Fibonacci Roulette System

The Fibonacci is a number sequence that wasn't initially designed for roulette but people have tried to adapt it for the game. It's a system that can be applied to even chance bets bets like red/black.

It's basically a sequence of numbers where the next number is dictated by the sum of the previous two. This may sound confusing so here is what a Fibonacci line looks like if you start out with a 1.

Just to give you a quick example of the maths in case you're unsure, the last number is 89 because the previous two numbers, 34 and 55 add together to give 89.

As you can see the progression is much safer than the martingale which would be at 1024 at the same stage of progression as above. The problem with the Fibonacci is that it doesn't always give you a profit.

If you win your first bet you get a profit. If you win your second or third bet you break even. After that you will always be in minus which means that this style of using the Fibonacci doesn't have much room for profit.

What you can do to try and get round this is go back two stages in your progression after a loss, therefore when you get back to the start you will always have a profit. Let me explain this in a little more detail.

If you got to the stage of the progression where you need to bet 21 and you won, your next bet would go back down to 8. If you then won this bet as well your next bet would go back down to 3.

This is a good way to use the Fibonacci because you only need to get half as many wins as you get losses to be successful. The only problem though is if you hit a long losing run your bets may start eating too far into your bankroll for you to be able to recover.

Remember to set yourself a stop loss limit before you start playing and to stick to it.