Just started roulette - any tips for a beginner?

KarateGavyn7

Roulette tips? Just started,

Pizzaportable

Alright, so here’s how I roll. I stick to the streets. The only numbers I skip are 1 through 3 and 34 through 36. Basically, it’s a nice little win every time you hit. Like, if I’m playing 10 units on all five streets, I get back 60 when one hits. Not bad, right? And then, you know, I’ll toss a little side bet on a couple of individual numbers. Just for fun, in case there’s a big score. 🙂

SnaccAttackX3

Then I’ll throw in something like that

EchoFrostbite

Don’t play! One of the worst for the player house edges in any casino.

DevilBuzz

Don’t mind my art skills… I broke the wheel down into 3 colors each color evenly spaced out every 3 spaces on the wheel. Playing all 12 numbers of any color gives you a number every 3 spaces on the wheel… 3 red/odd, 3 red/even, 3 black/odd, 3 black/even. If you play any 2 colors together that’s 42 numbers you’ll have 2 consecutive spaces covered throughout the wheel… consisting of 6 red/odd, 6 red/even, 6 black/odd, 6 black/even. It’s easier to try to memorize 1 set of numbers of a color and bet them every time then eventually add a 2nd set if you want. Don’t play 0 or 00.

rynickviper21

Hey, here’s a tip for ya!

Any roulette strategy claimin’ to give you an edge? Total nonsense, I’m tellin’ ya!

Honestly, I’ve scooped up way more chips from strategy players at roulette than any other game it’s alot!

Lumineko90

Honestly, looking back, I don’t really believe there are any true tips. In my experience, it’s all just luck. I remember reading up on odds and payouts, like at that roulette physics site, and it just reinforced that feeling for me.

dirkwyatt66

A little over a year ago, I figured out how to play roulette by watching HUNDREDS of YouTube videos and checking out all sorts of winning strategy systems people show. I’ve tried every system I liked on a bunch of free online and app roulette simulators. I always test the ones I like on at least three different simulators just to see how things might shake out with real money. Based on the overall results from those three, I decide whether to play or not play the system for real. So far, I’ve never played with a live dealer; I only use those electronic roulette tables the round ones with four to eight chairs, like in the photo. As a beginner, I stick to the electronic tables with a $1 minimum starting bet (using a 50 cent chip, so you can place two bets for $1 total). Some tables, though, start at $5 (with only a $1 chip, meaning you have to play at least five of those chips each round).

Also, my BIGGEST tip if you plan to try any of those winning roulette systems from YouTube or online videos: make absolutely sure you can place the same bets with a live dealer or on an electronic table. Most of the systems I’ve found? The electronic table WILL NOT let you place the bets shown in the videos, so I could never actually win like they did. Since I live near a casino with an electronic table, I go there, put real money in the machine, and quickly try to place the bet one of those systems calls for just to see if it’s even possible. If I can’t, a pop up says “BET IS NOT ALLOWED.” At that point, I cancel my bet fast to make sure I’m not stuck betting on the next round (since I’ve got real money in there). Casinos in my area only give you about 25–30 seconds to place your bet. So when I’m experimenting with real omney, I have to be quick to cancel. To make it easy, while I’m at home, I take a photo of my computer screen with the bets from the simulator. That way, at the casino, I can pull up the photo and place my bets within 25–30 seconds AND delete the bet before the next spin. If I like a particular system AND IF I can actually place the same bet on the electronic table, then I go back home, practice more on the simulators, and decide whether to use it with real money next time I go back.

My only issue now is, I’ve found some really great winning roulette systems that I CAN play on the electronic table, BUT they’re very risky. They can win BIG if your bankroll is big enough, but they can also lose everything very quickly, even with a big bankroll.

Hope this helps. Good luck. 🙂

cyanken69

If you wanna be a pro, stick to inside bets trust me! 😊 For my own strategy, I play 12 numbers on every spin, and I use the Fibonacci sequence to figure out my stakes. Honestly, it works out just fine for me!

RoffKiskan

Black 11 & 13

Red 19 & 21

RailSledge

Hit and run, I win 3 units consistently online. The player has several good strategies.

AuthroPendraig12

Don’t play. Save your money. 7%+ house advantage on every bet.

WinterDrex

Huge bankroll and small starting bets

PyroTurtle69

If 11 comes on the next round play 22 and 33 and double zero

kriegerbrock

13 comes then play 31 after that

terrayoutm

If any number comes play that same number again for a back to back

MidnightWhimsy

Watch where that ball lands every single time does this dealer have a drop pattern or what? Figure it out, because spotting a tell could be your ticket to the big win.

Luperdog13

Always play the zero and double zero

ZippyBeard7

Study the quarters of the wheel.

Do this on both European and American roulette.

Play 9 numbers.

Do the math to profit.

GorblimWaltz

3 units and red and 2 units on 2nd column , progress with math up and down