Roulette Strategy: Forget Even/Odd, Use This
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This video presents a new roulette strategy that focuses on betting on specific numbers rather than traditional outside bets. The method involves dividing the table into high/low and even/odd categories, analyzing the last 500 spins for bias, and using a trigger based on parity changes to place bets. The strategy claims to double bankrolls with minimal risk by re-entering without increasing bet sizes.
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[00:01]
New Roulette Strategy Introduction
The presenter introduces a completely different way to profit in roulette, focusing on numbers rather than even/odd, high/low, or columns.
[00:27]
Table Division
Divide the table into high (19-36) and low (1-18) numbers, then further into even and odd within each group: low even (2,4,6,8), low odd (1,3,5,7,9), high even (20,22,24,26), high odd (19,21,23,25).
[01:07]
Analyze Roulette Statistics
Before playing, check the last 500 numbers to see if the wheel is biased (e.g., favoring one number or group). If biased, avoid and wait for normal distribution.
[01:34]
Betting on Numbers
Place chips on specific numbers (e.g., 30 and 31) because numbers pay 36 times the bet, making it very profitable.
[02:00]
Trigger for Entry
The trigger is when parity changes: e.g., after an even number, an odd number appears. The specific numbers don't matter; the pattern is key.
[02:28]
Doubling Bankroll Example
Starting with R$374, the strategy doubled the bankroll without risking more than a third of it.
[03:10]
Handling Losses
If the bet doesn't win on the first try, simply re-enter with the same bet size instead of quadrupling (Martingale). This avoids blowing the bankroll.
[03:48]
Final Results
With two entries, the bankroll grew from R$634 to R$794, demonstrating profit without increasing exposure.
The strategy claims to double bankrolls consistently by betting on numbers after a parity change trigger, re-entering without increasing bets. The presenter encourages practice and offers a Telegram channel for live streams.
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00:27
Divide the roulette table into high (19-36) and low (1-18) numbers, then into even and odd subgroups.
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What is the first step before using the roulette strategy?
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What is the first step before using the roulette strategy?
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Analyze the last 500 numbers to check for bias.
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How much does a number bet pay?
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How much does a number bet pay?
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36 times the bet.
01:34
What is the trigger to place a bet?
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What is the trigger to place a bet?
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A change in parity (e.g., even then odd number).
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What should you do if the bet loses on the first try?
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What should you do if the bet loses on the first try?
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Re-enter with the same bet size, not increase it.
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What is the main risk of Martingale that this strategy avoids?
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What is the main risk of Martingale that this strategy avoids?
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Blowing the bankroll by quadrupling bets after losses.
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💡 Key Takeaways
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Bias Analysis
Emphasizes checking wheel bias before betting, a key risk management step.
01:07
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Parity Change Trigger
Simple trigger based on parity change, easy to spot.
02:00
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Loss Recovery Without Martingale
Avoids common pitfall of increasing bets after loss, preserving bankroll.
03:10Full Transcript
[00:01] completely different way to profit, analyze, and operate within the roulette game. Okay, need a platform that you're sure won't have any or operating. So I'll leave it below along with my
[00:15] Telegram channel where I do live streams twice a day at 1 PM and 10 PM. So what I really want to say. Well, without much ado, I want to quickly show you what I use to be profitable in roulette. The
[00:27] forget about even and odd numbers, high and low numbers, columns and doubles going to forget all of that and start using the table. Okay? And the first thing you're going to do is divide the table into two parts: the
[00:41] high numbers and the low numbers, numbers 1 to 18, numbers 19 to 36, and divide it again twice. Okay, the even and odd numbers, low and Highs on the roulette wheel. Okay, we can see here 2, 4, 6, 8, and so on, which are the low even and low odd numbers:
[00:54] 1, 3, 5, 9, 7, and so on. And we also have the high even and odd numbers: 19, 20, 21, and so on, normally alternating between high even and odd numbers. Okay, and the first thing you have to do before using
[01:07] you is to go to the roulette wheel and look at the statistics and look at the last 500 numbers and analyze how the roulette wheel is doing. Is it falling a lot on one number, is falling a lot towards high, very low odd numbers, or low odd numbers? Okay, you have to
[01:21] it's biased you have to avoid it and come back when it's normal. I needed to tell you, now you have to know when to noticed that the number 31 and the number 30 came up, which is... A pair in a high pair, we're going to
[01:34] of chips, okay? And always covering the number very attentive because the numbers pay 36 times the value you enter. In other words, it's very profitable to operate in numbers, okay? Our trigger there, let's go,
[01:46] first. You can see that we put in R$1 and it came back R$360, that is, the number returns 36 You can see that my trigger is always, and the
[02:00] odd number comes up in sequence, an even number comes up, okay? That is, every time the parity changes. high number, it doesn't matter, right? For example, here, if the number 10, an even number, had come up in sequence, and the number 13, which is a low odd number, came up, okay? Then I would enter
[02:15] 's very simple, two triggers there for since you always have to analyze the moment of the roulette and know... Her trend is right here. You can see that we had R$374 in our bankroll, and
[02:28] doubled our bankroll without having to risk much. In other words, we didn't put in even a third of our bankroll and we almost doubled it. Okay, I you that it works in any roulette wheel; you just need to analyze to see if there's
[02:41] confirmed there, like we have here, our entry confirmed on the high pairs. Okay, I switched roulette wheels here quickly. Okay, taking all the high pairs, I'm enter with R$1 of chips, the same value we made the last entry. Okay,
[02:54] we're currently at R$634, let's see what our winning number will be. Remember, the numbers pay 36 times. In other words, it's very, very profitable; the risk is very worthwhile. Okay, let's wait for it to fall, and look, it didn't fall on the first try. Okay,
[03:10] this happened to show you what happens when it doesn't fall on the first try, because it can happen, yes, we do... What we're doing is simply redoing the entry without having to quadruple the value, okay? I'm sure you've already blown your bankroll
[03:23] hedging, but it's not necessary. You can redo your entry if needed without having to expose yourself more to the market and still earning as much as before, okay? Let's wait for it to fall on the high pairs now, there's not much of a
[03:35] secret. Oh, and there's number 22 at the head of 22. Okay, one more entry there, we were at 634 and now we're at 794. In other words, I profited without having to expose myself more and more to the market, okay? In
[03:48] strategy. Well, and that's basically it. With just two entries here, making a very easy entry, I managed to double a bankroll of R$300. That's what I my Instagram, doubling more than 15 bankrolls, and also in my live streams every
[04:01] the link is below if you want to participate in my leverage. The bankroll only works on entries like the one you saw here, that's what you learned. Okay, now study a bit so you can practice this on your own.
[04:15] Great, see you in the next video! Bye!