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Win $1000! Emy's Backside Roulette System

0h 13m video Published Apr 17, 2025 Transcribed Jul 28, 2026 JackAce JackAce
Beginner 10 min read For: Roulette gamblers seeking hit-and-run strategies with moderate bankroll.
AI Trust Score 30/100
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"Title promises winning $1000, but the system loses 40% of sessions and requires luck to hit the jackpot. Overpromises underdelivers."

AI Summary

This video reviews 'Emy's Backside', a negative progression roulette system submitted by a subscriber. The system requires a $320 buy-in and uses a $10 starting corner bet, escalating through six tiers to potentially win $1,000 on a single spin. It is designed as a hit-and-run strategy with low coverage and high risk.

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System Overview

Emy's Backside is a negative progression system with a $320 buy-in. Starting bet: $10 corner bet (16-20). On loss, add overlapping bets: $10 corner (17-21), then $10 split (17-20), then $20 double street (16-21), then $20 on four bets, final tier: $40 double street. Wheel coverage: ~10.5% tier 1, ~15.8% tiers 2-6 on double zero.

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Win Potential

Tier 1 win: +$80. Tier 2: +$70 (outer) and $160 (overlap). Tier 3: +$60 (mini) and $330 (G-spots). Tier 4: +$160 and $430. Tier 5: +$220 and $760. Tier 6: +$380 and $1,190 (net $1,000). Goal: hit any win and quit, or reset after win to accumulate.

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Live Trial Results

Trial 1: 0/6, loss 320. Trial 2: hit early win, reset, then jackpot on tier 6: up $1000. Trial 3: hit tier 6 again: up $1000. Trial 4: hit tier 1 early but didn't stop, then lost all tiers: down 40. Net after 26 spins: +$610.

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Simulator Results

Simulated 10,000 sessions. Success rates for different goals: win $30: ~62% (single zero) to 60% (double zero). Win $80: ~56-54%. Win $180: ~39-37%. Average spins per session: ~4.

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Rating & Final Thoughts

Jack's rating: 4/5 stars. Betting patterns: 4/5 (learnable). Progression simplicity: 5/5. Chip uniformity: 4/5. Jackpot potential: 5/5. Scalability: 4/5. Comp value: 0.5/5 (low spins). Overall: great hit-and-run, but risky.

Emy's Backside is a high-risk, high-reward hit-and-run roulette system with a 39-63% success rate depending on target profit. It delivered net gains in live trials and simulator tests, but its low coverage and reliance on jackpot hits make it a gamble. Suitable for short sessions where you're willing to risk $320 for a chance at $1,000.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 00:45 Place $10 corner bet on 16-20.
2 00:59 If loss, place $10 corner bet on 17-21 (overlap).
3 01:01 If loss, place $10 split bet on 17-20.
4 01:05 If loss, place $20 double street bet on 16-21.
5 01:12 If loss, place $20 on each of four bets (total $80).
6 01:15 If loss, final tier: $30 on double street 16-21 and $40 on another double street (total $70?). Note: transcript says '30 30 with a $40 double street' – final bet $100? Actually described as '30 30 and 40 on the double street' – likely $30 on two splits? Unclear. Use transcript: 'bet 30 30 and 40 on the double street' (total $100).

Study Flashcards (5)

What is the buy-in and starting bet for Emy's Backside?

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$320 buy-in, $10 starting corner bet.

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How many tiers are in the progression?

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6 tiers.

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What is the maximum win on tier 6?

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$1,190, netting $1,000 profit.

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What is the wheel coverage on tier 1 for double zero?

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10.5%

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What is the success rate for a $180 profit goal in the simulator?

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39.4% (single zero) to 37.3% (double zero).

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πŸ’‘ Key Takeaways

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System promise: $1,000 potential with $320 buy-in

The core selling point: low bankroll, high reward in few spins.

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Jackpot win description

Clarifies the exact payout structure for the top tier.

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Simulator success rates for different goals

Quantifies probability of winning given target profit.

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Scalability note

Shows how to adjust system for different bankrolls.

