Roulette Strategy Index

This is our main roulette strategy index where we list all of the different systems that we've written about. First of all we discuss the different betting patterns that you can use as discussed on the home page. Then lower down we look at how you can bet on all of the different parts of the table with the patterns.

The Four Betting Patterns

The Labouchere - This is our personal favourite because it's relatively safe to use and the mathematical theory is sound. It can be applied to all the even chance bets.

The Martingale - This is definitely the most common roulette strategy that people use. In this page  

The Paraloi - This is opposite to the martingale, it involves using what's known as a positive progression which means that you increase your bets when you're on a win.

The Fibonacci - This is a system that uses a progression that is safer than the martingale. You only need to win half as many you lose ot be successful with this system providing you don't hit a long losing run along the way.

The D'Alembert - Of all the different betting patterns that you can use, this is our least favourite because the most you're going to get with it is loose change. Still it's a popular strategy so it was worth mentioning.

The four betting patterns can of course be altered slightly to suit your budget. If you read through the above four pages, we have covered lots of basic systems within those pages as well as the mathematical theory, so reading through them is a good start. Now let's start looking at the different systems that you can use.

Red And Black Systems - On this we discuss some of the theory as covered on the Martingale page and then add some more systems based on Red or Black. The systems on this page can also be applied to the other even chance bets which are odd/even and 1-18/19-36

Dozen And Column Systems - Here we discuss several systems related to dozens and columns including just betting one and betting on two at the same time.

Cover All Of The Table - A common strategy people try and use is covering a large section of the roulette wheel to minimize their losses. Here we discuss several ways of covering the wheel.

Single Repeats System - This is when you keep betting on the numbers that have just come up until you get a win. It's based on the theory that over 37 spins you're very unlikely to get 37 different numbers.

**Much More To Come**

Stay tuned because throughout March 2011 more systems and strategies are going to be added to this page.