Roulette CHASE

Greetings all,

It has been awhile since I have been on this forum. I lost interest in it because I got occupied with a band. For the last couple of months however, I have been playing my strategy online with actual live spins, which of course is more accurate than computer generated roulette. The strategy I developed and have had great luck with in the past is still getting ahead.

I have been on YouTube for the last couple of months testing every roulette strategy posted. Many are stupid and some fairly good. I ran across one that was posted by a guy under the handle 'Roulette Master'. He tests strategies sent in by his followers. This particular one he tested, he stated this is absolutely the best strategy I have ever tested. Lo and behold it is exactly the same strategy I use. Darn, that means I cannot take credit for it.

I will explain this strategy again in case you missed it in my previous posts.

You will need a bankroll of 384 unit. If using 5.00. as a unit, that would be a total of 1,920.00, You may hate the following (which many despise), this system requires a 7 step Martingale. If you are one of those who wouldn't use a Martingale progression even if a gun was held to your head, at least give this one a try on a simulator. You have nothing to lose.

I call this strategy 'Chase' because you are always chasing that last winning color. I believe the one on YouTube was called 'Follow the Leader'.

Place a unit on the last winning color. Let's say Red. If Red hits again, continue to bet on Red. If Red loses to a Black, double your bet and place on Black. If Black wins, go back to a single unit and place on Black again. However, if Black loses (which is two losses in a row) double your bet and place on Black again, The reason for this is that the colors are starting a possible chop. If Black wins, place your next bet on Red and continue to bet with the chop.

It is vitally important that you do not quit any session until you have won 80 units or 400.00 if using a unit bet of 5.00. The purpose for this is because it recoups a little more than half of a complete 7 step Martingale failure.

A starting bankroll of 384 units allows for 3, 7 step Martingale failures in a row. If that happens, you are one unlucky person.

Example;

Red, last winning color. 1 unit on Red

Black, 2 units on Black

Red, (two losses in a row) 4 units on Red again

Red, 1 unit on Black

Black, 1 unit on Red

Black, 2 units on Black

Red, 4 units Red

Red, 1 unit on Red

Etc,

Any questions or comments let me know.

Oh by the way, this strategy works much better on Craps using the Pass and Don't Pass lines representing Black and Red. There is no Zero or Zeros to interrupt the Martingale progression. The big problem with Craps however, it takes a lot of time to reach a single conclusion. But if you play Craps online on Evolution Craps, that is much quicker.

 

This seems a legit strategy, I'll have to test it out one day thxs.



roulette is easy when you know how .....

 

I'll be sending you the next plays, Congrats to the people who messaged me today and tailed just mesage me and I will send you what I got..

 

Nothing like a 7 step Marty if you want to become homeless !!

 

if you change the pattern every single time you change the odds i dont care what anyone says if i always bet rrrrrrr for a 7 step of if i change it to rbrbrbb or any other combo every single time it was harder to get caught your bets dont become recognized for lack of a better word

 

Thanks David I will give this a go, can you tell me what your approximate win/loss ratio is? How many 80u wins compared to the 127u losses on average that you have noticed.

Also help me out here please;

After two losses in a row you remain on same colour (red), what happens after another loss. 3 losses in a row, 4 losses etc.

 

What do you do when confronted with the zero? I just played a round and the zero didn't hit until +73u so I just called it there. Maybe using the zero as reset to start a new session isn't a bad idea?