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Edited by Kabir903 at 22-12-2023 09:42 PM
Roulette Strategies Shared:
1. **Line Betting Strategy:**
The basic approach is to define bets based on sections of the roulette wheel. For example, using 6 numbers, you bet on six unrelated lines: (1,4), (7,10), (13,16), (19,22), (25,28), (31,34). By avoiding the outcome of zero, you secure a win. This method can be used for scoring, and many times, accumulating enough points even without hitting zero. With 4 numbers, betting on 4 unrelated lines results in a 2:1 outcome, meaning you win half, equivalent to playing 3 sections against 2. This method transforms the large area of 12 numbers into a smaller area of 6 numbers, allowing you to pursue hot numbers. When executed well, it can be effective.
2. **Color Betting Strategy:**
This method involves betting on colors, either "red" or "black." If you use 6 numbers, the strategy is to operate based on colors—bet 300 on both red and black, and 20 on zero. Winning on zero yields a profit of 100, while winning on red or black results in a loss of 20. You can slightly increase bets on the favored color if you have confidence in it. It's a progressive betting system where you adjust your bet size based on previous outcomes.
3. **Three-Road Progression:**
This strategy involves betting on three roads simultaneously.
1. Record numbers in sets of 6.
2. Compare the second set to the first; if you see 3 numbers the same or 3 different, the next 3 bets will be different. If 3 are different, the next 3 bets will be the same.
3. Continue comparing the last set to the previous one.
4. Simultaneously observe three trends: big/small, odd/even, red/black.
5. Betting is done using a layered progression strategy, and the number of layers is up to personal discretion.
6. For example, the progression might be: 1-2-3, 2-2-3-4, 3-3-4-5, 4-4-5-6, 5-5-6-7.
7. Basic strategy: Bet three times when a trend is established. Stop after hitting two wins or losing three times. Increase the bet size by one layer after two wins and decrease after two losses. |
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