Roulette
Gambling Tips
Martingale
Roulette System
In
the Martingale roulette system, each bet is
doubled after a loss, and you go back to your
starting bet after every win. You will win one
unit for every win, as long as you have enough
money and do not get to the house limit. Once you
reach the house limit, then you will lose the
house percentage because there is noplace else to
go.
There
are many variations of Martingale roulette system,
and it can be used with other methods. For
example, you can use a three-stage Martingale of
10-20-40 combined with betting that the decision
before the last one will repeat.... or bet that
the FIRST shooter (only) will throw a pass (or
don't pass). In this latter one you are betting
only one bet on each shooter.
Some
people add one or more units to each of the
doubled bets. Others will change to a parlay after
a certain point (let the first bet
"ride" on the second bet after a win)
and bet the amount that it takes to win what you
want to win. Another variation would be to split
it up and then win it back one part at a time....
there are many variations of Martingale roulette
system, with which people swear they are winning.
Labouchere
Roulette System
The
Labouchere roulette system, also called
"Split Martingale" or
"Cross-Out" or "Cancellation"
or several other names.
In
its simplest form, you write down some numbers...
let's say 1 2 3. Each bet is the first and last of
these numbers. In this example, it is 1 and 3,
which equals 4. If you win you cross the two
number off and bet the next two that are on the
outside. In this instance there would be only the
single two unit bet. If that wins you complete the
series and win a total of all of the numbers (six
here). If the bet loses, then you add that one
number to the end of the series. So, the first bet
would be 4 and it loses, so you add 4. That makes
the next bet 1 plus 4, which is 5. And so on....
This
means that you need to win only 1/3 of the bets
PLUS two more and you will complete the series and
win the amount that is in the series. Since you
normally will win ALMOST half of your bets, that
means that you MUST win... or must you??
This
has also been done with many variations. One would
be to use different numbers, such as lots of ones
in the beginning, to keep the series from growing
so fast. So, the series would be something like 1
1 1 2 2 3. When you complete the series you will
win 10 units. The first bet is still four. You
must win 1/3 plus 3.
Other
people have devised ways of splitting it up when
the bet gets too high. Set it aside and win one
series and then go back and finish the second
series.
There
is a "Reverse Labouchere roulette
system" for the brave at heart. You add the
amount of the win to the end, and cancel the 2
outside numbers each time that you lose. The bet
is the sum of these two outside numbers. This
gives you many very small losses in return for an
occasional very large win.
Parlay
Roulette System
A
parlay is very simple. You just "let it
ride." Make a bet, and then leave the
winnings there to ride on the next bet. This does
not have to be the whole amount. There is a method
around called "31" where you have a
series which is 1 1 1 2 2 4 4 8 8 (for a total of
31 units). Your first bet is one unit. This could
be any bet from a dollar to 1/16 of the table
limit. It is 1/16 and not 1/8 because you must
parlay the 8 units. If that bet wins, you bet the
same amount again. If it loses you go up the
series with a parlay on each bet. Notice that if
you win any of the parlays you will be winning
anyplace from one to nine units.
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