Win R$500 a Day with This Roulette Strategy
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The video presents a roulette betting strategy that claims to generate consistent profits by analyzing the frequency of numbers and their terminal digits. The creator demonstrates the strategy live, showing how to identify 'hot' numbers and predict their returns after periods of absence. The approach is based on probability and trend analysis, but the creator also emphasizes responsible gambling.
The strategy involves marking numbers that start with 1 and end with 3, 7, 9, or 0.
The player tracks how many spins a number has been absent to predict when it might appear.
The player waits for confirmation before betting, avoiding plays when the pattern is unclear.
The player marks all numbers ending in zero as part of the strategy.
The player demonstrates a play with a 40-real token, showing a potential profit of 3800.
The player increases the bet to 160 when the number is absent twice, expecting a return.
The player notes that the strategy may not work in a few months, acknowledging its limitations.
What types of numbers does the strategy focus on?
Numbers that start with 1, end with 3, 7, 9, or 0.
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What is the purpose of analyzing the timeline of recent spins?
To identify numbers that are 'hot' (frequent) and predict their return after absence.
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Why is it important to balance the number of marked numbers?
To cover enough numbers to ensure a win covers the total stake.
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Does the strategy guarantee winning?
The strategy is based on probability and trend analysis, but roulette is a game of chance, so it does not guarantee wins.
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Marking Numbers by First and Last Digit
This is the core of the strategy, showing how to select numbers based on their digits.
01:26Tracking Absences to Predict Returns
The idea that numbers tend to return after being absent is a key probabilistic concept.
02:21Acknowledgment of Risk
The creator admits the strategy may not work indefinitely, highlighting the inherent risk.
14:43[00:03] strategy I use when I want to make mulled wine or R$1,000 quickly. So remember that casino roulette is for people over 18 years old and whoever is going to play, responsibly. Leave a like and subscribe to the channel here. So let's go.
[00:17] move right now. Let me see here, I've already saved it here. Let's going to duplicate this here and in a little while I'll tell you what I did, okay? I'll bring a 40-real note. I'll explain in a moment , don't worry. What sets me
[00:30] apart on YouTube, guys, is that I demonstrate a play and I like to explain it Beauty? So, let's go. Let's go. We're going to make the move and then I'll explain it to you. 14. We got green on the initial number. So, how did
[00:43] everyone. First step here, look. I don't know if I'll be able to explain it in identified that were hotter here, look. Oh, one of what is three, right? 1. so, I'll explain it so you can understand. It's already entering Terminal 4,
[00:58] terminal 13, which was the hottest. But then I automatically mark the nine and the seven in that play, within that play, and the size is zero. Beauty? All this specific play, I did n't call it, but I would have, it would have been the
[01:13] identify which initial numbers were getting the most hottest here? That's it. All numbers that end with one, oh, end It starts with one. It starts with one. It starts with one. It starts with one. And it starts with one.
[01:26] marked all the numbers that start with one, I marked all the numbers that end with three, and I marked the s, all the numbers ending in 7, 9, and zero. But I So that was my analysis. But this analysis doesn't go that far.
[01:40] I'd get three greens in a row. Oh, like the assertive strategy, oh, one, I would take green here and I would take green here, oh. That would be three greens. But there's you have to identify how long he's been away. But this time of
[01:55] repeating itself. Let's see how long he's been away from here. Oh, here, He was absent twice and then came back here, look. Oh, here. Why did he come back? Because it starts with one, it starts with one, oh, it ends with three, it starts with one, it ends with
[02:09] three, it starts with one, it starts with one. It's zero, I'd take it, it starts with one. And it's also terminal nine. He was absent here once. Then it came back, came back, came back, came back. In other words , he's mixing between two and one. Are you guys understanding this?
