Online Live Roulette systems are broadly divided into two approaches: Progressive Betting and Non-Progressive Betting. Below, we outline each so you can try them out and see which fits your bankroll and style—sha!
Progressive Betting
Progressive Betting aims to recover losses and make a profit by adjusting your stake size after each outcome. Imagine you’re backing a soccer match handicap and lose – you’d double your next stake to win back what you lost plus a bit extra.
Martingale
- After each loss, double your wager.
- Bet on the same outcome (e.g., red) each round.
- Once you win, you recover all prior losses in one spin.
- Be cautious: long losing streaks require a deep bankroll.
Fibonacci
- Follow the sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8…
- Each new bet equals the sum of the previous two.
- Even if losses outnumber wins, a short win streak can secure profit.
Inverse Martingale or Paroli
- Opposite of Martingale: only double after a win.
- Ideal when you feel on a hot streak—like chasing boundaries in a cricket match.
- Stop when you hit your profit target or reach your bankroll limit.
D’Alembert
- Increase your bet by a fixed unit after a loss; decrease by one after a win.
- Choose your unit (e.g., 0.5% of total bankroll).
- A gentler progression reduces risk compared to Martingale.
Paroli Betting System
Popular with beginners, the Paroli system builds on winning runs. Wager $10, win to make $20, then stake $40. If you win thrice, bank your winnings and start fresh at $10. It relies on the momentum of successive wins.
Non-Progressive Betting
Here, you keep the same stake each spin, focusing on coverage rather than progression.
James Bond
Cover 25 of 37 numbers to boost your win chances. Costs more but can pay off handsomely.
- $5 (≈ $1 619.30 ZWL) on numbers 13–18
- $14 (≈ $4 574.60 ZWL) on 19–36
- $1 (≈ $323.86 ZWL) on 0
- Payouts: Zero pays $16 (≈ $5 181.76 ZWL); 19–36 pays $8 (≈ $2 590.88 ZWL); six numbers pay $10 (≈ $3 238.60 ZWL).
Betting on Neighbouring Numbers
Numbers on the table aren’t in sequence on the wheel. Pick up to 10 adjacent numbers on the actual wheel and place equal bets. Stick to your selected ‘slice’ and adjust size if you feel lucky—just like rotating players in a cricket batting order.
Romeosky Roulette Technique
- Involves 32 numbers per spin with 8 chips.
- Excludes five specific numbers.
- Boasts an 86% theoretical win rate.