What roulette strategies work best for you?

WizardOfNope · 2025-06-26T13:43:10+00:00

So I’ve been messing around with roulette lately, trying out all these different strategies and stuff. Some days I crush it, others I just... don’t. I mean, what even works? What strategies do you even use? Are you all about the systems, or are you just wingin it and hoping for the best? Let’s swap stories or something!

BagpipeBandito

idk, seems kinda helpful i guess. i'll mess around with it a bit to see how it feels. but honestly, not sure what the criteria is for moving them. like, even if you lose on one side, you can still win on the other, right? from what I've seen, you get two shots at it. so is there even a point in moving them? feels like it might not matter much.

SnaccAttackX3

BagpipeBandito Yeah, it’s definitely personal preference — you don’t have to move them, but sometimes it can make a difference. For example, if the wheel seems biased (like the ball keeps landing in a certain section), you might want to switch which color set you’re playing to match that area.

It also helps to get familiar with how the numbers are laid out on the wheel, not just on the betting board. That way, you start to recognize which numbers sit next to each other and which ones are opposite — like learning the "quadrants" of the wheel.

One other thing: each color group in this system leans slightly differently in terms of high/low numbers:

Orange has 8 numbers from 1–18 and 4 from 19–36

Red has 4 from 1–18 and 8 from 19–36

Blue is split evenly: 6 from 1–18 and 6 from 19–36

So depending on whether the wheel favors low or high numbers during a session, you might adjust which group you play. Hope that clears it up a bit.

RouletteJack

A little over a year ago, I learned how to play roulette via looking at hundreds of YouTube videos and looking at various winning roulette strategy systems in these videos. I have tried all of the systems that I liked on the many free online and smartphone app roulette simulators. I always tried the systems I liked on at least 3 different simulators (to experiment and see the potential outcome if I were playing with real money). Based on the overall results from using the 3 different simulators, I make a decision to “play” or “not play” with real money using the system. Thus far, I have never played with a live dealer, I only play on those electronic roulette tables (the round roulette table with four to eight chairs, like the one in the attached photo). As a beginner, I only play the electronic roulette tables that have a $1 minimum starting bet (starting with a 50 cent chip, thus letting you place two bets on the board for $1 total). Yet there are some roulette tables that have a starting bet of $5 (with only a $1 chip to start with, thus making you play at least five of these $1 chips per round).

Also my biggest tip I can give you, if you plan to use any of those winning roulette systems that they have in those YouTube or other online videos, be sure that you can place those same bets with a live dealer or on an electronic roulette table. Most of those winning roulette systems I have found, the electronic roulette table WILL NOT let you place the same bets as shown in those videos, thus I could never win any of those winnings as they did in those videos. Since I live near a casino with an electronic roulette table, I always go there and put real money in the machine and quickly place the same bet as one of those winning roulette systems calls for, just to see if I can play those exact same bets. If I can’t play the exact same bet, there is a pop-up message on their screen that says “BET IS NOT ALLOWED”. So at that point, I quickly cancel my bet to make sure I’m not betting on the next upcoming round (since I have real money in the machine). The casinos in my area only give you about 25 - 30 seconds to place your bet. So when I’m experimenting on these machines with real money, I have to be quick, so I can quickly cancel my bet. Yet to make it easy, while I’m at home, I take a photo of my computer screen with the bets on the roulette simulator. That way when I’m at the casino, I can quickly pull up the photo and place my bets within 25 - 30 seconds AND delete the bet before the next hand. If I like a particular winning roulette system AND IF I can actually place the same bet on the electronic roulette table, then I will go back home and practice the system on the simulators and see if I want to use the system playing with real money the next time that I go back to the casino.

My only problem now is, I have found some great winning roulette systems that I CAN PLAY on the electronic roulette table, BUT they are very risky. They basically can win BIG if the bankroll is big enough, but they can also lose very quickly even with a big bankroll.

