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title: 'We Fixed the Makarov-Biarritz Roulette System: Crazy Results!'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=oOeLf4O6Vmw'
video_id: 'oOeLf4O6Vmw'
date: 2026-07-31
duration_sec: 627
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# We Fixed the Makarov-Biarritz Roulette System: Crazy Results!

> Source: [We Fixed the Makarov-Biarritz Roulette System: Crazy Results!](https://youtube.com/watch?v=oOeLf4O6Vmw)

## Summary

This video tests whether combining the Makarov-Biarritz roulette system with a high-probability recovery strategy (the 5x5/Seisena method) can salvage an otherwise guaranteed loss. The host plays real rounds at an online casino, loses all 36 spins on number 25, then recovers the €36 stake using the 5x5 method. He also reviews alternative recovery systems and explains why no strategy eliminates the house edge.

### Key Points

- **The core flaw of Makarov-Biarritz** [00:01] — If the chosen number doesn't hit within 36 spins, the system forces you to stop and lose €36; the idea is to replace that dead stop with a recovery strategy using the 5x5 betting method.
- **Recovery challenge setup** [00:44] — The test replays the Makarov-Biarritz system at an Italian casino in euros; the goal is to recover the €36 loss with the 5x5 betting method instead of restarting, as done in a previous video.
- **Casino safety reminder** [01:14] — Not all casinos are safe; some are unlicensed, illegal, or rigged. A list of safe, legal casinos for Latin America and Spain is in the comments, and switching casinos occasionally may help reset session algorithms.
- **Bankroll of €216** [01:54] — The balance is set to exactly €216, enough to place and lose all 36 bets at €1 and still afford a 5x5 recovery round starting from a base bet of €1.
- **How the base system works** [02:33] — Bet €1 on a random number (e.g., 25) and keep betting €1 on it until it appears or you lose 36 consecutive spins. Hitting within the first 35 spins gives profit, hitting on spin 36 breaks even, and missing all 36 means a €36 loss.
- **Worst-case scenario triggers recovery** [04:01] — After losing all 36 spins on number 25, the normal rule is to stop, change numbers, and accept the €36 loss; instead, the host switches to the 5x5 recovery approach.
- **Probabilities behind the combination** [04:32] — Makarov-Biarritz wins 62.81% of the time, while the 5x5/Seisena recovery succeeds roughly 81% of the time and fails about 19% of the time; this yields an overall win probability of approximately 93%.
- **Executing the 5x5/Seisena recovery** [05:04] — The €36 is placed on five of the six sixains (sections of six numbers), leaving out the section that just came up. One winning spin recovers the €36 and returns the balance to €216.
- **Risk and loss limit** [05:59] — The bankroll only supports one recovery attempt; if the recovery spin loses, the host reaches his loss limit and stops. The recovery did win, bringing the balance back to €216.
- **Improvement options** [06:31] — To reduce recovery risk, start with larger capital to allow a fivefold progression (raising success near 99%) or use cheaper recovery methods such as Martingale, Fibonacci, Oscars Green, or La Bucher.
- **Continued play and profit** [07:10] — A new round hit the number on spin 15, paying €36 against €15 staked for a €21 profit. Another round won €14 and a later round won €15.
- **House edge caveat** [07:53] — No recovery system guarantees victory; the house edge can never be eliminated and risk remains in every spin.
- **Summary of the session** [08:47] — In about 10 minutes the host completed four rounds: the first lost but was recovered via the Seisena strategy, while the last three produced a total profit of €50.
- **Verdict** [09:01] — The combination is praised for pairing a high initial win rate with solid recovery, giving a 93% overall probability, or up to 99% with an affordable fivefold progression. Viewers are reminded that all systems carry risk.

