[00:02] you today, but fair warning, you'll need to get in touch with your dark side to to get in touch with your dark side to use it. This strategy is called 666. The 666 roulette system covers 40.5% of the wheel, and it costs $66 per round.
[00:16] the wheel, and it costs $66 per round. If it costs $66 per round, six six where does the third six come from? Every win results in a $6 profit, and there are [music] three running bets on the wheel. Six six six. Get it? So,
[00:29] we're heading into the underworld today to determine whether a $6 profit on a to determine whether a $6 profit on a $66 bet is worth it. Hint, it is. If you can pull off a 10 spin win [music] streak. Ready, ninjas?
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[01:09] >> So, before we get cozy with the 666, there's something that I need to tell you. Every week, we receive messages from new members of our community who have [music] been burned by a scam casino. And let me tell you, hell hath
[01:22] no fury like a player scorned. If you don't want to be one of those people losing your deposit, make sure you're only playing at guaranteed, legitimate, licensed casinos. All right, now that that's out of the way, let's find out if
[01:36] [music] the 666 roulette strategy is pure evil or pure genius.
[01:51] [music] Red, splits, and straight-up numbers. >> [music] >> Next, place $4 on six separate splits: 0
[02:05] and 2, 8 and 11, [music] 10 and 13, 17 and 20, 26 and 29, and the final split of your choice according to the layout.
[02:17] the layout. I'm going to choose 4, 6, and 15. inside bets? They're all black. That's not an accident. We are really leaning into the theme here.
[02:30] too many straight-up bets. [music] Let's fix that. See, ninjas? The devil is in the details. Now that our $66 layout is let's spin the wheel and see what happens.
[02:53] Six? Ugh. >> That's one of our straight-up numbers, which means we just made $6 profit. Let's repeat that bet and go again. By the way, there are no progressions
[03:07] within this system. Use the same fixed [music] bet every round. That's good because it reduces risk, but it also means that there isn't a built-in >> 11. Much less sinister number. I feel
[03:20] That's one of our split numbers, which means another $6 profit. means another $6 profit. Repeat the bet and spin again.
[03:39] This time on red. And there's something interesting about this system. No matter where we win, the return always works out the same. $72 comes back [music] every single time. If red wins, our $36 red bet profits $36, but the remaining
[03:54] red bet profits $36, but the remaining 30 in side bets lose. So, 36 minus 30 That's why every [music] winning spin earns exactly $6. Straight up hit, there it is. And since we're talking about devilish behavior, what's the most
[04:08] week? You want to hear mine? [music] >> It's pretty bad. Tell you what, if we win the next spin, I'm going to
[04:20] if we win the next spin, I'm going to [music] confess.
[04:32] Please forgive me. Yesterday, I changed my mind about buying ice cream at Walmart, and I didn't put it back in the freezer. I know. I know. I know. It's [music] pretty bad. Please forgive me. Now, help
[04:46] me feel better by leaving your own weekly sins in the comments. Okay, we're still on a roll. I guess the dark lord still favors me. Maybe even more after my Walmart ice cream [music] incident.
[05:11] here. Are bad puns another sin? Because if they are, I'm definitely [music] guilty. The crazy thing is that we still haven't lost. This system only covers about 40.5% of the wheel.
[05:24] Statistically, we should be losing more often than we're winning. session. And we're still going. By the way, if you haven't downloaded the 666
[05:36] chart yet, it's available in the community alongside charts for every other strategy we cover. It's all free, and the link is below.
[06:00] [music] in a row. Okay, I'm starting to think I committed [music] Maybe that's why the strategy is doing Actually, I did [music] take a phone call on speaker in public because I
[06:13] forgot my headphones. That's forgivable, [music] right? Right? I can't believe it. 10 wins in a row. And take a look at the balance. We started with $1,430.
[06:27] [music] Now we're sitting at $1,496. Which is kind of creepy, now that I [music] think about it. I think that's
[06:39] our cue to leave. Let's get out of here like a bat out of hell. there it is. 10 consecutive wins using the 666 roulette system. We're a couple
[06:55] of lucky devils today, that's for sure. Okay, I swear, [music] I'm done. But, let's talk about what really happened. How does a strategy that covers only 40.5% [music] of the wheel manage a perfect 10 out of
[07:07] 10 session? The answer is simple. Luck. And maybe, just maybe, that speaker phone call. Theoretically, we should have lost roughly six [music] spins and won about four, but real gambling sessions don't always follow
[07:21] the averages. Variance can produce some really wild results, and in this case, that's exactly what happened here. So, [music] our final profit is $66. Could we have kept winning? Maybe, but it felt like the right place
[07:36] to stop, especially on that 66, and not just because of the theme. One losing just because of the theme. One losing spin could wipe out all $66 in profits. Then, we need another 10-win streak to earn it back, and that is incredibly
[07:49] unlikely. So, walking away while we're still ahead, that is the smart move. But, let's say we did spin again and lose. A $66 loss isn't fun, but it's also not impossible to recover. For example, if you use the five double
[08:03] street recovery, [music] you'll place $66 on each of the five you'll place $66 on each of the five double streets for a total of $330. That setup gives you roughly an 81% chance of recovering the loss. Compared
[08:16] to some higher coverage systems, that's actually fairly manageable. Some attempt the same kind [music] of recovery. Of course, neither $66 or $330 is exactly pocket change. You're
[08:29] going to need a decent bankroll to use the strategy responsibly. Another option >> [music] >> It's generally safer, though admittedly a little less exciting. If you're curious about combining strategies and
[08:43] recovery systems [music] together, then check out our Roulette Mastery Playbook. That is where we explained the complete roulette framework that we [music] use. website, or you can join our free community first to receive an exclusive
[08:55] discount along with access [music] to our charts, our tools, and bonus resources. When you look at the actual profits generated by the 666, they're relatively small and slow building. Remember, we had a perfect session
[09:07] expect to happen [music] regularly. In reality, if we had lost the very next spin, every dollar we gained would have disappeared instantly. So, what do you think of the 666 strategy? It's pure genius or pure evil?
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