[02:21] So, let's go. Now he's back to number three again. He hasn't merged here even once mixed it here, look. And there it is, following the trend, very strongly. But now I'm going to wait until I'm absent once or twice. Beauty? Remember, he's not
[02:34] going to follow the pattern I showed you here; he was absent once, then that ends with three. Oh, one is missing here , one is missing here. But remember I , everyone. That's what I want you to understand. Damn. Oh, this was the
[02:47] other one? There was already an absence here, oh. Here, here are two. Where's the other one? Wait a minute, you guys can see it too. And here one was missing. Beauty. Oh, he was absent for two, then later he'll be absent for three. And we have to be aware of this timing. Let's
[03:02] 17. In this case, he didn't miss it, he brought it, he would bring the green. But what else he brings up these sequential numbers, he tends to bring up the numbers I marked, right? But listen up , pay attention. Let me see
[03:15] if there were any sets. He brought a number that starts with three. I didn't bring a going to make my move here right now. I am not going. Because, oh, he brought the number with three. Behind him is the number nine. I could play here because of the number nine,
[03:29] but I prefer not to. We're going to play according to the strategy. Like I play I like, a shot. I would n't have gotten any money there. See how interesting it is to wait? Because 17 brought about six, oh. Finish the six. See?
[03:41] now? This is actually a pattern you can play, it's a type of play, but I'll wait for now. Why? Because remember I said, look, he was absent twice, then once, and then again, and he could be absent three times for the third
[03:54] pattern that you can also pick up within the timeline itself, folks. Oh, would be a different strategy here. He can bring the three that's back here, or who he's going to bring along. I brought the number eight, right? I brought a different number.
[04:08] absent here, one was absent, two were absent. So, I'm going to make my move here missing here, look. I'll mark it here, see. Wait a minute, hold on a minute. Yes, we should have marked numbers 15 and 18 on that play. It's still missing. I'm still marking it. Missing. We're missing numbers
[04:21] start with a one. I completely forgot to tag them here. Okay, but let's see if we can get it there, look. Let's see. It came to us, Eita. Ah, I thought it was on . It's because it got stuck there, guys. So, what am I going to do now,
[04:33] mark it here. Wait a minute, I'd forgotten. Wait a minute. I'm going to mark all the zeros. I like to mark all the zeros. And the 15th gave us time. Beauty. Why 15, Guga? Because 15 starts with a one. I didn't even notice so you guys could see, did I
[04:46] you guys everything properly, bro. And here, look, I could have stopped right here. That's analysis won't work in a few months , because there will be a lot of something I use, and it works for me. Oh, there's 29. But
[04:59] goes inside the high terminals, which was repeating itself, guys. Look here! teach you one thing and then show you another, see? To end up the same. Behind it there's a two, look, there's a 26 and there's a 14. It starts with a one, right? But I'm not
[05:12] Beauty? I prefer to wait. I'm going to demonstrate another move so you can see how even make some improvements here. Wait a minute. I still need to put it here, in number 15. Oops. No. 30, no. 20, and no, where's the other one? No. 18. And I'm going to save it. Beauty. Who did he bring? He
[05:26] green. Wow, that strategy is so effective, man. But you have to work within the realm of probability, within the trend of the timeline. Look how much obviously a 1500 profit, right? Yes, 2000, in this case, right? I'm terrible at math.
[05:38] now? Let me check the video length, guys. Ah, 7 minutes, that's fine. I'm going, look, it started with one. It started with one, meaning, here it remained and remained and remained within our strategy. I'm going to play now. I prefer playing away from home
[05:51] . If you want to play with the trend, you can, but then it could go in here now, but with less shish, you know. Let's go. I'll show you how many times look. Oh, our move is on three. He held on, he held on, he held on. It ends
[06:04] here, then. Let's go. There, here it was absent there. He held on, he held on, he held on, he held on. He was absent, he held on, he was absent, he held on, he held on , he held on, he held on, and he held on. Because it ends, it starts with one, it ends with nine, and it ends with eight, and it starts
[06:20] game too. Okay, it came on the 30th. Absent, huh? I'm going to play here now, look. This is a move I'm going to play aggressively here. He was absent, he came on the 30th, it starts with absent here, right? Because whether we like it or not, we're also part of the zero-sum game
[06:34] . And if we look at it here, well, it's up to you whether to mark it as zero or not, terminals, all the terminals are eight in this play, leaving 8 and 28, so I prefer to mark the zeros there. Beauty? Let's go. It came in the number 33, which is the number we
[06:47] 're targeting, the one that ends in 13. So here it is again, for you to see. Let me just show you here so you can see. Hold on a minute. Here it is. easier that way, right? Edit here. Let's see what number was left out.
