Can Roulette's 36 System Win Nonstop?
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In this video, the presenter tests whether combining the 36 roulette system with recovery betting strategies such as Martingale and Fibonacci can eliminate its main weakness. The 36 system covers the entire table with a $38 bet but incurs a $20 loss when a double-street number appears. The experiment shows how recovery bets can turn losses into overall profit, while also highlighting the significantly higher risk involved.
The video tests whether adding a Martingale or Fibonacci recovery system can counteract the 36 system's key weakness, where wins sometimes don't cover losses.
The 36 method provides total table coverage, but there are cases where you win without coming out ahead; the previous video simply continued playing hoping future gains would cover losses.
The presenter reminds viewers to only play at certified casinos and points to an updated list of 100% secure platforms in the description and pinned comment.
The base bet is $38: $10 on the first dozen, $10 on the double street from 13 to 18, and $18 on the numbers from 19 to 36, giving 100% table coverage.
If a number from the double street (13-18) comes up, the strategy loses $20. If zero comes up, the loss is only $2, which is described as insignificant.
The video tests Martingale first and Fibonacci later. The simple method completely pauses the 36 system and only plays the recovery bet.
For Martingale, bet the lost amount ($20) on the opposite color and double after each loss until a win, then return to the 36 system.
For Fibonacci, bet on a column that hasn't appeared in at least two rounds, starting with the lost amount and following the sequence (1, 1, 2...) until winning.
With Fibonacci, as soon as you win, you recover everything lost plus an extra profit that grows the longer you wait for the win.
Starting Fibonacci with $10 instead of $20 is safer, achieved by reducing the base unit of the 36 system (e.g., 50 cents), though winnings are also reduced.
The session ended with a $94 profit in about 6 minutes, going from 625 to 719. The presenter notes higher returns come with much higher risk.
Recovery bets can escalate rapidly, so the choice is between higher returns with higher risk or smaller returns with lower risk. Knowing when to stop is key.
What is the total bet amount for the 36 system?
$38, split as $10 on the first dozen, $10 on the double street 13-18, and $18 on numbers 19-36.
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Which outcome causes the $20 loss in the 36 system?
A number from the double street (13-18).
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What is the loss when zero comes up in the 36 system?
Only $2, described as insignificant.
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What is the most common profitable outcome and profit in the 36 system?
Numbers from 19 to 36, yielding a profit of $4, and occurring approximately 86% of rounds.
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What is the simple recovery method demonstrated in the video?
Pause the 36 method and use a simple Martingale on red/black, betting the lost amount and doubling after each loss until a win.
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What two recovery systems are tested?
Martingale and Fibonacci.
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What advantage does Fibonacci have over Martingale as described in the video?
As soon as you win, you recover everything lost plus an extra profit that grows the longer you wait for the victory.
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How can you reduce risk when starting Fibonacci recovery?
Start with $10 instead of $20 by reducing the base unit of the 36 system to e.g., 50 cents, giving more room before stakes escalate.
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What was the session result in the video?
$94 profit in about 6 minutes, with balance going from 625 to 719.
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Full table coverage for $38
The 36 system covers every number, but its payout structure creates a predictable weak point.
01:56The double-street loss
Understanding that the $20 loss on the double street is the core challenge the recovery systems are designed to solve.
02:23Simple vs. complex recovery
The distinction between pausing the base system and playing recovery bets simultaneously is key for beginners.
03:48Fibonacci's growing profit
Unlike Martingale, Fibonacci pays a bonus on recovery that increases the longer you wait, an important strategic difference.
07:21Lower base unit reduces escalation
Reducing stakes is a practical risk-management move that gives the Fibonacci sequence more room before bets become dangerous.
08:01[00:01] In a previous video we explored how the 36 system offers complete table coverage. However, despite this, there are cases where the gains do not fully compensate for the losses, a key weakness of this
[00:14] strategy. But what if we counteracted those losses with a recovery system such as Martingale or Fibonacci? Could this be the ultimate trick to win nonstop at roulette? Let's find out.
[00:37] We recently analyzed in depth the 36 method, which gives us total table coverage. However, although we win most of the time, there are situations where we do win, but not enough to come out
[00:50] ahead, leaving us with a loss. In the last video, we simply continued playing, hoping that future gains would cover those previous losses. But today we're going to try something different: combining a
[01:02] recovery system with method 36. Let's see what happens. One I'm playing at an international casino, so you'll see me betting with dollars, but don't worry, the numbers are easy to follow. As
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[01:42] find it in the video description and in our pinned comment. Without further ado, let the game begin. We start with the normal 36 method, which I seen it, I'll leave the link up here in the top right corner.
[01:56] So, as you may recall, it works like this. Bets, which is my works like this. Bets, which is my base unit, $0 on the first dozen, $ on base unit, $0 on the first dozen, $ on the double street from 13 to 18, and finally
[02:09] the double street from 13 to 18, and finally $1 on the numbers from 19 to 36. In total, the bet is $38, a 100% coverage of the table. However, the amount we win will vary depending on the number that comes up and the
[02:23] winning bet. Here are the details. If a number from the the details. If a number from the double street comes up, we lose $20. And that's the weak point of the strategy. We won with most of the other outcomes.
