I Tried the Follownacci Roulette Strategy... It Did NOT Go to Plan

[00:01] sequence, you continuously bet on one column or dozen bet and adjust your units based on wins and losses. But, what happens if you switch the betting group each time you lose? That's the idea behind Fibonacci dozens,

[00:15] entry and the follow-nacci. Is it a clever way to win or a complicated way to lose? That depends on the luck you're having. If you want to see which it was for me, then stick around.

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[00:57] negative progression strategy that follows the famous sequence invented by Mr. Fibonacci himself. For the uninitiated, 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21. Each number is the sum of the two before it. Haven't seen it yet? Check out the

[01:13] video in the top right corner, where we explain it in detail. In roulette, each number in the sequence represents a betting unit. Lose and you move one number, called officially term, forward. Win and the classic version has you drop

[01:28] back two terms, dancing up and down the sequence until you return to base. The common version, though, simply resets to the start on any win, which is Two different flavors of the same system. So, what changes in the

[01:41] follow-nacci? Well, as you may have guessed from the name, we simply follow the winning column or dozen. Will it make a difference? Let's see it in practice. But first, a quick PSA. Using a negative progression strategy like the

[01:55] Fibonacci means your bets can spiral out of control quickly when you hit a string of losses. It's already inherently risky. That's why it's so important that know? You have to verify the RNG software they

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[02:47] To kick off the sequence, begin with a dummy spin. All we want out of this spin is to see which dozen we'll be betting on. Then, >> we switch to the dozen with the winning number.

[03:00] 15 is our number, so that puts us in the second dozen. We put one unit on the second dozen. If we win, that's a two-to-one payout. For us, that means we profit $20. But we lost. Now, we move to the third

[03:15] dozen. The next term in the Fibonacci sequence is still one, so we only bet sequence is still one, so we only bet one unit.

[03:34] We shift to the first dozen and now we bet two units on that dozen, moving forward one number in the sequence. And while we're playing, quick reminder to only try the strategy at verified, fully licensed casinos.

[03:47] Go ahead and use our list. It's free and organized by your country. first comment. Great. [music] 12 is within our dozen. That's a two to one win, so a $40 profit. We've made up for our two losses

[04:03] >> [music] >> And that's the Fibonacci in action. Now, >> but move back two numbers in the sequence. Yep, this time we're doing the more traditional version. That puts us back at one unit anyway this [music]

[04:17] We lost this one, so we move forward one number. That's one [music] unit still and bet on the middle dozen where 16 is. As of now, we're hovering around our starting balance. Not good, not bad, just okay.

[04:32] Geez, brutal. That loss moves us up another number, so now we bet two units on the third dozen. Remember, however, that with Fibonacci, once you hit a win, you always win back what you lost and make a profit, which gets [music] bigger

[04:46] the higher you are in the sequence. That's in the middle. Ouch. Our next >> [music] >> That's $30 on the middle. Hopefully, we >> That's $30 on the middle. Hopefully, we don't get hurt again.

[05:07] comes in handy. You learn how to reduce the impact of losses by adjusting your strategy in situations just like this. Let me have Richard remind you what the Playbook is about. >> By the way, remember that this is only

[05:21] one part [music] of a much bigger system. No single strategy works forever. The real edge comes from knowing when to switch, how to manage risk, and how to adapt. That's exactly why we created the Roulette Mastery

[05:34] Playbook. It's not just a list of strategies. It's the full framework pro players use to manage their bankroll, rotate systems, and build long-term consistency. It brings everything we teach together

[05:48] as a one clear structured guide including tactics we've never shared on You'll find it linked right here on the screen and also in the description and the pinned comment below. >> Alrighty, we've just put $50. That's

[06:03] five units on the first dozen. Fingers crossed we recover. >> I'm kidding, but right Now it feels like it. Now, to follow the sequence we have

[06:18] to put eight units on the evil middle dozen, which is $80. While the Fibonacci can definitely spiral, it's nowhere near as rapid as spiral, it's nowhere near as rapid as the Martingale. Still, $80 is worry

[06:30] the Martingale. Still, $80 is worry territory. It's fibo not my day-to-day. From here, we would put 13 units on the third >> [music] >> That means $130.

[06:44] willing to do it today. [music] This is when we cut our losses and call it a when we cut our losses and call it a day. Get out of here.

[06:59] the world. Why did this happen? Was it because we followed the winning dozen? difference? You might think so. It sounds reasonable that if a number just came out of a dozen, it's less likely to happen again

[07:12] the following round, right? Wrong. That's the gambler's fallacy. You could play Fibonacci on the same dozen for hours, switch columns round by round, follow the winning one, hunt for the cold one that hasn't come out in a

[07:25] while. It won't matter. The math stays the same. The real reason sessions like sequence is built around frequent losing. You're betting on one column or dozen, roughly a 32% chance of winning per

[07:39] round. So most of the time you lose And that's exactly the point, because with Fibonacci on higher paying bets, losing for a stretch is what gives bigger wins. with the sequence, the bigger the profit will be once you finally hit a number.

[07:55] The real question is, do you have the bankroll to ride out the high terms when And just as importantly, can you afford it if they go too far? That's the true comfortably go with the terms, >> [music]

[08:08] >> the more profit potential you carry. But also the more you're risking in real money. And honestly, that doesn't change whether it's standard Fibonacci or the follow-nacci. Tomato, tomato. What do you think of this strategy? Let us know

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