Question with roulette. (i think i found a way where i automatically win)..?

Question

im going to the casino soon and i think i found a way to win in roulette. i would only use the red and black markers.

you start by placing a $1 bet on red/black. if i win i get $1. if i lose i would then bet $2 on red/black, if i win i am then up $1. if i lose again i am -3, so i would then bet $4, if i lose im then down 7. i would then bet $8.. if i win that one i would win $16. so my outcome for every win, is i would win $1. after a while couldnt this really add up? and is there any flaws in this technique?

Answer 1

50/50 chance

there is a better way to bet that makes your odds 66% but it would be to hard for me to explain

Answer 2

actually I use this system and it does work as long as you only play on european tables. and make sure you deposit enough money to cover 10 straight losses. your odds of spinning the wheel 10 straight times without winning is 1/512! so your "almost guaranteed to win. never, ever increase your bet more than $1. never ever try this in a walk-in casino YOU WILL GET CAUGHT!!! Another golden rule is don't get greedy. online casinos can't detect that you're using a "system" but if you win over a $1000 in a day, a human supervisor will monitor your activity and may decide to ban you. if you want to learn more about this amazing system, go to crazymoneydoc dot com. By the way, I made over $3000 this week. and the casino pays quickly. and when I say don't wager more than $1, I mean on your first bet after you win. in other words after you win,start the sequence over betting a dollar and then double your wager after a losing spin. This is the Gishlane system and it really does work!!!! p.s it's 100% LEGAL!!!!

Answer 3

One big issue is the denominations you are referencing.  Most casinos have a minimum outside bet of $10 or $15 that cannot be split amongst the choices on the outside.

Plus, remember that the 0 and 00 make your chances under 50% (18/38) that you will be right on each individual bet.

Answer 4

Here's the progression:

1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, ...

So you back 9 consecutive losers and now you plonk $512 on the table.

"Sorry," says the dealer, "This is a $1 minimum table and the most you can bet is $250."

Bet the $250 and win and you're still losing more than $250 (that's all of your profits from the last 250 sessions!)

Bet the $250 and lose - well you get the idea...

Answer 5

It's called the Martingale system, and it's been around for a long time.  Casinos haven't been run out of business yet.

You might win a small amount a lot, but you'll lose a lot once in awhile.  Overall, you can't beat the house edge.

Answer 6

One big flaw:

You won't always win like you plan on. If you get up to betting $16 and you lose, you'll be back at square one.