[06:59] No, let's count how many we scored, shall we? Easier. Wait a minute. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 scored, shall we? Easier. Wait a minute. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
[07:12] 'll make a reading and you won't mark that many numbers, because sometimes the terminals 7, 8, and 9 won't be on the table, and then you can make your try to identify this quickly. I'll identify it, and you'll understand,
[07:25] going to do another analysis and we'll see if the analysis remains the same here. So, let's go. One, one, one, one. It started, there was a lot of it, and it's starting a lot more more confirmation. I don't have that much confirmation yet. Beauty? Let's go.
[07:38] last digit and the first digit, you see. Oh, number one is really strong, look, came number 10, right? So, I'll mark this one as 10. Okay, see, when he's absent, it's only twice, look . Oh, only absent twice, oh.
[07:52] Sometimes, beauty. The strongest initial number , I know, is one. And which number Okay, I can include nine, mark it, because nine has already appeared twice, three, four times. So, I can now mark him there
[08:04] in my betting platform. Now let's look at the terminal that ends, which is the hottest terminal, you know. Oh, there's a three. Yes, in this case the hottest terminal is the one that ends in nine. If we're going to include it, there's also a number three, right? But number three is
[08:18] which you repeat twice. Three and six go hand in hand. Yes, we have it, let's working with this entire line of work. So, how would I make that move? That's bet. I'll put the name here, it would be a terminal six play, look, terminal
[08:32] I mark it? That's how it was. I'm coming here to number one, because I know number one is the mark all the numbers that start with one, oh, oh. 19, 16. Okay? We know that nine is hot on the table, but look , mark 29 here and 9 must mark zero
[08:47] ends, that's the hottest one? It's three and six. So, to avoid marking too many one and the other. I prefer to mark number six here, since it appeared more often, right? Oh, six here, since it appeared more often, right? Oh, 6:36. Okay, let's count how much
[09:01] move, I'm just showing you guys how I do it. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14. It's good to at least cover half the table. Beauty? Here, look, it starts with one, I didn't mark it. Okay, 14. Then it was 15 now. And there? Beauty. What
[09:16] 8, and 9 are no longer working on the table. I've already marked nine. So, what can I do? I come here and mark all the zeros, look. 10, 20, and 30. And then I now, look, another one came here. Beauty? Now let's see. Oh, number 10 called number
[09:29] I'll wait. I'm going to make my last move so you can see it. So, you all understood what I did there, right? I'm in terminal six. A terminal is a number that ends. I'm at the initial number one. I'm on all the
[09:42] Let me see if I marked it here because I don't remember right now. Wait a minute. And I 'm in terminal nine. It started with one again . There you go. Here is one. Here we just it's starting already, isn't it? It's number one. So now I'll wait. Look how hot it is.
