Place 14 units on 19-36, 5 units on the six line 13-18 and 1 unit on zero: 20 units per spin. Every number from 13 to 36 plus zero is covered, only 1 to 12 loses.
If 19-36 comes up you win 8 units, on 13-18 you win 10, on zero 16. On 1 to 12, the most likely single loss, you lose all 20. There is no progression: the same layout every spin.
What the tester shows
Covering two thirds of the wheel wins often, but one loss wipes out two or three wins. At 20 units per spin, the base bet decides how long a bankroll lasts: test it with a 1 base bet before a 5.
Test it on 2,000 sessions
Fixed layout: 14 units on 19-36, 5 on the 13-18 six line, 1 on zero.
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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.
James Bond strategy: questions
Why is it called James Bond?
The layout is attributed to Ian Fleming’s novels, where the agent plays it at the casino.
Does James Bond work on an American wheel?
It can be played, but the double zero is not covered: one more losing pocket and a 5.26% house edge instead of 2.70%.