Switching on a loss is inferior to waoting out a loosing streak on a column. The probability against loosing goes down. In this case odds of a loss on 1 column per spin is 12/38 = .318. 15 spins in a row is (.38)^15 = .00000003. But don't use triple martingale on a loss use a rational progression (no more than $1 win at the end of the progression) to continue winning without loosing the bankroll.
For the 1st system, $300 is just fine. Problem is on a simulator we are playing against a programmed computer that defies your bet. Starting from a dollar bet is viable if we play on an actual roulette table. Good betting strategy, btw
To improve your staying power, you wpuld choose to bet the column that won last, thus pushing the progression out 3 or more spins before you even start betting.
For example, on a one column bet, to win @ $2 At the end of a progression, a rational progression would go sometilhing like: Bet loss 1) 1 1 2) 1.5 2.5 3) 2.25 4.75 4) 3.40 8.15 5) 5.10 13.25 6) 7.63 20.88 7) 11.44 32.32 8) etc Odds of loosing 15 tiimes in a row would be (26/38)^15 = .00334 (.334%) Possible, but unlikely.
Any system is the right one to lose your Bankroll but martingale is just quicker!. No system can allow you to have profits that surpass your losses!!!. Does anyone wish to prove that statement wrong???.
Hello thank you fir your videos. I am in California which app or web site you recommend to play real money like dollars bets. Can you recommend any platforms please
Lately I have been playing any of the 50/50 bets simply by increasing by one unit on each spin win or lose. Playing $1 units I keep going till I get a few close together wins before going back to starting over with one unit. No set rules on when you start over as anytime you can go back to one unit. It's rare when I get up to 20 units but it can happen. That's the stopping point I have loosely set but again it's rare when I get that high without being in profit. It's easy and low stress. You can apply the one unit up on each spin on most areas of the board. I also like 3 to 5 overlapping corner bets, that gives you some nice bonus areas. High bankroll with low bets allows you lots of time to get a few wins before resetting. 😁👍☕️
@@anselmofrc The law of averages tells us that over a large number spins like several thousand, all of the 50/50 betting areas will even out to winning half of the time. For short term play, let’s just say one or two hundred spins, you could track the winning results and go with whatever has the current highest win percentage. BUT even using win percentages, those can change at a moments notice. So rather that digging this rabbit hole any deeper it’s best to say that it really makes no difference as to what 50/50 bet you pick. Red, Black, high, Low. It really makes no difference. You can create your own rules to avoid being on the losing side of red going on a hot streak of winning and you are betting on black. Let’s say you lose three times in a row, you could sit out for the next few spins just to be sure that red does not go on a long winning streak. Do a lot of testing on a roulette simulator to see what works best for you before trying any system using real money.
I PLAY THE SAME SYSTEM GOING UP ONE EVERY TIME I LOSE THEN GOING BACK DOWN THE TREE LIKE IF I WAS 5 DOLLARS BET AND WIN --TO GET MY MONEY BACK I WOULD GO TO 4 AND 3 UNTIL MONEY IS BACK AND ALITTLE MORE WORKS LIKE A CHARM--THEN CHANGE BACK TO THE OTHER SIDE
@@inteRUSStingNot very many states let you online casino. I am in a sports betting state but can't do online casino. I would like to know where these guys are playing online.
I lost playing the 1system live begore and also lost several times trialling on live dealer. The 2nd system is useless as you can only make profit if you hit on 1st or 2nd spin, after the 3rd loss why not start at $7 not $6 as than you are making profit on every win.
First system, the progression will cause you to lose your home sooner rather than later. Second system will eventually take you for a ride with a bad streak. By switching on a win you are much more likely to switch into a bad steak and likely just switched from a potential good streak. I'd consider staying on a win until 2 losses then switch.
Yep...these videos are good entertainment value but who bets 200 times their original bet to try and recoup a big loss? Almost all these 'systems' usually involve doubling up to the extent of outlaying $150, $300, $600 etc. for example in one bet to try and get your money back. I have followed a few of them and modified them by adding a saver on zero and working my way in from both left and right starting with small $1 bets on adjoining $6 streets with some success stopping at a small profit of $50 or $100 and increasing bets on losses but never outlaying more than a total of $25 on one bet. If I get near to that amount I just go back to the start and revert to the start on wins as well.
I must sell my home already because I follewed all the never lost systems of TRM😶
😂😅😂
then you cant do it from home lol
@@TheNielsen73 Cardboard box....Home Sweet Home.
Did you lose betting on red or black?
I was just going to advise to bet the opposite of the one you lost on. :-)
Switching on a loss is inferior to waoting out a loosing streak on a column. The probability against loosing goes down. In this case odds of a loss on 1 column per spin is 12/38 = .318. 15 spins in a row is (.38)^15 = .00000003. But don't use triple martingale on a loss use a rational progression (no more than $1 win at the end of the progression) to continue winning without loosing the bankroll.
Why do you want to return a losing streak of 15 spins with one hit if you ever have a winning streak of 5 hits?
