I'm lucky.
I admit it.
Not because I am literally lucky at gambling, but because I was lucky enough to meet one of the most successful gamblers that ever spun a roulette wheel.
As a result, I learned how to play roulette, and other casino games, directly from the one and only John Patrick.
In this article, I am going to give you a few tips that will make you a winner at roulette consistently.
I can say this because in the 20 years that I have been going to casinos, I can count the number of times I've come home a loser on one hand.
For those who don't know anything about roulette, you're best to get a basic understanding of the game first before reading this article, otherwise, some of what I am going to share will be a little over your head.
These tips are basic but still require you to know how the game is at least played.
Okay, the first thing you want to do is bring an amount of money with you that you can afford to lose, but no less than 10 times the table minimum.
So, if the table minimum is $10 a bet, then you want to at least have $100 with you.
I personally bring 20 times the table minimum, but no less than 10 times.
The next thing you want to do is break your bankroll, which is the money you brought with you, into 3 sessions if $100 and 4 sessions if $200.
So if you are playing 3 sessions, you will need $33 for each session.
If you are playing 4 sessions, you will need $50 for each session.
I personally never play 3 session with less than $150 total or $50 per session.
The next thing you want to do is pick a system you are going to bet, whether it be black/red, odd/even or whatever.
The key here is that whatever system you pick, you need to stick with it through that whole session.
So, if you decide to play black/red and bet black, you need to bet black for that entire session.
The next thing is the key to the whole system.
If the table minimum is $10, then what you want to do is make your first bet twice the table minimum, or $20.
If you win that bet, which you will have about a 50% chance of doing, minus the 2 greens, you will then make your next bet the table minimum itself, or $10.
You're probably asking why you are doing this.
This is where probability comes in.
Most likely, you will lose the next spin, based on probability.
So if you do, look at what has just happened.
You won $20 on your first spin and lost $10 on your second spin.
You've played the house even and yet still came out ahead.
That is how I end up a winner almost all the time.
I don't give the house the chance to beat me.
Obviously with this system, the more money you bring with you the more you will make.
The system, which is called a regression system continues with $20, $25, $30, and so on until you lose.
Then you start all over again at $20, $10, $20, $25 and so on until you lose.
This is a very basic system and won't make you rich, but will bring you home a winner, most of the time.
If you want to learn more advanced roulette systems, check out the resource in my signature.
To YOUR Success,