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[00:01] over $1,100. But is this system flat as a pancake or does it get the BBL treatment? Let's check out Emy's backside together today on

[00:18] with jackase.com and today I'm checking out a new original roulette system. This one was submitted by subscriber Christian GCX and it's called Emy's one because even if you're on a bad losing streak, there's a potential to

[00:31] come out ahead $1,000 with a single spin. Emy's backside is a fadeaway increasing your bet hoping for a giant payout. The suggested buyin for Emy's backside is just $320 and the starting bet is just $10. To bet Emy's backside,

[00:45] you start out with a $10 corner bet. We're going to bet $10 on the 16 to 20 corner. And Emy's backside is a negative progression system, so we're going to get whacked on tier one, we're going to add another $10 corner bet that overlaps

[00:59] with the first. We're going to bet $10 on the 17 to 21 corner. If that misses, we're going to add $10 to the 1720 split. And if that misses, we're going to add $20 to the 1621 double street. And if that misses for tier 5, we're

[01:12] going to change all the bets to $20 for an $80 bet. And if that misses, our final bet is 3030 with a $40 double street. And hitting the jackpot on this tier means you can win $11.90. So that means you have six chances to try to hit

[01:25] a jackpot. So let's get into it. No more. We're starting with a 7.91 million balance and we're playing on a double zero wheel. 13. That's a whack. Minus 10. This system is a negative progression system,

[01:39] so you go to the next step when you lose and you reset to tier one when you win. six chances to hit a jackpot. This system is similar to last time win Vegas except this one has a smaller target and more chances to win. 27. Another whack

[01:52] minus 20. Now we're going to bet 10 10 and 10. So how much can you win? On tier one, you'll walk away up 80 if you hit. On tier two, you'll win $70 on the outside and 160 for the overlapping bets. Tier three, you win $60 for the

[02:06] mini and 330 for the two G-spots. 24, that's a whack minus 30. We have three more bullets. Going to bet 10 10 and 20 on the double street. Tier four, you win on the double street. Tier four, you win 160 and 430. Tier five, you win 220 and

[02:20] 760. And for the top tier bet, you win 380 and 1190. And if you score the 1190 jackpot, you'll be ahead exactly $1,000 from when you started. 23. We just from when you started. 23. We just missed. Going to bet 20 20 and 20. Since

[02:34] want to make your six bets and leave. If you hit your goal before that, you can walk when we're up 140 or more. With a $10 starting bet, you have an expected loss of 27 cents on single zero and 53 cents on a double zero wheel. 31.

[02:48] Another whack. And we go to our final tier. Going to bet 30 30 and 40 on the double street. For Emy's backside, the wheel coverage is 10.8% for tier 1 and 16.2% for all the other tiers on single zero. And for double zero, the wheel

[03:03] coverage percentages are 10.5% for tier 1 and 15.8% for all the other tiers. 35. That's a whack. And we got clapped. We went 0 for six on this trial. But let's try this again on trial number two. If you enjoy discussing gambling systems,

[03:18] join my Discord. We have a pretty active community of around 700 dgens like you. We love talking about gambling, so join today. We're going to start with a $10 bet on the corner. Wax for the first here. You have 33 wax on a single zero

[03:30] wheel and 34 wax on a double zero wheel whack. So yeah, not a good start to this the two corner bets with a little overlap on 17 and 20. For all the other tiers, you have 31 and 32 whacks. For comps, don't bother with comps really.

[03:46] We're most likely here for six spins max. So 18, that's a hit. We win 70. We're currently up 60 in this trial. You could choose to stop here, but we're going to reset and try to win something bigger for this trial. Pros. What are

[04:00] the pros for this system? This is a good or even a great hit-and- run system. The most you're risking is 320, and you have the potential to win up to $1,000. We're going to reset to step one. And since you're not churning bets for hours, the

[04:12] house edge won't make much of a difference here. So six, that's a whack. Still up 50 for this trial. Going to bet 10 and 10 on this trial. Going to bet 10 and 10 on the two

