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Edited by Indra55 at 22-12-2023 04:54 AM
The roulette 63 system is very simple but can also help you win money easily. Do you know about the roulette 63 system? Let me explain how it works. This method is called the 63 system because it gives you a 63% chance of winning in American roulette (or 64% in European roulette if there's only one zero).
Let's illustrate the application of the 63 system with an example:
Suppose you start with a bankroll of $80 and plan to play five rounds, so you prepare $400. Next, you place bets on two out of three dozens or columns, which gives you a winning probability of 24/36 = 63% (or 24/37 = 64% for European roulette). You place $1 on each of these two dozens. If you win on one of them, you immediately increase your bet by $1. The betting progression goes as follows: 1-1-3-9-27. For example, if you bet $1 on the first dozen and $1 on the second dozen, and the result is in the first dozen, you win $2 but lose $1 in the second dozen, so you profit $2 - $1 = $1. If you didn't bet in that round, you double your bet to $3 in the next round. If you still didn't bet, you increase it to $9 in the following round. If you didn't bet in the fourth round, you would bet $27 in the fifth round. The chance of four consecutive losses in one dozen or column is extremely low. If that happens, you would have lost your initial $80.
This is a low-risk game. The chance of losing in American roulette is only 1.84%, and in European roulette, it's only 1.52%, so if European roulette is available, it's preferable. If you consider it too risky, you can decide how much you're willing to invest. Of course, you can choose to continue to the fifth round after consecutive losses, where the chance of another loss is only 0.05%.
It's important not to get tempted by the idea of winning more. It's best to start with the smallest bet. If you lose, don't continue playing for the day. Wait until you're in a good mental state. It's advisable to quit after winning $50 to $100. When things are going well, it's time to stop. |
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