*losing
For the 1st system, $300 is just fine. Problem is on a simulator we are playing against a programmed computer that defies your bet. Starting from a dollar bet is viable if we play on an actual roulette table. Good betting strategy, btw
A rational progression on a 1 column bet would be Bet=loss/2 +$1 for a $1 Win at the end of each progression.
16:27 2nd strat
Our boy checks how much he's up after every $1 win. Hahahaha
Small is the only way to really go if you are serious
To improve your staying power, you wpuld choose to bet the column that won last, thus pushing the progression out 3 or more spins before you even start betting.
For example, on a one column bet, to win @ $2 At the end of a progression, a rational progression would go sometilhing like:
Bet loss
1) 1 1
2) 1.5 2.5
3) 2.25 4.75
4) 3.40 8.15
5) 5.10 13.25
6) 7.63 20.88
7) 11.44 32.32
8) etc
Odds of loosing 15 tiimes in a row would be (26/38)^15 = .00334 (.334%) Possible, but unlikely.
Very smart
I like the first system and have used it, however, I've experienced as many as 20 losses in a row and with Triple Martingale it's devistating.
Most I have seen a single column hit is 12 times in a row
Any system is the right one to lose your Bankroll but martingale is just quicker!.
No system can allow you to have profits that surpass your losses!!!.
Does anyone wish to prove that statement wrong???.
Hello thank you fir your videos. I am in California which app or web site you recommend to play real money like dollars bets. Can you recommend any platforms please
Lately I have been playing any of the 50/50 bets simply by increasing by one unit on each spin win or lose. Playing $1 units I keep going till I get a few close together wins before going back to starting over with one unit. No set rules on when you start over as anytime you can go back to one unit. It's rare when I get up to 20 units but it can happen. That's the stopping point I have loosely set but again it's rare when I get that high without being in profit. It's easy and low stress. You can apply the one unit up on each spin on most areas of the board. I also like 3 to 5 overlapping corner bets, that gives you some nice bonus areas.
High bankroll with low bets allows you lots of time to get a few wins before resetting. 😁👍☕️
Hi, how do you choose which 50/50 bet to play?
@@anselmofrc The law of averages tells us that over a large number spins like several thousand, all of the 50/50 betting areas will even out to winning half of the time. For short term play, let’s just say one or two hundred spins, you could track the winning results and go with whatever has the current highest win percentage. BUT even using win percentages, those can change at a moments notice. So rather that digging this rabbit hole any deeper it’s best to say that it really makes no difference as to what 50/50 bet you pick. Red, Black, high, Low. It really makes no difference.
You can create your own rules to avoid being on the losing side of red going on a hot streak of winning and you are betting on black. Let’s say you lose three times in a row, you could sit out for the next few spins just to be sure that red does not go on a long winning streak.
Do a lot of testing on a roulette simulator to see what works best for you before trying any system using real money.
I PLAY THE SAME SYSTEM GOING UP ONE EVERY TIME I LOSE THEN GOING BACK DOWN THE TREE LIKE IF I WAS 5 DOLLARS BET AND WIN --TO GET MY MONEY BACK I WOULD GO TO 4 AND 3 UNTIL MONEY IS BACK AND ALITTLE MORE WORKS LIKE A CHARM--THEN CHANGE BACK TO THE OTHER SIDE
How would you do this from home? Where can you play online roulette at?
FanDuel. MGM. etc
If you're in the US, it depends largely on whether or not your state allows online gaming.
@@inteRUSStingNot very many states let you online casino. I am in a sports betting state but can't do online casino. I would like to know where these guys are playing online.
These fractional bets (penny bets) are possible online.
Whats the safest progression for the first system?
I don’t know why you would switch to a row that what just hit?
What site can I play from home that’s not a ripoff
When are u playing for real money online ? On a simulator its easier to bad and repeat
I lost playing the 1system live begore and also lost several times trialling on live dealer.
The 2nd system is useless as you can only make profit if you hit on 1st or 2nd spin, after the 3rd loss why not start at $7 not $6 as than you are making profit on every win.
2nd system is junk. Only 9 bullets until you lose bankroll. Tried three different simulators and lost bankroll on all three.
First system, the progression will cause you to lose your home sooner rather than later. Second system will eventually take you for a ride with a bad streak. By switching on a win you are much more likely to switch into a bad steak and likely just switched from a potential good streak. I'd consider staying on a win until 2 losses then switch.
Yep...these videos are good entertainment value but who bets 200 times their original bet to try and recoup a big loss?
Almost all these 'systems' usually involve doubling up to the extent of outlaying $150, $300, $600 etc. for example in one bet to try and get your money back.
I have followed a few of them and modified them by adding a saver on zero and working my way in from both left and right starting with small $1 bets on adjoining $6 streets with some success stopping at a small profit of $50 or $100 and increasing bets on losses but never outlaying more than a total of $25 on one bet.
If I get near to that amount I just go back to the start and revert to the start on wins as well.
#1
martingale, pfffffffff
make money playing impossible roulette
Trash
what happends for the cashflow when you loose 4 times do you double from 6 to 12 or 6 to 7 @roulletemaster
im pretty sure its 6 to 12
*lose