ALTERNATIVE WAY ROULETTE
Introduction
I believe that this is one of the off the best systems on the market today,
playable on both European and American roulette wheels.
The details in this document may seem complicated at first, so I suggest that
you read the document several times to get familiar with the system, then
practice using the examples given. Only when you are thoroughly familiar
with the method should you risk any money at the casino. There are many
distractions you can get in the casino and with this system you need to know
exactly what bets to place and your current profit or loss.
There are three important watchwords that you need to be aware of because
they are key to you becoming a professional roulette player. They are
Patience, Concentration and above all Discipline.
You need the patience to wait for the right opportunities to bet, particularly
if you’re not getting any wins at the beginning of a session.
This method requires concentration because there are always potential
betting opportunities to be found and then followed according to the rules.
You need to know the rules by heart and be ready to follow the numbers
indicated. There’s nothing worse than seeing a number come up that you
should have been betting on.
You must have or acquire discipline to walk away when you have reached
your win target and walk if you reach a loss target.
To help achieve these goals, never bet when you are tired or drunk or
stressed out. Your patience, concentration and discipline will go out the
door.
I realise that you may want to bet on other opportunities that may seem like
a good bet at the time. I know I’ve been there. If you want a fun gamble then
by all means do so, but with a completely separate bankroll and with money
you can afford to lose. However, all the results from this system are gained
by strictly following the rules and the bankroll requirements. If you use part
of the system bankroll for other bets, then you may not have enough
bankroll left to turn a losing session into a winning one.
Follow the rules of the system and you will become a professional player.
I am assuming that you already know how to play roulette and what the
various bets are. I have provided a copy of a table layout showing the bets
and the odds (appendix 4). This is a European wheel layout, but in most
cases the bets apply the same for the American wheel. There are slight
differences on the American wheel with the split bets around the zero and
the double zero.
The System
Time and time again you will see sequences like this on a roulette table:
33 16 2 7 12 11 13 11 11 6 14 27 29 7 0 36 22 21
33
This is an extract from an actual session played by me. You will notice that
number 11 appeared three times in quick succession. In addition, the
10/11/12 line or street appeared four times and the 11/12 split appeared three
times. I refer to these numbers, splits or lines as becoming hot.
These hot numbers, splits and lines are the basis of the system.
SYSTEM RULES
The rules have each been given an id code so that we
can refer to them in the later examples
Single number rules in order of priority or how hot the number is:
NR1 If a single number repeats three times within 16 spins follow it for the
next 10 spins with a stake of 2 units.
NR2 If a single number repeats twice within 5 spins follow it for the next 5
spins with a stake of 2 units.
NR3 If a single number repeats twice within 11 spins follow it for the next 2
spins with a stake of 2 units.
A number win will give you a return of 72 units (including stake).
Split Number Rules (in order of priority):
SN1 If a Split repeats three times within 10 spins, follow it for the next 5
spins with a stake of 2 units.
SN2 If a Split repeats twice within 6 spins follow it for the next 2 spins with a
stake of 2 units.
A split win will give you a return of 36 units (including stake).
Line or Street Rules (in order of priority):
LN1 If a Line repeats three times within 7 spins, follow it for the next 5 spins
with a stake of 3 units.
LN2 If a Line repeats twice within 4 spins, follow it for the next 2 spins with
a stake of 3 units.
A line win will give you a return of 36 units (including stake).
Each time you have a win, re-check what rule the number split or line now
falls into and then follow the new rule for bets. For example, a number that
wins when following it after 2 hits in 5, now falls into the rule for 3 hits in 16.
