Solid Roulette Strategy

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    Last Updated:: April 21, 2010

    Roulette has long been hailed around the world as being one of the great classic casino games. Relying upon the pure luck of the spin, roulette is a game of chance where players can either win or lose big based almost entirely on how lucky they may be during a day. This does not mean, however, that there are no particular strategies that can be implemented to help support your intended plays and get you ahead of the rest of the crowd when it comes to making regular earnings and extending your time at the table.

    One of the first and foremost things to do to help you get ahead initially is to choose the right wheel to play at. While most casinos in the US generally use an American table characterized by both the single green “0” and green “00” other European styles (both European and French tables) have only one green “0”. Additionally, at a French table anytime the green “0” comes up half of all bets are returned to players. This means that a proper strategy when used at a French table can limit the House’s advantage over you as a player to less than 1.5%, whereas an American table has an over 5% advantage to the House. That said if you ever have the option always go for a French of European table, but if you must choose an American table there are a number of ways you can still help minimize your losses and therefore maximize your earnings in at least the short-run.

    The primary key to maintaining a reliable, long term strategy in roulette is to never overly focus on one particular limited number or small range in general. Instead, the larger ranges such as reds, blacks, odds, evens, highs, lows, dozens and columns all offer a high potential to be selected and minimize the overall likelihood of a loss occurring on a bet. This in turn equates to greater gains as you’ll be actively minimizing the House’s advantage on each spin and although the payout amount for each wager is comparably small verses other options (with a maximum of a 3 to 1 payout for dozens or columns whereas a straight-up bet placed on a single number pays out 35 to 1) the overall long-term earnings are higher thanks to the greater odds in your favor.

    Finally, be sure to always maintain proper bankroll management while at the table. No matter what strategy you incorporate into your roulette game it is impossible to ever fully eliminate the House’s advantage, therefore never get too greedy if you ever find yourself holding considerably more money than you had when you came to the table. Cash out, deposit your winnings and walk away – or continue playing with your additional funds only so you can protect your original investment and be sure to not loose it on a misjudged bet when your luck finally unravels. Should this ever be the case simply learn from your mistakes and apply better strategies in the future to keep you from going under.

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