[04:27] We're still up 30 for this friend. For this trial, going to bet 10, 10, and 10. in Vegas for a week, you won't really be able to use this system every day. This use when you're waiting for your dinner reservation and they tell you your

[04:40] table's ready, so you have to leave soon. Two, that's a whack. We are even for this trial and we're going to bet 50. If you'd like me to review your form. And if you'd like me to fasttrack the review of your system, join my

[04:52] Patreon. Patreon members get access to spreadsheets that I've written for and a roulette simulator spreadsheet I've written for gambling. And I think spreadsheet available for Patreon members as well. You also get discounts

[05:05] at my Jack Ace merch store. And in general, it just helps support the channel. 10 10 and 20 on the double street. alternate bets. There really here. Most of the bets are optimized. You can simplify things here and just

[05:19] bet on the double street 12. That's a whack. We lose 50 there. And we're going to bet 20 on the four bets, but then you'd be missing out on a lot of the of the system where you just make a single bet of $80 on all four bets.

[05:33] That's a single $320 single shot bet. With that version, you can win over $3,000 if you hit the bingo. Okay, so 21. That's a small win. We went 220 and we're up 170 for this trial. That is past our winning threshold. So, we're

[05:49] you like learning about roulette systems, go to my site, jackass.com. There I have a catalog of over 550 roulette systems. You can sort them by my rating, by the average bet size, by the buyin. Drill down to see spin-byspin

[06:03] tool I've written called the roulette bet analyzer. There you can enter your you're going to win for every result, what your expected loss per spin is, is, and what percent coverage of the wheel you have.

[06:17] And we're going to start over with trial number three. And Christian wrote a So, I thought I'd share this story with my 30,000 subscribers. Three, that's a whack. Minus 10. So, here it is. It was an ordinary afternoon and I was relaxing

[06:33] Suddenly, I received a message from Emmy. We had been talking for a while growing stronger, but I never imagined what was about to come my way. 24 whackus 20. When I opened the message, I was stunned. He had sent me a photo of

[06:48] her backside. My mind went blank for a moment. Surprise and disbelief washed over me. What should I do? It was a delicate moment, and I didn't want to to bet 10, 10, and 10. Finally, I

[07:00] Trying to sound casual, I typed, "Hey, thanks for your trust. You can be sure somewhat unusual response, it was the best I could come up with at that moment. 34 whack minus 30. Three bullets left. I wanted her to know that I

[07:15] wanted to strike a balance between being serious and not making her uncomfortable. Going to bed 10 10 and 20 on the double street. He replied with a cheeky emoji, which broke the ice. The conversation continued filled with

[07:28] laughter and a sense of complicity. However, deep down, I couldn't shake the thought of how unexpected the situation had been. I felt like she had thrown me into a new chapter of our relationship, and I was just trying to find my footing

[07:40] amid the surprise. 23 whack. From that day on, our dynamic changed a bit. The trust that had emerged between us became more tangible. Going to bed 20, 20, 20, and 20. But in my mind, I would always remember the anecdote of that message

[07:53] that took me by surprise and how despite my initial confusion, I managed to respond in a way that kept the door open for more conversations. To the tow down to our final bullet, that afternoon became a funny memory to share with my

[08:06] friends. A story that reminded me that sometimes the unexpected can lead to connections. And if you want to submit your own roulette system for me to form. And the odds of me reviewing your system go way up if you include a

[08:20] heartfelt story like this one. 20. That's a bingo. That's a jackpot. We win 1190. And this trial we are up a thousand. And that is definitely a success. But let's try this one more time with trial number four. 17. That's

[08:33] a hit. We win 80. Uh we are not quite at our winning threshold. So we're going to keep playing. For scaling, our starting unit here is $10. So, if you want to scale the system up or down, just divide by 10 and then multiply by your desired

[08:46] starting bet. This system is playable at an electronic table game or ETG with as low as a $1 starting bet and a $32 bankroll. With that scale, you have the potential to win up to 100 bucks. 29 whack. Also, check out my Jack merch

[09:00] shop.jack.com. There we have a ton of gambling merch, both roulette and craps and blackjack video game merch, crypto merch, Rubik's cube merch, and of course Jack Ace branded merch as well. 25 whack going to bed 10 and 10. So question of

[09:16] the day, are you a Marvel or a DC fan? Are there people out there who really like DC? I feel like Superman is one of the stupidest superheroes out there. powers, they just decided to throw everything in there. 26. Another whack.

