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title: 'Low Limits - Big Wins? Foreplay Roulette System Review'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=INLZLNfFSZE'
video_id: 'INLZLNfFSZE'
date: 2026-07-29
duration_sec: 804
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# Low Limits - Big Wins? Foreplay Roulette System Review

> Source: [Low Limits - Big Wins? Foreplay Roulette System Review](https://youtube.com/watch?v=INLZLNfFSZE)

## Summary

In this video, Jack reviews the 'Foreplay' roulette system submitted by subscriber Papao. The system uses a $100 buy-in and a four-tier positive progression with small bets. Jack tests it live and via simulation, finding that despite its low limits, the system struggles to generate significant wins and ultimately loses money over time.

### Key Points

- **System Introduction** [00:02] — Foreplay system with $100 buy-in, $10 starting bet, and four tiers.
- **Tier Structure** [00:33] — Tier 1: $10 on even money. Tier 2: $10 on high and $10 on first dozen. Tier 3: $20 on high, $10 on first dozen. Tier 4: $20 on third dozen and $5 on four corners.
- **Progression Rules** [01:01] — Positive progression: advance on win, reset on loss. On Tier 4, a $5 corner win stays, a $20 dozen win resets to Tier 1.
- **Expected Loss per Spin** [03:22] — On Tier 1, expected loss is 27 cents (single zero) or 53 cents (double zero).
- **Pros and Cons** [05:25] — Pros: low limit, good playtime. Cons: difficult to hit cycle, need two cycles for profit.
- **Live Trial Results** [10:10] — 37 spins resulted in a complete loss of the $100 bankroll.
- **Simulator Success Rates** [10:24] — Doubling bankroll: 32.1% (single zero), 21.5% (double zero), 14.4% (triple zero).
- **Final Rating** [12:53] — Overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Poor jackpot potential and comp value.

### Conclusion

Overall, the Foreplay system is a low-limit system that provides extended playtime but fails to deliver consistent profits. With a negative expected value and difficulty in hitting winning cycles, it is not recommended for serious gambling.