## Transcript

with the teachers of chance.  The Makarov Barrit roulette system is definitely interesting, but it has one major flaw. If the number we choose does not result in 36 spins, we are forced to stop, losing 36 just like that.  But what if,
instead of stopping, we counterattack with a recovery strategy?  And not just any strategy, but one with a high probability of winning, like the 5x5 betting strategy .  Could this boost our
win rate?  Well, that's exactly what we're going to test today.   We 'll see how it goes. [music]
today we will test what happens if, using the Macarovars system, I reach 36 spins without success.  But instead of ignoring the loss and restarting, as in the last video, I try to recover those €36.  As?  With a
recovery strategy.  Many work, Martin Gala, La Bucher, Oscars Green, Fibonacci, but today I'm going to use the 5x5 betting method, which has a fairly high probability of winning. Let's see what happens.  Today I'm playing at an
Italian casino using euros, but the game dynamics work the same regardless of the currency.  Just a quick reminder.  As always, not all casinos are safe.  Some are unlicensed.  They are illegal or
even rigged, which means you could lose your money with no way to get it back.  If you're unsure which ones are trustworthy, check the comment for an up-to-date list of safe and legal casinos
by country in Latin America and Spain.  Oh, and one more tip: switching casinos from time to time might help reset the algorithms after a long session.  Here we go, let's go there.  But first of all, if you haven't seen my
video on the Macar of Yarrits strategy yet, I'll leave it here in the top right corner.  I highly recommend watching it because I explain the system in detail there.  In this video I won't repeat anything because I assume you already know the
basics.  I have now adjusted my balance to exactly €216.  This amount is carefully calculated to allow me to place all 36 bets, lose them
all, and still have enough for a recovery round using the 5x5 method, starting with a base bet of €1. So we start with the usual Macarovarrit system, just like in the last video, but here's the
twist.  Things will get interesting when we lose on turn 36. Let's get started and refresh our memory a bit on how this system works.   I'm going to place my first bet of €1 on a random number.  Let's go with
25. I will continue betting €1 on 25 until it will continue betting €1 on 25 until it either comes up or I lose for 36 consecutive spins.  If it lands within the first 35 spins, I make a profit.  The
sooner it's released, the greater the profit.  If I win on lap 36, I'm tied, but if I lose all 36 laps, I would normally stop.  Okay, let's give it a try.  Here we go. 35.
Okay, we've lost the first turn.  We're still at €1 on the 25th. Second spin. Third.
28. Sixth 11. Okay.  We're going to speed this up until it's out .   It just ca
reached the worst possible scenario. We lost all 36 turns.  I just made 36 bets on 25 and lost every single one of them. According to Makarov Barrit's rules, I should stop right now,
change my number and accept my €36 loss. But we're not going to give up.  Today we're going to fight back and try to recover that €36 loss. As I mentioned at the beginning of the video, there are several ways to attempt a recovery,
but today we'll use a counter-probability of success, the first part of the 5x5 method, which has around an 81% chance of winning.  Statistically, the Macarov Barrit system wins 62.81% of the time.  The profit varies
depending on when the number comes out, but in general only the remaining 36.19% of cases are lost.  When that happens we switch to recovery and since the Seisena method has only a 19% chance of failing, this raises
our overall win probability to approximately 93%.  Let's put it to the test.  This is the plan.  I'm going to take the €36 I just lost and bet it on five of the six sections of Seisena, leaving one uncovered,
usually the one that just came out.  In this case, I'll leave out the last one.  Let's go this case, I'll leave out the last one.  Let's go .  It works the same as the 5x5 method, whose video I link above.  To make things easier, I'm going to put in €30
first and then the remaining six. Okay, it's true that it requires a little effort to set up, but ideally we won't have to use it often.  Winning on the first try is the goal.  The bets are
in and I have an 81% chance of winning.  Only one six-seven remains to be covered and if I win, I will recover the €36 I lost, bringing my balance to €216.
But here's the crucial detail.  My capital only allows me one attempt at recovery.  So if I lose this spin, I reach my loss limit. Let's see what happens. We won.  Perfect.  I've recovered the
We won.  Perfect.  I've recovered the €36 and my balance is back to €216. Now, since I've won, I'm going straight back to Macarrich by placing €1 on a new random number.  This time we're going with number 33. Let's go.
recovery method with a high probability of winning on the first try.  However, it requires a large initial bet and with my loss limit, if I lose, it's over.  So, what's the solution? One option is to start with a
larger capital, which would allow for an extra fivefold progression, bringing the total probability of winning close to 99%. Another option is to choose a less expensive recovery method like
Martingale.  Fibonacci, Oscars Green or the Buser, where recovery bets are lower. OK?  Let's go. Well, I just guessed the number on spin 15. That means a win of
€36 and since it cost me €15 to get here, my total winnings are €21.  Not bad.  Now I'll choose another number by checking the history and choosing one that hasn't come out in a while.  And we start again .  As I said, with Fibonacci,
Laabuser, Martingala or Oscars Green, the win rate on the first recovery bet is lower, but the cost can be smaller.  For example, if I were using Oscars Green after a loss, I would bet €36 on the
opposite color of the last spin and then follow the Oscar Sint system until I had recovered a profit of €36.  If you haven't seen my video about Oscar Gint, I've right corner.  Of course, as always, no recovery system guarantees
a victory.  At the end of the day there is always a risk of losing and the house edge cannot be eliminated.  OK? Let's speed things up a bit until Let's speed things up a bit until I guess the number correctly or lose.  Let's go.
on spin 22. So that's a profit of €14, let's continue for another round. a profit of €14, let's continue for another round. I accelerate again to keep up the pace.
win of €15.  Thus, in about 10 minutes of gameplay, I have gone through four rounds.  In the last three rounds I have made a total profit of €50 and in the first round I lost, but I recovered successfully thanks to Saisena's strategy
.  So, what's my verdict on this system with recovery?  Well, if you've followed me for a while, you know that I love initial profit rates with
solid recovery methods.  In this case, this combination gives a total probability of winning of 93%, or 99% if they can afford a fivefold increase in case recovery bet.  However, other
recovery systems might work differently.  If you're interested in know in the comments.  And of course, as always, no recovery system or strategy eliminates the risk of losing, so keep that in
in the comments and we'll try to answer everyone.  And I remind you that in find a list of safe and certified online casinos in your respective countries.  I recommend using certified casinos if you want
rigged games, or even playing in illegal casinos in your country and getting into trouble with the law.  If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like, leave a comment, and subscribe to the channel.  See you in the next lesson
channel.  See you in the next lesson with the teachers of chance.  Ciao