Roulette Betting Strategies

Two Popular Systems

By Bill Burton
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Roulette is a negative expectation game. On the American double zero wheel,
the house has a 5.26 edge and there is no betting strategy or system that
can change the house edge. If you see any advertisements for a system that
claims to beat the game of Roulette dont waste your money. These claims
are false. Over the years some of the greatest minds in history have tried to
devise a system to beat the game.
Albert Einstein studied the problem of how to beat the game of Roulette. After
spending time on the problem he concluded that it could not be done and he
was quoted as saying, "The only way to beat Roulette is to steal the money
when the dealer's not looking." In a sense, he was correct. His point was that
there is no way to employ some mathematical configuration of bets to
overcome the house edge.
Although there is no strategy for beating the game, many players like to
employ a set betting pattern when they play Roulette. Instead of dropping
chips all over the layout they prefer to make bets that cover multiple
numbers along with a straight bet on a single number in hopes of grinding
out small wins while allowing them to play longer. Here are two popular
Roulette betting strategies for playing the inside numbers. If you are
unfamiliar with the inside bets, look at this Roulette step by step.
Double Street Quad Strategy
With this strategy you will make wagers on two double streets along with a
quad or corner bet and one straight up number. By using this betting pattern
you are covering 17 numbers on the layout and there will not be more than
five adjacent slots on the wheel that are not covered.
You will be wagering six chips per spin. You will put two chips on each of the
double streets and one chip on the corner bet and straight number. You can
select your favorite number to play straight up. I like to play the number five
so here are the numbers I use.
Two chips on the double street to cover: 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
Two chips on the double street to cover: 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33
One chip on the corner to cover: 17, 18, 20, 21
One chip on the number 5. (You can pick your favorite number but it should
be one that is not covered by one of your other bets.)
The Pay Of
The double street pays 5 to 1. You have two chips on it, so you will collect ten
chips if the ball lands on one of the numbers covered by your double street

bet. You will have a profit of six chips. (You will lose four chips. Two from your
other double street and one from your quad bet and one from your straight
up bet.)
The Corner/Quad bet pays 8 to 1. If the ball lands on one of these four
numbers you will have a profit of three chips. (You will lose four chips on the
double street wagers and one chip on the straight number.)
The straight up number pays 35 to 1. If the ball lands on your number you will
have a profit of 30 chips. (You will lose four chips on the double street wagers
and one chip on the corner bet.)
Five Quad Strategy
With this strategy you will make five quad/corner bets along with a single
straight up number. With this betting pattern you are covering 21 numbers on
the layout. If you select a straight up number that is included in one of your
corner bets, you will only be covering 20 numbers. You will put a single chips
on each of the following corner bets:
5, 6, 8, 9
10, 11, 13, 14
17, 18, 20, 21
25, 26, 28, 29
32, 33, 35, 36
Bet one chip on your favorite straight number.
The quad bet pays 8 to 1 so if the ball lands on one the numbers in any of
you quad bets you will collect will make a profit of three chips. You collect
eight but lose four on your other quad bets and one on your straight up bets.
The straight up number pays 35 to 1. If the ball lands on your number you will
have a profit of 30 chips. (You will lose five chips on the five corner bet.)
Both of these strategies are designed to extend your time at the table. You
will not get rich as you are only grinding out small profits on each winning
spin. If you want to try for a bigger win you can add one chip to the bet that
wins in hopes of having repeating numbers. You can also vary the specific
numbers that you use for the double street or corner bets. Experiment with
your own betting patterns. You wont get rich but you will have fun. One final
tip is to always try to play at a full table. This will slow the game down and
reduce the time your money is at risk, while increasing your comp time.
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Roulette Software
The strategy concept of roulette software is to bet on a single number all the
time. That selected number must not be changed until you have a win. Now,

it is unlikely that the number is hit on your very first spin. The ball may not
even fall into it on your tenth spin. But what if I told you that the Roulette
Number software is going to try that very number up to 185 times? That
would improve the odds for winning immensely, wouldnt it?

Youve read that right. Roulette Number software is going to stick with betting
on one single number up to 185 times. If that number hits only once, you are
not only a big winner, but additionally also recover all your previous losses.

Consider this: a European Roulette wheel has 37 numbers on it. The wheel is
spun 185 times. That is a multiple of five times the total amount of numbers
on the wheel. It is safe to assume that on average each number hits home
once every 37 spins, yet youre spinning the wheel up to 185 times. That
leaves you plenty of room for feeling confident that your chosen number
ought to come up at least once, doesnt it?

I even ofer you proof that this strategy is efective by giving you the
opportunity to download the FREE edition of my roulette software, so you can
convince yourself that it really works.

How Much Does the Roulette Software

Bet on Each Spin?
Actually, you wont need to worry about that at all. The roulette software
does all the necessary calculations for you and decides on the optimal betting
amount. However, if you want to learn how the software does this and what
the exact betting strategy is, you can find a detailed description in the
Secret behind the Roulette System bonus, which youll get for FREE
together with your copy of the licensed edition software.

Why Doesnt the Roulette Software Bet on

More Than Just One Single Number?
Many players tend to succumb to the idea that their chance of winning will
increase immensely if theyre betting on more numbers with the roulette
software. However, this is a wrong move if you want to win in the long term.

Yes, your chances increase in the short-term when youre playing multiple
numbers, but short-term winnings can just as easily and quickly be lost again
if you continue to pursue that betting strategy using multiple numbers. You
need to concentrate on long-term winnings if you want to strike it rich. I will
prove to you below through mathematics why that is so:

Lets assume you play 37 spins and each number on the wheel lands just
once during those 37 spins. You are betting $1 on number 0 throughout all
spins. When the ball lands on 0 youll win $35 ($36 - $1 = $35). But youll
lose $1 for each of the other 36 numbers/spins. That means that after those
37 spins youve ended up with a total net loss of $1 ($35 won - $36 lost =
-1$).

Now lets play that example through again. This time youre betting on 2
numbers during each of those 37 spins. Lets say youre betting $1 on
number 0 and $1 on number 1. When the ball lands on 0 or 1 youll win $34
($36 - $2 = $34). But but youll lose the $2 total bet for all other 35 numbers.
At the end of those 37 spins you therefore have incurred a total net loss of $2
($34 x 2 - $35 x 2 = -2$).

Were going to raise our stake now, shall we? Okay, now lets say youll bet
on 10 numbers during each spin of those 37 spins. You place a $1 each on
number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. When the ball lands on either of these
numbers youll win $26 ($36 - $10 = $26). But youll lose the $10 total bet for
all other 27 numbers. After 37 spins youve now sufered a total net loss of
$10 ($26 x 10 - $10 x 27= -10$).

See how your losses mount the more numbers you play? Its a mathematical
certainty and the idea that the more numbers you bet on the higher your
winnings will be is simply a misconception that doesnt work. The unshakable
fact is that you losses become exponentially higher the more numbers you
play. If you bet $1 on 20 numbers, youll have lost $20 after 37 spins. There is
nothing you can do about it.

Its been proven through thousands of records that the above is true in the
long term and of course under the assumption that each number really lands
on average once every 37 spins. Betting on multiple numbers at the same

time is a fundamentally wrong decision for long-term winning. The perfect

solution, however, is betting on only one single number and stick with it.
That's why you need to try this roulette software!