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Roulette strategies

Seven betting systems, each playable on the table and testable on 2,000 sessions in a second. You see what a strategy really does to a bankroll.

Strategy tester

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sessions end in profit
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sessions run out of money
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median session
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worst session
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best session
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sessions hit the table maximum
One session, spin by spin

Every session is played with the same random draw as the table above. Nothing here is an estimate.

The strategies

  1. Martingale strategyDouble after a loss, back to 1 after a win.+1 unit per won cycle
  2. Fibonacci strategyFollow 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8…: +1 step after a loss, −2 after a win.89 units for the 11th bet (1,024 with martingale)
  3. D'Alembert strategy+1 unit after a loss, −1 after a win.+1 unit after each loss
  4. Labouchère strategyBet first + last of 1-2-3-4, cross out on a win.10 units won per cleared list (1-2-3-4)
  5. Paroli strategyDouble after a win, collect after 3 wins in a row.+7 units per 3-win cycle
  6. 1-3-2-6 strategyBet 1, 3, 2, 6 units while winning.+12 units per full cycle
  7. James Bond strategy14 on 19-36, 5 on 13-18, 1 on zero.25/37 numbers covered, 67.6%

How to read the tester

A strategy does not change the odds of a single spin: red still comes up 18 times out of 37. What it changes is the shape of a session. Some systems win small amounts often and lose rarely but heavily, others lose a little often and win big rarely.

That is why the tester plays 2,000 sessions with your settings instead of one: the share of sessions in profit, the share that run dry and the worst session tell you more than any promise.

Roulette strategy questions

Can a roulette strategy beat the house edge?

No. Every bet keeps its house edge whatever you bet before or after it. A strategy changes how often you finish a session up, how much you risk, and how long your bankroll lasts.

Which roulette strategy is the best?

It depends on what you want from a session. Martingale and Fibonacci finish most sessions up but lose big when a long losing streak hits. Paroli and 1-3-2-6 risk little per cycle and win rarely. Test them with your own bankroll to compare.

Are betting systems allowed in casinos?

Yes. Casinos do not forbid any betting system; they limit them with a maximum bet per table, which stops a progression like the martingale after a few doublings.