[02:36] Oh, and if it comes out zero, we only lose $ which is insignificant. Let's turn around and is insignificant. Let's turn around and see what happens. Boom.
[02:48] stink from 19 to 36, which means a profit of 4. This is the most common and most profitable result. Let's continue with method 36 and add another gain, 4. Let's continue.
[03:08] , which means I win 18, but since I bet 38, we have had a net loss of $. As I mentioned before, if it comes out zero, the loss is only 2, which is nothing
[03:20] to worry about. But the double street is another story, with a significant loss of $. Instead of ignoring the loss and continuing to wait for future gains that might cover it, let's try to recover those $20
[03:33] immediately. As? There are many ways to recover it with Fibonacci, the Bouer. Today we're going to try two. We'll use Fibonacci, but later. First we will use the simplest of all, the Martingale in an external setup. Now
[03:48] we basically have two ways to recover, the simple method and the complex method. In short, with the complex method we continue to use simultaneously playing the recovery bet. This can be a bit
[04:02] confusing if you're not used to it, so it 's not ideal for beginners. Therefore, today we are going to focus on the simple method, where we completely pause the 36 method and only play with the recovery bet. If you'd
[04:16] complex method, leave a comment saying, " Make the complex recovery method ," and we'll cover it in a future video. So, this time we're going to recover with a simple martingale on red and black, so we just
[04:31] need to bet the lost amount, in this case $, on the opposite color to the one that just came out. In this case I'm going to bet on red. because every time we lose we simply double the amount until we
[04:47] win. So now we bet 40 on red and we lost again. So, well, it's no big deal . We doubled 40 to red again . We doubled 40 to red again
[05:04] all my losses, including the initial money, and I'm back on track . This is by far the simplest and most direct way to recover losses with the 36 system. Next time we lose, we'll try to recover using
[05:17] Fibonacci for a change. Okay, so we're going back to system 36, since we've won. And we won $4 again this time. When we win with a number from the first dozen, we only get a profit, as has just
[05:30] happened right now, at this very moment. Let's go. And now moment. Let's go. And now
[05:43] profit is always quite small, of one or 4, but it will happen approximately 86% of the rounds. Only in the remaining 14 times, we either lose 2 with the zero, which is an insignificant loss, or $ with the double street.
[05:57] And in that case, we attack with the recovery system. recovery system. Oh, here we have another double street, so we're starting our recovery again, but this time instead of
[06:10] using the Martingale we're going to use Fibonacci. recently. The last numbers were 15 in the The last numbers were 15 in the first column and 28 in the third.
[06:24] So let's bet on the second column, the one that hasn't come up in at least two rounds. How much do we bet? Still 20, the amount lost. If you're not yet you'll soon find a video focused on this method on our channel. Let's go
[06:40] . Well, we lost this time, but of course that's to be expected. We're going to lose about two-thirds of the time with the we advance to the next number in the
[06:53] victory. In the video we will upload on the topic, we will share the table with all the terms. So let's move on to the second term in the sequence, which is still one, meaning we'll bet another $20.
[07:09] We lost again. [laughs] Okay, let's move on to the third term, Okay, let's move on to the third term, a 2x. What that means is doubling the previous bet to $40. And this time
[07:21] we'll see how it goes. Well, this time we won. The additional advantage of using Fibonacci instead of Martin Gala is that with Fibonacci, as soon as you win, you have recovered everything you lost, plus an extra profit
[07:34] that grows as you wait for that victory. In this case, we have obtained an additional profit of $, but waiting longer would have meant an even greater profit. Once we've achieved this victory,
[07:47] it means we need to go straight back to method 36. Let's go. And we won again. Of course, it must be said that starting the Fibonacci sequence with this can be quite risky, as the stake
[08:01] increases quite rapidly. In the fifth term, you would be betting $100. A much safer option is to start with $10, which reduces what's at stake. To achieve this, you simply reduce the stakes of method 36, for
[08:15] example, using 50 cents as the base unit. That gives you more room to move up in Fibonacci sequences. But the winnings will also be reduced to just winnings will also be reduced to just $2 per win on 16 to 36. Remember
[08:28] that the risk of losing is always part of the game. The key is knowing when to stop and never trying to recover small losses with huge bets. Okay, now we're going to speed up the video and I'll keep playing a little longer. Let's go
[08:41] keep playing a little longer. Let's go .
[08:59] Okay, this is my last round. Come on. And I won. My balance is now 19. And I won. My balance is now 19. So we've gone from 625 to 719. That's $94 in profit in about 6 minutes. An average of $100 per hour,
[09:14] more or less. In the previous video, playing without a recovery system, our earnings averaged $830 per hour, almost half. It is clear that short-term profits. The downside, however, is that the
[09:29] risk is much higher, as recovery bets can escalate rapidly. It's the classic choice. Are you looking for higher returns with higher risk, or do you prefer smaller returns with lower risk? The
[09:42] decision is always yours. Just remember to play it safe. And what do you think? Do you prefer to play with or without recovery time? Don't forget to leave us your comments and don't forget. Always play smart. Choose only
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