Roulette The Sequence Master

If you are fond of the straight up bets, betting single numbers could be very rewarding.
I have a few things to mention regarding my personal observations of the game.
First, did you know that a probability of 64.86% (single 0) is on YOUR side for a number to hit at least once within 37 spins?
64.86% is much more than 48.65% of the EC bets.
Another reason which is better than betting EC's is because you could win up to 35 units from a single bet, on the other hand EC's give you a measly 1 unit when you win.
Thus the payouts are much better, but also the probability, you have every reason to bet this way and after all you are risking just 36 units, not too many in order to gain too little as you do with negative progressions on EC's!
Losing 36 units is the worst case scenario which happens approximately 35.14% of all times, but when progressions are losing, are losing much more than what they gained till that moment!

Now I'm going to share a method which I'm using, I call it "The Sequence Master".

Sit down and write down every number you see, when you have 36 numbers written start your betting sequence by placing 1 chip on the oldest number in your list, this is the number which you wrote first (top of the list),then next bet is the second number on your list and so on...till you had 36 bets on single numbers.
From my experience the average is to hit 2 times within the 36 bets, average low is 1, average high is 3, minimum none and in rare occasions you may win 4 to 5 times within 36 bets.
You will win more than you lose, therefore a valid strategy with a positive expectation.
Optionally, if someone wants to extend his betting session after a losing round he/she could bet another betting sequence of 36 spins but this time with 2 units each bet.
For even better betting selections you have to think the following:

Approximately 24 numbers are hitting within 37 spins and 13 are sleepers, that's roughly one third of the total.
Same as the sleepers goes for our lives, one third of our lifetime we are sleeping.
Good night and sweet dreams!