Life is a wheel. Sometimes the roulette wheel keeps you at the edge of your seat and Sometimes it sends you spinning all around the globe. You could fall in love with the roulette wheel or just simply hate it. Either way this game is a must have. To win at roulette you’ve got to get the roulette strategy right. Although the strategies are similar for other casino games, each is unique in its own way.
Some roulette players tend to keep spinning in the same direction trying to avoid the betting impediment called the House Line. In conventional terms the House Line is the casino line that designed to separate the bets of the player. Sometimes the players can bet against the house and win although this is rarely probable. The player should always keep in mind that if the ball keeps losing it will eventually stop turning and the game will be over.
In the event of a win, some players take the betting imitating the style of Mr. Oskar in the film ‘Rain Man’ who turned the tables on his opponents and won huge amount of money. The third type of players is those who believe that the ability to spin the wheel and predict the ball’s movement is a pure game of luck and there is no betting system that can effectively influence the outcome of the game.
In spite of the roulette strategy being based on luck, many still believe that there are roulette strategies that will help them to win the game by putting the players ahead of the house. Some of the famous roulette systems include the Red or Black Martingale, the Fibonacci, the D’Alembert and the Novice Martingale. However the truth is that no proven roulette strategy has yet been devised that allow the players to bet essentially no money but only encourage them to bet.
The Novice Martingale is the simplest among all the roulette strategies as it dictates the doubling of the bets every time a player loses. For example, when a player lands on 0 or 00, the player must increase the next bet to 1. This defeats the purpose of the Fibonacci system which dictates that the bets should be kept on the same level until a win is achieved. The D’Alembert strategy followed by mathematicians propose that all the numbers in the system are played at the same time, every bet is equal to one unit and furthermore that a player should bet on even money regardless of the result.
In conclusion, the Fibonacci, the Novice Martingale and the D’Alembert roulette strategies are the best yet, however the strategies were designed before the advent of the Martingale system. The players should however, be aware that any of these strategies can have their minus points which willalinarily affect the players’ winnings and this was simply meant to be a guide for the beginners. If the players are willing to undergo a lot of losses for the sake of winning the game.