I hope this information helps. Good luck. 🙂

Glaciumix

I ride the streets, ya know? Only missin' out on 1 3 and 34 36. It’s like grindin’ for that daily juice, and every hit gives you a unit. Drop 10 on all 5 streets, and you’re lookin’ at 60 on a win. Then I sprinkle a lil’ somethin’ on a couple numbers, just in case Lady Luck decides to smile big. You ever feel like that one long shot could change everything?

NiteViper23Z

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

TofuWrecker99

Don’t play. Save your money. 5%+ house advantage on every bet.

AuroraVagabond

Yo, here's a hot tip! Any roulette strategy claiming to give you an edge? Straight up bogus, fam! I’ve snatched so many chips from roulette strategy buffs way more than any other game, tbh. 🤑

Aurorawitch89

Use the 2123345 betting progression on EVEN MONEY BETS like red/black or odd/even. If you lose 4 times in a row, SWITCH TABLES. Try to find a SINGLE ZERO table for better odds.

CynicalBlissful

Hey, here's a tip: take a moment to really watch where the ball lands each time. You might start to notice if this particular dealer has a pattern in hhow the ball drops. I remember once I was watching a game, and I swear, the ball kept hitting the same area every few spins. It was kinda interesting, right? Like, maybe they have a favorite spot or something. Anyway, it's worth paying attention to might just give you a little edge or at least make the game more fun!

Glitterwhorls

13 comes then play 31 after that

KingZero9

Honestly, I get it feels like roulette is all luck, right? But let’s b e real, there’s some strategy to it, mate. I mean, yeah, the house edge is always there, but certain bets can work in your favor. Don’t get me wrong, chasing that one number is a gamble, but playing the odds or evens can give you better chances. Just don’t fall for the gambler’s fallacy, thinking the next spin has to be red just because black came up five times in a row.

Darksnapr

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

NoodleNapalm

Hit and run, I win 3 units consistently online. Tony Leos WAGE has several good strategies.

BreadwinnerX0

If you want to be a pro, stick to inside bets. I personally play 12 numbers on each spin, using the Fibonacci sequence for my stakes, and honestly, it works out pretty well for me.

Pizzaportable

Always play the zero and double zero

EchoFluxX

learn Texas hodem play against people not built in house edge

Auroraeon8

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

SugarKnight88

Alright, let me share a little tip I picked up from a friend who loves roulette. So, if you’re into that sort of thing, here’s what you might want to try. First off, take a good look at the wheel both the European and American versions. Now, I know what you’re thinking, What’s the big deal about the quarters? Well, let me tell you, it’ss all about the sections.

Once you’ve got a handle on the quarters, here’s where it gets interesting. My friend swears by playing nine specific numbers. I was skeptical at first, but hey, I gave it a shot. The real kicker is doing the math. You see, it’s not just about random luck; it’s about strategy.

I remember the first time I tried this. I was at a casino, feeling a bit nervous, and I thought, Why not? So I studied those quarters, picked my nine numbers, and did the math. And guess what? It worked! The profit wasn’t astronomical, but it was steady, and that’s what counts, right?

So, if you’re feeling adventurous, give this a try. Just remember, it’s all about the strategy and a bit of math. Happy spinning!

Nexastryx

Honestly, if I’m being completely upfront with you, the odds here are pretty dreadful definitely the worst in the house. But hey, if you’re just looking to pass the time and rack up some comps, you could easily spend the whole day sitting there playing. I mean, it’s not the best use of your money, but if you’re into that sort of thing, you might as well go for it. I remember this guy I used to know who would play 3/3 all day, every day. He wasn’t winning big or anything, but he loved the steady trickle of comps free meals, discounted rooms, the occasional upgrade. It wasn’t the most glamorous way to spend his time, but hey, it worked for him. And who knows, you might find yourself in the same bota, just enjoying the slow grind and the little perks that come with it.

SilentiumPulsus

I don’t play roulette, but if I did, I would seek a single zero wheel.

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