## Transcript

lots of potential and you only need a hundred bucks to play it. Will it leave with blue balls? Let's check out foreplay together today on Jack
with jackase.com and today I'm checking out a new original roulette system. This one was submitted by subscriber Papao and it's called Foreplay. The buyin foreplay is just $100 and the starting bet is just 10. There are four tiers to
foreplay. For step one, you just bet $10 on an even money bet. Papa Kilo suggests hits, you're going to put $10 on high and $10 on the first dozen. If you lose, you're going to stay at this level. And if you win, you're going to win $10
again, and you're going to go to tier three. For tier three, bet $20 on high and keep $10 on the first dozen. If you lose, reset to tier one. If you push, stay on this tier. And if you win, you'll win another $10 and you'll go to
tier four. For tier four, bet $20 on the third dozen and $5 each on four non-over overlapping corners. If you lose, reset to tier one. If you hit a corner bet, you win $5 and you stay at this level. If you hit third dozen, you win $20 and
into it. We're starting with the balance of $7.96 million. And we're playing on a double zero wheel. 35, that's a hit. We win 10. and we go to $20. Since this system is called foreplay, it makes sense that there are
foreplay, it makes sense that there are four tiers to this system. 10, 20, 30, and $40. And since this is a positive progression system, you proceed to the next tier when you win. When you lose, you reset to the first tier. Zero,
that's a whack minus 20. And we reset to the $10 bet. In the case of a push, you tier, it's a little different. On the fourth tier, you stay on tier four when you hit the small $5 win. And when you win $20, you're supposed to reset to
tier one. Five, that's a whack. Stay at $10. On the first three tiers, you win $10 when you hit, although it's possible to push on tiers two and three. And on tier four, you win $5 when you hit a corner and $20 when you hit your dozen
bet. Two, another low number. That's whack. Papa Kilo suggests playing we're just going to play through the entire $100 bank roll. This means that you start with 10 bullets, but you have the possibility of earning more on tier
four. 23, that's high. We win 10 and we go to $20. When do you walk? You walk when you're out of ammo or you've won $100 or more. If you're conservative, you can choose to walk when you're up only 50. Four, that's a win. We win
only 50. Four, that's a win. We win another $10 and we go to 30.
11. That's a push. Stay at 30. If you'd like me to review your roulette system, fill out this Google form. And if you'd like me to fast track the review of your get access to spreadsheets that I've written for gambling, a crap simulator
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40. On tier one, your expected loss per spin is 27 cents on single zero and 53 cents on double zero. For wheel coverage on that first tier, you have 48.6% coverage on single zero and 47.4%
coverage on double zero. 13. That's a whack. Minus 40. We're currently down 40 whack. Minus 40. We're currently down 40 and we're going to reset to the $10 bet. 27. That's a hit. We win 10. And we're going to bet 20 for wax. On that first
tier, you have 19 wax on single zero. No more bet and 20 wax on double zero. 19. That's a push. We're going to stay at this level. No more bets.
at this level. No more bets. [Music] 19. Another push back to back. Stay at $20 for comps. With a $10
starting bet, don't expect to make much in comps. In fact, when you buy in for $100, the dealer may not even attempt to get the pit boss's attention. 33. Another push. No more bets.
No more bets. [Music] Four. That's in that first dozen. So, we win $10. And we're going to go to 30. win $10. And we're going to go to 30. No more bets.
30. That's a win. We win 10. And we're going to bet 40 is the top tier. If you like learning about roulette systems, go to my site, jackase.com. There I have a catalog of over 550 roulette systems. You can sort them by my rating, by the
average bet size, by the buyin. Drill down to see spin-byspin results. And you called the roulette bet analyzer. There you can enter your roulette bets. It'll for every result, what your expected loss per spin is, what your expected
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lost our fifth bullet. We're going to reset to $10. 25. That's a hit. Win 10. And now we're going to bet 20. The pros for the system, it is an excellent low limit system. At just $100, the buyin is in
most of you donkeys price ranges. And you should also have a lot of playing you should also have a lot of playing time with this system.
18. That's a whack. No more bets. 24. That's a hit. Win 10. Go to go to 20 for cons. It just seems difficult to get
hit for the cycle and you most likely need to do it twice to come out ahead. Six, that's a hit. Win 10 and 30. Alternate betting. There aren't many system. The best you can do is consolidate the tier four bets into a
$20 dozen, a $15 dozen, and another $5 corner bet. Just make sure nothing overlaps. 20. Another $10 win. And we're at our top tier, $40. at our top tier, $40. No more bets.
So 32, that's a $20 win. And according to the system author, we're going to reset to the first tier. So what was Papilo's backstory to Foreplay? Papilo said he tested the system at home with his
chipset and he broke the bank. He literally ran out of chips. You could say that foreplay is good at getting them wet. But let's see how we do with foreplay in our live trials. No more bets. We've hit for the cycle and we've
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Nine. And that's another hit. Win $10. Betting 30 now. No more bets. we're back on tier four. Going to try to hit two cycles in a row. No more bets.
40. We are down $20 and we're going to reset to $10. For scaling, you can easily scale foreplay up. Just multiply all the bets by two or five or 10. If you want to scale it down, divide by two or 10. You can play with the starting
bet of $1 on some electronic table games, ETGs. 16. Whack. No more bets. games, ETGs. 16. Whack. No more bets. [Music]
bullet, but we're going to just keep playing until we're down 100 or up
guys ever read the Jolly Rancher story on Reddit? For some reason, the title if you're daring, go ahead and Google Reddit Jolly Rancher. But I have a feeling you're gonna regret it. Nine. Whack. That's five in a row. No more
Whack. That's five in a row. No more bets. So 35. That's a hit. Going to bet 20. No more bets.
now. And this week I'm giving away some more roulette stickers. If you want to Rancher in the comments below. I'll hit you up in the comments with details. If you up in the comments with details. If you
win 14, that's a whack. Minus 30. No, you're currently down 30. Discord. We have a pretty active
community of around 700 bgens like you. We love talking about gambling, so join [Music] 23. That's a hit. Going to bet 20 now.
23. That's a hit. Going to bet 20 now. No more bets. 16. That's a whack. No more bets.
No more bets. [Music] Double zero. Another whack. So that's how foreplay did in our live trials. We had 37 spins and we got clapped. We lost our entire $100 bankroll. But let's
check out foreplay in the Jack Ace roulette simulator. What up donkeys? Jack here and we are testing foreplay in the Jack be trying to increase our starting balance from 100 to 150, 200, and 250.
Trying to increase our starting balance to 150, we were successful 53.7, 44.3% and 35.4% of the time on single, double, and triple0ero wheels. Trying to double our bankroll, we were successful 32.1, 21.5, and 14.4% of the time on single,
double, and triple. And trying to increase our bankroll by 150, we were increase our bankroll by 150, we were successful 21.6, 11.8, and 5.7% of the time. So, as you can see, there's a huge drop off going from single zero to
double zero and then to triple zero. So, another big reason not to play triple zero wheels. You can see that these trials have a lot of spins per trial on average. So, that's where the negative expectation of that additional zero
really hurts you. Let's take a look at the trials graph. We never really got things started. We were up maybe like $20 at one point, but nothing more than that. Overall, there's been a pretty steady tick downwards. We just couldn't
get things going with this system. Take a look at the number map. Second dozen Odd was pretty hot, but unfortunately nothing that we were really betting. If lot of clumping here. We only had 37 spins. So, you would expect every number
to hit around one time. Couple numbers hit three times, couple numbers hit two times, but most numbers just hit one time or none at all. So, that's how foreplay did in the Jackie Simulator, and here are my
thoughts on foreplay. For betting simplicity, I give it a four. The only still pretty easy. Progression simplicity, I give it three out of five positive progression system, but the pushes and the $5 wins make things a
little tricky. Also, the reset on tier four on the big win could be changed to just stay on tier four. I give this four out of five stars for chip uniformity. You don't have to bet big stacks here, but jackpot potential is where the
system falls apart. I give it two out of five stars. It's just too difficult to hit for the cycle, and when you do hit, you don't make a whole lot of money. five stars. You can mostly scale this up. It really doesn't lend itself to
scaling down. For comp value, I give this half a star out of five. You are just not going to earn comps with this. So, overall, I give Foreplay two out of five stars. It's a decent play allday system and it's good for people with a
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