If we take the sequence previously shown:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
33 16 2 7 12 11 13 11 11 6 14 27 29 7 0 36 22
21 33
The betting would proceed as follows:
At spin number 6 - Total
11/12 split (twice in 6, 2 units for 2 spins)
10/11/12 line (twice in 4, 3 units for 2 spins)
Spin 7 - lost 5 units -5
13/16 split(twice in 6, 2 units for two spins)
Spin 8 - win on Line and Split = +72, lost on 13/16
split. +65
Number 11 (twice within 5 spins, 2 units for 5 spins)
11/12 split (three times in 10, 2 units for 5 spins)
10/11/12 line (three times in 7, 2 units for 5 spins)
Spin 9 - Win on Number, Split and Line = +144, lost
on
13/16 +207
Number 11 (now three times within 16, 2 units for 10
spins)
11/12 spilt (still three times within 10, 2 units for 5 spins)
10/11/12 line (still three within 6, 2 units for 5 spins)
Spin 10 - lost 7 units (number, split and line)
+200
Spin 11 - lost 7 units +193
11/14 Split (3 within 10, 2 units for 5 spins)
13/14 Split (2 within 6, 2 units for spins)
Spin 12 - lost 11 units (number, 3 splits and line)
+182
Spin 13 - lost 11 units +171
Spin 14 - lost 9 units +162
Number 7 (2 in 11, 2 units for 2 spins)
11/12 spilt (end of sequence)
10/11/12 line (end of sequence)
Spin 15 - lost 6 (nos. 7 & 11 and 11/14 split) +156
Spin 16 - lost 6 +150
Number 7 (end of sequence)
11/14 split (end of sequence)
Spin 17 - lost 2 (no. 11) +148
Spin 18 - lost 2 +146
The total profit taken on this sequence is 146 units, including stakes returned
and by taking all bets to their conclusion. Under ‘when to quit’ I’ll explain
why we should quit at spin 14 and not spin 18.
Don’t worry if this is a bit confusing now, I have a worked example in
appendix 1 and more sequences in appendix 2 that will help. As you practice
the method, you will get familiar with the process and easily identify the
betting opportunities.
When to bet
Most of the results and sequences shown in this document are taken from
sessions where I had no knowledge of previous numbers spun. Most of the
tables did not have automatic scoreboards. Where there are scoreboards, I
have had some success by joining a table when the scoreboard is showing a
repeating number. This may not always be reliable because the number may
be just going cold at that point, but it may be an indication that the dealer or
croupier will continue to spin repeats. I would say that it gives you a better
chance than if a totally random set of numbers were showing.
You need to be careful with scoreboards because they don’t always give
accurate results. They sometimes show the wrong number, or stop showing
the numbers and then suddenly start working again. Of course, the casino is
never in great hurry to fix them.
I’m usually not too happy about joining a table where nobody is betting or a
‘cold table’. However, recently I did have a good session where the dealer
was waiting to play, and she hit four 7s within 16 spins.
In England if you are the only person at the table, the dealer will spin the
wheel for you with no bets placed. On my visits to America, I found that they
will not spin until there’s money on the table. So in the US you need to join a
table where other people are playing and wait for the numbers to start
hitting.
Where there’s a table minimum stake (e.g. in Las Vegas, it is $4 or $5), you
will have a problem as you may only want to place a single bet of 2 units. If
you can afford to, increase your unit bet (and the table bankroll) to cover the
table minimum, otherwise you will need to adjust your bets in some way to
put down the minimum. In a lot of cases when a number is repeating, the
split or line is repeating, which gets round the problem. This does not always
happen, so I am currently compiling results based on extra bets to get round
the table minimum problem. Registered purchasers will receive a copy of
these results. The solution is likely to be based on neighbouring numbers or
streets.
Bankroll
I use a table or session bankroll of 120 units with a minimum target profit of
40 or more units per session. The loss target is reached when the next bet
would take the loss beyond 120 units. In these situations, you will usually
have some chips left over. Over the course of the 100 sequences shown in
appendix 3, the extra chips added up to one table bankroll, so it’s a good idea
to keep them.
I have an average daily profit target of 20 units using £5 or $5 units which
gives me 35,000 per year (350 days). Your choice of unit must be according
to your own resources - never bet more than you can afford to lose.
I work with a total bankroll of 10 times the 120 unit session bankroll (1200
units) and a reserve of the same amount (1200). I doubt if you will ever
exhaust your first bankroll (see results sequence in appendix 3) but the
security of the reserve gives you the confidence when playing. Scared betting
is to be avoided.
Having said this, it is possible to start with a smaller bankroll and build from
there. When you look at the results, you can see that it is possible to have
session profits of several hundred units.
When to quit
Your table bankroll is 120 units and you of course quit when this is gone. If
you have enough from your overall bankroll, then you can play another
session on the same day. I wouldn’t play more than three losing sessions, it
will hit your confidence - you can always come back another day.
