⚠️ CAUTION: This 'Safe' Roulette Method Is More Dangerous Than It Seems

[00:03] into a roulette strategy that seems safe on the surface, but hides something unexpected underneath. We're talking about the infamous Shot and Grinder, a mix between Shotwell and Oscar's Grinder, which on their own seem pretty solid,

[00:19] as Oscar Green is known for being one of the safest retrieval methods , but when you combine them things become much riskier than things become much riskier than you'd expect. Let's see why.

[00:41] the basic method of the Shotwell roulette was analyzed . This only covers 27% of the table, but when you get it right you can make a good profit. You have the full video linked in the top right corner. Next, the linear shotway was analyzed

[00:55] , the only system where a Martingale recovery not only covers your losses, but actually generates profits. And we also tried shotachi using Fibonacci to recover. It works, but

[01:09] curiously it's less effective than linear. You'll find all those videos in the top right corner. Make sure you watch them first because we're not going to go over the basics again today . Today's method is called Shot

[01:23] and Grint. Combine Shotwell with Oscar Grint, a recovery strategy known for being one of the safest, slowest, and most consistent. But here's the twist. When you put the two together, something strange happens. The risk does not decrease,

[01:38] strange happens. The risk does not decrease, but increases. How is that possible? Let's see it in action. Here we are, students. Now just a quick reminder, the original Shotwell method is meant to be played on live roulette.

[01:51] Standard online tables also work, but for this video we're going with the classic setup. Currently you will see an Italian casino playing with euros, but the gameplay is the same in any currency. Just remember that not

[02:05] all casinos are safe. Some are unlicensed, illegal, or even rigged, which means you could lose your money with no way to get it back. If you're unsure which ones are reliable, check the link

[02:18] in the description and the first comment for an updated list of casinos and illegal insurance in Latin America and Spain. Additionally, [music] I suggest switching between casinos because it might help reset the algorithms

[02:31] after a long session. Alright, as warned, this time we're not going over all of Shotwell's basic rules again. If you're not familiar with them, check out the video about them. But to recap, we will use one of

[02:45] Shotwell's three classic bets that divide the wheel from a physical design perspective. Each of these configurations includes a bet of six sennas with five units plus four straight numbers with one unit

[03:00] each. To keep things simple, this time we'll limit ourselves to one of these three bets, although of course you can previous videos.

[03:13] The configuration that will be used today is the six-number bet from 10 to 15 and the direct bets on 16, 17, 18 and 28. with a base unit of one. That means we will put €5 in the six-member group and €1

[03:26] in each number. This covers 27% of the wheel, which is standard, just like the original Shotwell method. If you correctly predict a gain of 21 units in the senea or 27 if you fall on an individual number, but with only 27% coverage, you will

[03:41] most likely lose. Let's see what happens.

[03:57] What now? This is where Oscars Grind comes in. Do you remember her? I'll link the full explanation above in case you need a refresher. Basically, we are now entering recovery mode. First rule, when

[04:11] you lose, always repeat the same bet, same amount, same configuration. But now we're starting to keep track. Right now we're at zero and the goal is to reach more than one unit, just enough to

[04:24] recover the loss. So now our new unit is the total of the last bet, €9, five on the six and one on each number. As soon as you reach plus one, you will have recovered and you will restart the count. But if you

[04:40] will restart the count. But if you lose again, keep going.

[05:00] falls to -1. However, the rules say that the same boring parts, as live roulette can be slow.

[05:18] good news is, when you lose it's only €9 per spin, at least for now. So let's try again €9 per spin, at least for now. So let's try again . Another 9, another round. . Another 9, another round. We made a little progress

[05:38] bet again. Now they've noticed the main problem with the shotan grinder. You're not betting on red or black, where you have almost a 48% chance of winning, you're only at 27%. So falling into a deep slump like this

[05:53] is much more likely. Even so, let's keep playing.

