Winning with Streak Betting in Roulette

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Apart from a few professional gamblers, no player can consistently beat roulette without a sufficient dose of good luck. Using the Martingale betting system in roulette, you can enjoy both the thrill and the profit of winning streaks. Roulette players often favor these betting systems to extend their time at the wheel, rather than increasing their overall chances of winning.

The fundamental principle of roulette is that the casino has an edge, with one extra round for every 37 rounds played. However, roulette betting systems can take advantage of the benefits of winning streaks, giving players an opportunity to increase their total bets under specific circumstances.

**Betting on Opposite Numbers**

The Martingale system is one of the most well-known and straightforward betting systems. After each loss, a player simply doubles their bet and waits for a win. Many roulette players employ this system when they see an opposite outcome (odd or even, red or black, 1-18 or 19-36) occurring consecutively three times.

However, because the outcome of the roulette wheel is entirely random, there's no guarantee that the wheel will balance out by producing the opposite event soon after you witness a sequence of, say, three consecutive black numbers. The probability of hitting a red number on each spin remains 48.7%. In single-zero roulette, the probability of a red number winning is 48.7%, and for double-zero roulette, it's 47.4%.

Still, Martingale players persist with this system. They win multiple small bets and then experience streaks where consecutive numbers eat away at their current betting total. With the likelihood of winning high, players can have 100, 200, or even 300 opportunities for single-number bets.

**Betting on Consecutive Results**

Some players bet on consecutive outcomes instead of using the opposite approach. In this system, players pick an even-money bet (odd/even, red/black, 1-18/19-36) and place a single unit bet. After a loss, they increase their bet by one unit, and after a win, they continue betting on the winning outcome until they achieve five consecutive wins, with a total bet amounting to 155 units.

No matter whether each bet is a win or a loss, the house always maintains an edge of 2.7%. However, due to multiple small wins, even consecutive five wins, bettors might lose 19 rounds out of 37. But the streaks leading up to five consecutive wins often continue for quite some time. The twist with this strategy is that after the first three wins (5, 10, 20, totaling 35 units bet), a single-unit bet wins. If that wins, it returns two units, making it a total of 60 units bet. If the bet wins again, the total returns 120 units or a gain of 4 units, with 100 units bet. If the 100-unit bet wins, you start using the opposite betting method (e.g., even if it was odd) and win back 200 units. A single-unit bet would be 5 units.

Practice these combination bets and find the right betting pattern for you. If you don't have a roulette wheel at home, you can log in to an online roulette game (American, European, or French roulette) and play for free. If that's not an option, you can take a full deck of cards, designate 18 cards as even and 18 cards as odd, use a wildcard for zero, shuffle them, and try the consecutive betting system.

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