Roulette System

DJ PHILITIMO · 08-04-2008, 10:31 AM

The system in question has been sold on by many webmasters under various guises and has been a big trend amongst the high rollers of Vegas. The origin traces back to 18th Century France known under the alias "Martingale!".
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The adapted system is that you would stake on an outside bet i.e red/black/even/odd. Your bet has to be relatively small i.e £1.00. If you win then you will continue to re-bet the same amount on the same colour progressively. If you lost that bet then you would double your bet to £2.00 on your colour again. If you win this, you win back your loss plus the original stake which counts as profit. If you were to lose again you would then double up from £2.00 to £4.00 on your colour red again. If you win this time you win back the £3.00 you lost plus your original stake of £1.00 as profit. If you are on a losing run then you would continue to double up on your colour until you eventually win back your losses plus stake.
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You will be making profit each time you win and losing is not a problem so long as your colour turns up in several sequences. With a huge bank roll you could make significant profit; the problem lies though with table limits or ofcourse not having enough money to cover your next bet. This money can soon accummulate but if you hold your nerve and play a controlled game then you can make good profits.
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Remember that on each spin you have less than a 50% chance of winning. This figure is 48.6% on a Euro table (1 zero) and 47.3% on an American table (2 zero). The probability of losing 9 consecutive bets on a Euro table is .0025 or once in 400 spins. The longest record in history for consecutive Reds is 32, taking place in a casino in Brazil. You know sequences will eventually break but you do need to control your game.
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(P.S Betfair now offer ZERO HOUSE EDGE and so the chance of winning improves to 50%... see the link below)
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Firstly I am not trying to sell an Ebook here... most of the Roulette systems across the web sell on this information. I just wanted to pass it on here with some ideas of what sites I believe to the best for running promotions to new members via the attached links. Such promotions allow you to apply the martingale strategy at NO RISK as in most cases you will be betting with free money via the signup.

Promotions were very important but it was also important to make sure that each online casino is reputable offering fair gaming policies and each site featured does this well. To provide fair gaming policies they use RNGS (Random Number Generators) and they employ internationally respected auditing firms.

Betfair features a 100% matched bonus upto £50.00. What makes Betfair so unique is that they have a zero house edge rule which means NO ZERO on their tables providing the finest odds available across the internet.

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Casino On Net is a brand of 888. They are one of the most reputable online casinos found across the web! They have various promotions in running... the initial promotion is that they will offer a 25% cash bonus on signup with a further £100.00 on offer.

Gala Casino offer a 100% matched bonus upto £100.00. Gala are one of the biggest names in the UK with over 30 land based casinos scattered across the country. There site boasts LIVE DEALERS operating 24 hours.

Inter Casino provide upto a £125.00 bonus on select gaming. What makes the site so unique across the internet is that their Roulette tables have table limits over £6500 which can not be matched anywhere; ideal for the martingale strategy.

Ladbrokes are well known in the industry from their bookmakers and their online casino is every part as good as any competitor on the market. They offer a free £20.00 and will go on to offer a £100.00 bonus. What is great about the site is that their Roulette tables bets start from £0.25 which is perfect for the martingale system as you can lose a fair few sequenced bets without accummulating much money staked in play. You can even run turbo bets which will draw around 12 spins per minute. The martingale strategy favours this site more than any other.

Paradise Casino is a brand of Sporting Bet who are well known in the industry. They provide a £75.00 bonus which is a great incentive with many running promotions available every week

sploja · 08-09-2008, 09:06 PM

dont like this system DJ me and me mates have had a go at it loads of times it tends to lul you into a false sense of security. it works for so long then blasts you out the water taking all your doh with it. think the rng algorithm might have software counter measures in place in recognising your bettin pattern. just a guess.

have read up on it a bit as well. the martingale system is a aggressive method of negative progression betting. dubbling up on each losing spin like you say. losin on 8 spins would go like this $1 $2 $4 $8 $16 $32 $64 $128 add all bets up for total stake is well over $200. winnin on that 8th spin makes jus $1. to risky for me mate. dont know anyone whos had a good win with it yet.

you say sequences break so you need to control your game. how do you do this do you set a max number of losing spins then stop bettin. if you do whats the limit you stop at. might test it out. peace. sploja

KNG · 08-26-2008, 04:08 PM

If it was me, i would play until i get a half decent win, lets say i lost on 32 then doubled it to 64 and won then won again. Then i would stop. goto a different machine, or a different table then start again with 1 pound.

lazza17 · 10-26-2008, 01:54 AM

the guy is a con and any one who knows about roulette knows all betting progression systems are a recipe for disaster.They've been around for centuries.This guy is a shill for the casinos looking for suckers

Tripleeagle · 10-26-2008, 11:58 AM

Welcome to the forum, Lazza, and thanks for your input...
He might be a shill but it also gives us a chance to discuss Betfair's new roulette
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carazychris · 09-19-2009, 12:03 AM

ive heard of this system before not too sure if it will work in the long run tho

pean · 09-20-2009, 02:15 PM

Yes the Martingale system is a real problem when used on Roulette. Dont use it for more than one win. Just come out of it after the first win. Even if its only £1. A profit is a profit. Go to another site and do the same thing again. With 15 sites that could be £60 a day if you return after 2 hours to each site. Its still only an 8 hour days work.

transam7410 · 11-17-2009, 03:34 AM

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