[09:30] Now we bet 10 10 10 and 20 on the double street. X-ray vision, heat vision eyes that can set things on fire and super cool breath that can freeze things. And could reverse time by making the Earth spin backwards. 28 whack. And he erased

[09:45] Lois Lane's memory with a kiss. And he has all these powers. Why? Because he comes from a different planet. Now we're betting 20 20 and 20. They just made him too OP. It feels like the riders would paint themselves into a corner and then

[09:57] Superman would save himself with the riders just inventing some new superpower out of thin air. 24 minus 80. We are currently down 110 for this trial and we are down to our last bullet. We're going to bet 30 30 and 40 on the

[10:10] double street. And today I'm giving away more Jack Ace roulette stickers. If you stickers, write Excelsior in the comments below. And if you just want to they're available with free shipping here in the US. and 31 wax. The spring

[10:25] got clapped for this trial. We are down to 40. So that's how Emy's backside did in our live trials. We were successful twice and we got clapped twice and we ended up $610 after 26 spins. But let's check out Emy's backside in the Jack Ace

[10:40] simulator. What up, donkeys? Jack here and we are testing Emy's backside in the trying to increase our bank roll starting from 320 to 350. That is any hit and then we quit. From 320 to 400,

[10:54] an increase of 25% or 80 bucks. And from 320 to 500, that's $180 win about 56%. Try to increase our bankroll by $30 or if we hit on any successful number. We

[11:06] were successful 63.3, 61.9, and 60% of because we're only doing about four spins on average trying to increase our bankroll by 80 bucks. We were successful 56.9, 54.9, and 53.9% of the time. And

[11:22] trying to increase our bankroll by 180, we were successful 39.4, 39.2, and 37.3% of the time. So, not a lot of drop off from single to triple. That's because of the shortness of the trials. Let's take a look at the number map for our 26

[11:37] spins. Uh, the high numbers were hot. The third dozen was hot. We were betting on black, which was a little hot. 21% of the spins were black. We actually didn't hit zero or double zero, which we were hoping to hit, but we did hit our major

[11:50] jackpot one time, so that's what saved us. We ended up 610. Let's take a look at the radar map. With 26 spins, we're not going to see very much. We hit one number three times. We hit the number 24 three times. And everything else seems

[12:04] distributed pretty evenly, one or two hits, or in a lot of cases, zero hits. The sample size was really small, so not a lot of information from this. But I really do like Emy's backside as a roulette system. It's really a Hail Mary

[12:17] system. You're trying to hit a long shot and we were successful. Yeah, that was our goal to hit that $1,190 win. So, let's take a look at my rating. So, that's how Emy's backside did in the Jackie Simulator. What do you

[12:31] think of it so far? Here's what I thought of Emy's backside. For betting stars out of five. The betting patterns take a second to learn, but they're Progression, simplicity, five out of five stars. Just keep going through the

[12:45] progression until you hit or strike out. Chip uniformity, four out of five stars. For this system, we're good just betting five or $10 chips. The most you'll bet is eight $5 chips if you play this system as designed. Jackpot potential,

[12:57] your threshold whatever you want. You can walk away with any hit, but there's a chance that you only end up $30. Scalability, four out of five stars. comes to scalability. You're betting from 1 to 13 units per spin and you're

[13:11] risking a total of 32 units. That's pretty easy to scale. Comp value.5 won't be able to get comps with a $10 starting bet and a max of six spins. I wouldn't even bother giving my players card. So, overall, I give Emy's backside

[13:25] four out of five stars. It's a great hitand-run strategy, although I might numbers instead. If you enjoy this content, remember to like and subscribe. Always gamble responsibly. Never play triple zero roulette. And peace out,

[13:38] donkeys. [Music]

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