The win target for a session is 40 or more units. You can quit at this point in
each session, which will give you a nice overall profit - see results in
Appendix 3.
I find that when numbers are hot you can get some really good wins by
betting after the 40 or more target is reached. These big wins more than
make up for the losses.
The rules for betting after target reached:
After the 40 target is reached, keep betting in groups of five spins until your
total profit is lower than at the start of each five spins.
If during the extra bets you are about to make a bet that takes the overall
profit below 20 units, then quit at that point.
If the total profit is greater than 300 units, quit
only after two losing sets of five spins.
In the example sequence shown before, the target was reached at +60 after a
further 5 spins, the total profit was 159 units. After 5 more spins, this
dropped to +134 units - time to quit.
Sequence 10 in the examples given (appendix 2) shows the quit point before
the profit drops below 20 units.
Sequence 13 shows the increase in profits by allowing for two losing sets of
five extra spins when you are well in profit (300+).
Conclusion
I hope you have been able to follow the rules of this system and seen the
potential for regular tax-free income. To help there’s a worked example in
appendix 1 and more sequences to look at in appendix 2.
This is not a very easy system to work - making money on the roulette wheel
has never been easy. By working at it, you can take advantage of the trends
that always occur during a roulette session and then enjoy the rewards. If
you find that following the splits lines and numbers is too much at first,
follow the repeat numbers only. This is still profitable and you can start with
a smaller bankroll.
You must approach this in a professional manner. Always record the
numbers on a casino card or in your own notebook. After each spin count
back on your card to see if any of the system rules are met or if a higher
priority rule is now is use. After each wager record the profit or loss and the
running total. If you keep your chips in neat stacks of 20, it is also easy to see
how much you are ahead.
Keep a record of each winning and losing session and the running total profit
or loss for all sessions to date. When you first start to use the system, revue
the sessions that you have played to check that they have been played
correctly and to learn from mistakes made.
Keep your overall bankroll (2,400 units) in a separate bank account from
your other money and withdraw only what you need for a visit to the casino (
I suggest no more than 3 table bankrolls of 120). keep the winnings separate
from other cash you have for day to day expenses, or pay it straight back
into the roulette bank account.
In this way you keep everything on a professional level and will be soon
making a regular income.
This system continues to make money on a daily basis and we are confident
that it will continue to do so. If after giving the system a fair trial you are
not happy that the system can make money for you, let us know and we will
refund the purchase price.
I wish you the very best of success!
All But Three
The minimum bankroll for this strategy should be $100.
In this strategy, we will cover and win on all the numbers on the table except
three (assuming you are playing on a single zero roulette table). Since there
is so much symmetry on a roulette table, there are many different ways we
can make this same bet. Some of the methods are either than others. Which
method you use depends on the rules of the casino your gambling in.
System 1:
Step 1: Place a $9 bet on 1-18.
Step 2: Place a $6 bet on 25-36. Step 3: Place a $2 bet on the 4 number bet of
19,20,22,23.
Evaluation: As you can see, with this system, you will make $1 on ever
number but 21,24,and zero! On those three numbers you will lose $17.
Playing this strategy as outlined above is not a good money making strategy
as you only win $1 per session. To improve this strategy, increase all the bets
by a scaler multiplier! For example, if you wanted to win $2 on all the
numbers (instead of $1), you need to multiply all the above bets by two. (I
play to win $2 a pop and have had pretty good success!).
The problem with the above system, is that some casinos will only
allow you to make a $5 minimum inside bet, and with the above
strategy, even when you are betting to win $2, you only have a $4
inside bet. To fix this problem you can use one of the next two
strategies which do the same identical thing as the
above strategy by making different bets.
Strategy 2:
Step 1: Place a $12 bet on 1-12.
Step 2: Place a $12 bet on 25-36.
Step 3: Place a $6 bet on the 6 number bet of
13,14,15,16,17,18.
Step 4: Place $1 bets on 19,20,22,23.
Analysis: Again with this system, you will win $2 on
every number.
Strategy 3:
Step 1: Place $2 on every number but 21,24, and zero.
Analysis: This is a silly way to play roulette as it
would take you a large amount of time just to place
one bet! I just put it here to show that there are
many ways of making the same bet. The advantage to
this strategy is that it is easier to change the three
numbers that are not covered (it doesn't have to be
21,24 and zero!)