[06:06] 's €36 back, €27 profit. Oh guys, I had a little start again. But we have a new croupier, although don't worry because we're right where we left off. Balance in [music] €291 and a

[06:21] profit of €27 has just been obtained. Now listen carefully because this is where it carefully because this is where it gets interesting. Since Shotwell pays a lot, it doesn't just go up one unit, we've jumped three, from -3 it goes back to zero.

[06:35] more drive to complete the recovery. But here's the trick. You really can't make a bet smaller than the base unit. Therefore, in this case, you bet with another complete unit, five on the six-numbered slot, and

[06:50] one on each of the four numbers. If you get it right this time, you will have fully recovered and secured the process. Come on. And we didn't lose. Classic. Instead of

[07:03] recovery, we slide back down to -1. So we move on. Same -1. So we move on. Same bet, same recovery method,

[07:20] totally normal for Oscar Grind. But here's the problem. Because the coverage is so low, you're much more likely to get stuck here. However, on the bright side, when you do get it right, you climb faster.

[07:33] Three units if it is a direct number, two if it is the sixteenth. That's the two if it is the sixteenth. That's the compensation.

[07:49] And another loss again at minus three. Let's turn again. Phew! session. Another loss puts us at a lower cost , but we're sticking to the plan. Same

[08:04] , but we're sticking to the plan. Same bet, let's keep persisting.

[08:16] CCO. We continue to persevere in the recovery and hope for the best. The during a nasty losing streak like this, you're only betting small amounts, in this case still only €9. And especially

[08:33] with Shot and Grind you can recover quickly, as a single win brings in two or three units of profit at once. Phew!

[08:49] quite a while, huh? Okay, very good. Let's skip ahead and analyze this properly . We fell on one of the numbers in our six. This means a gain our six. This means a gain of €30, a profit of €21. Since each

[09:01] €9 unit has just recovered two full units plus an extra €3 that we generally ignore. So we've gone from -5 to -3. If we had accepted a direct number, we would have made a profit of €27. That's three

[09:16] made a profit of €27. That's three full units putting us at -2. Either way, -3 is a good recovery. Now, remember, every time you win with Oscar Grind, increase your next bet by one unit. Here it

[09:30] means doubling down. [music] 10 in the sixteenth and two in each direct number. If we get it right now, we'll get between four and six units of profit, which would not only recover everything, but also propel us into

[09:44] everything, but also propel us into decent, profitable territory. And yes, that's the trap. While the classic Oscar Green is accurate, it recovers Shotang Green or any version where the payoffs aren't a thing; things get

[09:59] a little more complicated. So you have to apply Oscar Green's logic approximately, by feeling, not by exact numbers. Let's see how it goes.

[10:11] And they get it right again, this time with a straight number. That's a profit gain of 72.54 , which means six full units recovered from one. Not only is the

[10:24] initial €300 back, but an extra €21 of pure profit is guaranteed. Okay, let's break it all down. Compared to the classic Oscar Green, this version is quite different. You get much less coverage, but much higher payments.

[10:39] That means more frequent losses, longer dips in the red, but also the chance to shoot up with just a couple of up with just a couple of solid wins. So, do you think it's better or

[10:52] worse? It's actually just different. The problem is how long and painful the recovery process can become . If you lose, then win a little, then lose again, suddenly you're

[11:06] betting €27 or more per spin, and if you lose several in a row, your balance starts to crumble. [music] Sure, it only takes two or three hits to win it all back, but the risk is definitely higher than with

[11:20] your typical Oscars Green. And considering that Oscar Greens generally chooses for its safety, if this version loses that stability, you could well opt for other strategies such as the linear or shotache. It's not that this method doesn't

[11:35] work, it can work, but of all the variations that have been tried, this is definitely the one that feels least balanced. What about you? So, which one do you prefer? Shota Green, shotachi?

[11:49] Linear Shotwuel? Let us know in the comments. We try to answer each of them. I also remind you that in the link in the description you can find a list of safe and certified online casinos

[12:01] in their countries. As always, I remind you of the importance of using certified casinos if you want to gamble with peace of mind and avoid scams, rigged games, and even playing in illegal casinos [music] in your

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