Roulette Strategy: 11 Streets + Fibonacci Combo Tested Live

[00:02] play roulette, but what you're about to see comes pretty close. And what if there were an even safer combination than double streets with Fibonacci? Well, today we're going to try something different, the Fibonacci street strategy.

[00:17] Is this the best way to win at roulette: high coverage and a recovery system with extra benefits? Let's check it out together.

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[00:51] exclusive content not published on YouTube. You have the link in the description. You've already combinations of strategies work, and today it's time to try a new one. Streets more like Fibonacci.

[01:04] In theory, the 11 streets used in systems like 11x1 provide more coverage from the start. To give you an idea, there is only a 10.8% chance of losing in the first round compared to the 18.9% chance you

[01:20] have using double streets as your initial bet. In short, using streets reduces the risk of having to resort to Fibonacci by almost half. That makes sense , doesn't it? But you know, theory is one thing and practice is another

[01:34] . So we're going to try it live. Today you're playing at a licensed international online casino, which is why you'll see the graphics in Italian. But the system is exactly the same. Play in dollars, euros, or

[01:46] any other currency. But remember, [music] always choose safe and regulated casinos. If you play on an unlicensed site, you risk having your games rigged or not getting paid what you win. To avoid problems, the

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[02:15] combination of streets plus Fibonacci to see if it really works better than the double streets one. Let's get down to business. We start with a balance of €200 to see how far we can go. If you are not yet familiar with the 11 streets method, here's a quick refresher.

[02:31] Place the base bet, which in this case today is 50 cents on streets, that is , a row of three consecutive numbers. Bet on every street, except the last one. In total 11, which gives you an initial coverage of

[02:45] approximately 89.2%. So in total you are betting €5.50 starting with that base of 50 cents and you are covered on the entire table, except on the last street and on zero.

[02:58] Turn. Victory. You earn 50 cents in profit. Quickly to the next one. Another victory. Another 50 cents. Nero And one more. As expected, this happens

[03:12] nine out of every 10 numbers, statistically you win nine out of every 10 rounds. The problem is that the winnings are small; you only recover an extra eleventh of what you bet, a modest profit per spin. And when

[03:28] you lose, obviously you lose the whole 5.50 . Now you might be wondering why the bet is no more than 50 cents per street. The reason is simple: it's always better to start with small amounts, especially

[03:43] Fibonacci, and in the end, you've lost, and as expected, this loss erases almost everything gained in previous rounds. There are several variations for recovering using the street method . There are

[03:57] recovery systems such as the Martingale, the 11x1, where everything is multiplied 11 times, or in this case, the Fibonacci. In short, you bet what you just lost on a column and each time you fail you move up one step in the

[04:12] Fibonacci sequence. Here's the sequence on the screen, and you can also download it from the link in the description, right after the list of safe casinos by country. Okay, looking at the history, it can be seen that the

[04:27] third column has not come up in at least two draws, so we place the bet. That's where the 5.50 goes. the exact amount that was just lost. Well, there's a slightly less than 33% chance of winning here, so you're going to lose often.

[04:42] But following Fibonacci not only recovers everything lost, but also adds a profit proportional to the time you have waited. Let's spin it and see what happens. To the 33rd bet.

[04:58] second step of the sequence which is still one, which means betting 5.50 again. This time it was won, but it's the worst Fibonacci step you only recover exactly what was lost in this combination of

[05:13] streets plus Fibonacci, returning to the previous balance of €206. However, if it had been won in a later step, there would have been extra profit. Well,

[05:25] this is better than nothing, right? To continue, as has been won, we return to the first method, the blockade with 11 streets. This time, the street that just came out is left uncovered, a small extra turn and you win again.

[05:41] Okay, we should string together some wins now. No, it was lost instantly. Well, you know what to do. We check which column has not come out in the last two or three rounds, in this case the

[05:54] first one. And the 5.50 are placed there. Pom, you win the first attempt. Winning on the first try is a luxury because you directly triple the bet, so you get a clean profit of 5.50,

[06:07] in addition to recovering everything before. This is an exception, huh? Because in the second step you only recover, while from the third step onwards the profit gradually increases, but of course, you can't control when it happens.

[06:21] Back to method one, 11 streets, eh, again leaving the street of the last number uncovered. Come on, and another victory. Excellent. Ah, another quick defeat. As you can see, although with the first method you

[06:36] turn quickly and on average only one out of every 10 is lost, it still happens quite frequently. Okay, you know what to do. Place 5.50 in the second column that hasn't appeared for a while. He gets lost again, so he goes to the

[06:51] second step. Same bet. It is lost again, so it goes to the third again, so it goes to the third step, which is two, doubling to €11 and it has been won. Boom. This round yields a profit of 5.50. The higher you go in

[07:05] the sequence, the greater the gain. If victory comes, of course, but as I said before, winning on the first try is more of an exception, right? We then return to the 11th streets. Actually, most of the

[07:18] benefit of this combo comes when you lose to the streets. You go up a little on the Fibonacci sequence and you gain more there than with the first method itself. Sure, if you string together several wins with streets, you can build a bank, but it's

[07:32] much slower. As you saw, you just won 5.50 extra with Fibonacci and that would be equivalent to 11 consecutive successful throws using only the first method. Okay, it's lost again, but now you know exactly what to do, right?

[07:48] Check which column hasn't been filled yet, this time it's the second one, and put the 5.50 there. Won on the first try. Another net profit of 5.50. We return to the Let's talk now about the pros and cons of this combo. Come on. Well, the positive thing is

[08:04] that you have two ways to win. One is with a good streak in the first method, where you win little but consistently and if you lose, with a high probability, you not only recover everything, but also achieve an

[08:16] extra profit thanks to Fibonacci. In other words, you have an initial bet with great coverage and a recovery system that also generates profits. It sounds like the perfect method, doesn't it? It's undoubtedly a great combo, but as always, the

[08:31] risks don't disappear. Here the risk is more long-term than short-term, but it's still there. You can lose with the streets despite passing, that is, passing to Fibonacci and continuing to climb in the sequence and continuing to

[08:46] lose until you ruin the balance. And it 's not as impossible as it seems, because Fibonacci is an exponential system and the higher you go, the more you bet. So the risks exist and must always be kept in mind. Therefore,

[09:01] as always, it is recommended to set a solid stop loss and also a maximum number of steps within the Fibonacci sequence. This is to avoid chasing losses without limit, especially because the longer you wait, the more attractive the

[09:17] potential profit seems, which can be a psychological trap and make you lose control. So be very careful. Okay, I've been playing for a while longer and the video speeds up. See you in a moment.

[10:31] and a half minutes have been played and a total of €320 has been reached, which is €120 in profit. So it hasn't been bad at all, has it? However, [music] remember that the results change in each game. It is true that this combination can

[10:46] yield very good profits in the short term, but don't forget that the risk in this type of system does not disappear, it is only delayed. It has already been explained during the game, so always keep it in mind. That said, this

[11:01] combo is very powerful, without a doubt. It's better than double streets. Well, from a purely statistical point of view, yes, or at least in the short term, because the initial coverage is greater, but it is also true that you win less in

[11:15] the first rounds with this method, [music] whereas with double streets you win more in those first bets, although it is easier to end up resorting to although it is easier to end up resorting to Fibonacci.