Whether The Roulette Strategies Are Genuine or Just Myths

If you have ever played Roulette in any of the casinos, then you might know very well that how exciting and entertaining a game can be! Unfortunately, despite being thrilling, the odds of winning are very less in comparison with other casino games. Yes, there are indeed many strategies which can help you win a bet in Roulette. But the truth is that you can’t blindly rely on those tricks as this is a classic game of fortune. You can just expect a strategy to work for you but can’t get assurance. Let’s have a look at a few popular strategies in order to know that they are really effective or just a myth?

The Martingale

The Martingale is one of the conventional betting strategies in Roulette that bettors apply. It is believed that this method can increase the chance of winning for the end number of times. The process of applying this trick is very simple. If you win a bet, then just bet and double the amount in the next turn. If you lose, just bet the same amount for the next round. 

With this method, say, you win a bet with $5 wager, then your next bet will be double of the first wager, and this process will continue until you lose a bet. On the other hand, if you lose a bet with the same $5 wager, then, your next bet will be the same amount that you just lost, and this process will continue until you run out of money. Therefore, in reality, you shouldn’t use this trick as this is not going to guarantee you flawless winning at all. Rather with this, you could lose an end number of times. 

The Fibonacci

The next strategy used by the high rollers is the Fibonacci System. The mathematical genius, Leonardo Fibonacci, developed this system. Although this method is a bit more complicated than the earlier one when compared, according to most bettors, the hassle is actually worth it, because sometimes it proves to be more accurate than others. In this system, there is a sequence of numbers, and the sum of the last two numbers will be equal to the next number. For example, 1-3-4-7-11-18 and so on.

There is a probability of winning the bet is nearly 50%, which is considered to be good because the Roulette is generally based on luck.

The Reverse Martingale

This strategy was formed after the Martingale, and this is quite simple, just as the Martingale. The only cache in this strategy is that after each win, you will have to double your wager. This strategy is said to be aggressive because while applying this strategy, you might end up losing quite a lot of money. The motive of this strategy is that you should double your wager until you lose your bet, and when you lose, then you start over with the smallest bet possible. This strategy is based on the perception that there is a winning and a losing streak, but it is just another myth. It is also known as a 3-step reverse Martingale.

The Labouchere system

Well, it is the most complicated method among the rest. In this method, you have to divide your intended amount of wager into small parts and adding the rightmost and the leftmost numbers and place bets on that number, and if you win, then cross out the number and then again repeat the steps with the next numbers in the sequence. For example, If one intends to bet $20, then, the sequence will be:

      1-1-1-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-1-1-1 

Therefore, the first number will be 1+1= 2; then, if you win, the next will be 2+2=4 and so on. When you win, then you would have to add the amount lost with the rightmost number and then place the bet again.

Winding-up

Well, there are quite a few strategies out there to help you make the most on the Roulette but you should not depend solely on those strategies as you might end up losing quite a lot of money as this game is mostly dependent on the luck of the players and hence, no strategy can assure you 100% win.