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Roulette Line Betting Strategy
This is not a guaranteed winning strategy, and it's not something I invented, but I would like to discuss some viewpoints about it.
The name "line betting" means placing chips on the lines separating numbers on the roulette table. If any number related to the lines you bet on hits, you win.
Point 1:
If you use 6 different numbers, each on unrelated lines like (1,4), (7,10), (13,16), (19,22), (25,28), and (31,34), you might think that you're risking too much, and if a zero comes up, you lose everything.
However, this approach can be used for scoring points. Many times, if a zero doesn't appear, you can accumulate enough points. Zero risk always exists, and both you and the casino are aware of it.
You can also use this method to score points: Bet 300 on red and 300 on black and 20 on zero. If zero comes up, you win 100, if red or black hits, you lose 20. You can slightly adjust your bet on red or black depending on which one you feel is more likely.
What's the point of scoring points? Some casinos have daily lotteries or cashbacks. Some people come specifically for that. Even without the lottery, getting a cashback of over 100 RMB every day is achievable. When it comes to the lottery, winning a smartphone worth thousands or a small car worth tens of thousands is not a lie.
For example, recently at the Venetian, there was a daily drawing of one million RMB, and you needed lottery tickets based on points. The lowest prize was 10,000 RMB.
Roulette is the scoring tool for certain savvy players.
Point 2:
If you use 4 numbers, each on unrelated lines, the result is 2 to 1, meaning you win half your bet if one of your numbers hits. It's equivalent to playing the 3rd dozen against the 2nd dozen.
Various strategies for betting on the 3rd dozen against the 2nd dozen on forums lead to the same conclusion as Point 2. However, Point 2 offers more flexibility as you can transform 12 numbers into 6 numbers, allowing you to chase hot numbers. If you manage it well, making a small profit is possible. |
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