to the explanation of the strategy made by its creator, the writer who gave life to the famous James Bond character, Ian Fleming.

It works like this: you bet 140 dollars on the high numbers, 50 on the numbers 13-18, and 10 on zero. Thus, the chances of losing are reduced to the ball landing between the numbers 1 to 12.