[09:56] eye on these three as well. Remember that three and six are side by side? a three might come, I might take a red one, you know ? If I were to mark the number three here, it would be too many numbers. If I were to mark the number three here, look, the 13, look, there's also the 13
[10:09] careful when you're making those plays, okay? Otherwise you end up . Beauty? Let's see who came. It came in number four. He left, just like that, look. make the move now. This is a one-shot game, look. Beauty? Let me see if
[10:24] make our move right there, see? Let's go with a 40-dollar token, okay? 40 x 36 + 38 = 60 - 1500. 3800 profit with a simple strategy that even a beginner who doesn't know how to play
[10:37] guys. Try this roulette wheel here, on this space, and see what the , but it offers very good accuracy. Beauty? Oh, in this case, it brought the high terminal, which is seven, which I chose not to mark. Beauty? But
[10:51] now one is absent, and now two are absent. Now I'm just going to repeat the move. I'm not even repeat it, okay. Let me see. Ah, that's because there wo n't be any left. I'll repeat it with 160 I'm saying, you're going to have to believe me. A strategy that,
[11:04] . Why did I appeal here for a higher amount? Because one and two were absent. And he was showing that he was absent between one and two. Actually, it wasn't even between one and two, it was just one. Okay, I'm going to show you here. Hey,
[11:17] respect, son. I'll show you, look. That's not just guesswork, guys. This isn't just guesswork, you know. Let's go. It's number one. Let's take number one, okay? One. No, Let's start here. Oh, one. One. I'm not going to count the zero as
[11:31] absent either. Let's count the number three as an absence. Let's take stock. as an absence, in quotation marks, because I was undecided about finishing numbers three and six, but since they go hand in hand, we'll take them together . Then he returned. He came back here,
[11:44] broke up with one, was absent, absent, and absent again. Oh, you see? He ends with one, he doesn't start, he was absent with two. Then he came back, he came back, he was absent for two, look. Two, two, one. And it came back here, which is where we got this green here. Did
[11:57] green on set, oh. I chose not to mark it. I chose to mark the control, are you all understanding this? So, with a bankroll here of 1500, I've already reached this amount here . Oh, 65 minus 1500, oh. That's 5,000 in profit
[12:12] three! I can also switch between the three, look. I can repeat that. I'm going to repeat that move here, but I won't go so Let me see here. I'll go with 80 so we can finish up . If we take, look, 80
[12:26] x 36 + 60, 7,000 - 1,500. If we take that, we 'll have a profit of 6,440. Why did I play? He was absent and absent from my one, end with three, and end in zero. Beauty? Let's go. Ah, he repeated it again
[12:42] guys. It happened three times. He missed one, two, and now my finger is itching to put weight on my hand, man. Because basically , I can say that it's almost impossible for weigh that in here, man. Just to finish up. No, I'll at least finish here by
[12:56] putting this value here, see? 100 of which is how much? 185, oh. 185 x 36 + 1545. We end up He was absent three times, bro. It's impossible not to hit it now, man. You know what I mean? It's
[13:09] impossible not to criticize this analysis now. Oh, oh. Show some respect, Dad. Respect. A number that begins with the initial one. Suck it up, it 's mango flavored. And here, since he was absent staying. I'm going to make one last move. Let me check the video length.
[13:22] just repeat it. I'll go slowly here, at this value, because it's likely to remain the same for now. Why, Guga? Here, look. Oh, he's gone, respectful. Here, look, in the one where he was absent, look, there he showed respect. Did you
[13:35] absent, he wasn't repeating the year? The only time he repeated a year was this one, and now Beauty? There you go, he repeated that it's terminal six. Guga, I didn't understand what you guys. Calm. Look here, look at the little squares here. He showed respect. No, wait a minute
[13:48] . Here, 34 with one. He was absent in this one. He was absent for two. And there? He showed respect. He showed respect. He was absent. He showed respect. He was absent. He excused himself and showed respect. And he respected that. The little lines he respected. Beauty? Since he was absent
[14:02] experience, I knew he was going to repeat the analysis here at the beginning, throughout the video. So, stop and think about this. In this one he was absent, then he repeated it twice . In this one he was absent, he repeated
[14:16] one, in this one he was absent three times. So , in the same way that he is experiences upon his return. If you're going to look here, I don't know, you guys complicated, man, to explain here. Let's grab this one.
[14:29] He showed respect here too. He showed respect, he stayed away. Oh, one here. He showed respect, didn't he? This is zero. Respected, respected, absented, respected, absented. So you see, look, it does here, it was different. He was absent three times, oh. Since one of them came along, it was
[14:43] very difficult for him to repeat this absence of three. He could repeat it I would repeat the dose and get green. Are you all understanding? If you enjoyed this to the channel, and sign up for my mentorship program so you can learn more, okay? Oh, what an
[14:56] Warm regards, and this is just the beginning. [Music]
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