In the The Andrucci System you look basically for individual numbers that are coming up more frequently than they should be in the short run. The mathematician Andrucci predicted that one or two numbers may appear up to 8 times before all of the numbers have shown at least once.

To find the repeatedly appearing numbers, the system wants you to watch the wheel for 30 spins and keep track of the results. Make sure you keep note of how many times each number appears.

When you notice some numbers that are coming up more often than normal, choose one of them to be your `lucky` number.

Start betting on your chosen number, with level flat stakes, for up to 35 spins or until you win. As long as the number wins sometime in the first 35 spins you will make a profit.

And that’s it. We have added this system to the “not recommended” pile as we don’t like any system that seems to defy logic and asks you to use your `gut` to choose your `lucky` number. We don’t believe in this sort of random betting, and mathematically we already know that the odds tell us if a number has come up repeatedly then in all actuality it is LESS likely, not more likely to come up again.

We don’t personally know of anyone who has made money using this system.

1 2 3 4

The difference between the two systems is that in the original, if you added up the total of the numbers that was what you would WIN when the system was completed.

In the Reverse Labouchere Roulette System, it’s the opposite. By adding up the numbers in total we are showing our maximum allowed potential loss. So this system has far stricter controls on what you can lose than other systems. Anyone who wants to keep a tight rein on their bankroll may wish to implement this system as their roulette strategy of choice.

Your maximum winnings will only be limited eventually by the maximum bet rules on the roulette table you are playing on.

In the original we took numbers away when we won. In this variation we ADD numbers when we win.

Ok so, starting with;

1 2 3 4

if we won the line would become 1 2 3 4 5
and if we had lost the line would become 2 3

It really is called the Reverse Labouchere for an obvious reason!

Simply keep betting until all the numbers are crossed out or you have reached the betting limit of the table.

People enjoy this system as its not common to see one that will strictly limit your losses and let you calculate what they will be right at the very start. On the other hand, potential winnings are sky high. Just start over again if you hit the bet ceiling in your casino, or find another casino with a higher maximum bet allowed.

You can tweak this system like the original and play the numbers in the line that suit your bankroll and preferred style of play. So for a calmer game use a line like 1 1 1 2 2 2 or for more action just change the value you assign to a point such as $3 or $5 to a point (so on a line of 1 2 3 4 your first bet would be $25 at $5 a point).

An example of play

Line is – 1 2 3 4 , you then stake 5, result is WIN so,
Line is – 1 2 3 4 5 , you then stake 6, result is WIN so,
Line is – 1 2 3 4 5 6 , you then stake 7, result is LOSE so,
Line is – 2 3 4 5, you then stake 5, result is WIN so,
Line is – 2 3 4 5 6, you then stake 8, result is WIN so,
Line is – 2 3 4 5 6 8 , you then stake 10, result is LOSE so,
Line is – 3 4 5 6 , you then stake 9, result is LOSE so,
Line is – 4 5 , you then stake 9, result is WIN so,
Line is – 4 5 9 , you then stake 13, result is LOSE so,
Line is – 5 , you then stake 5, result is WIN so,
Line is – 5 5 , you then stake 10, result is WIN.
and so on. You can stop at any point and take the profit of course. In this example you are up NINE points.

It’s best we feel to start off with a simple line, so we would always recommend;

1 2 3 4

No more, no less. Each number on the line represents the multiple of your level stake. Eg if you are betting at $1 a stake/point then they are obviously;

$1 $2 $3 $4

Ok, so now we have established the line, we are ready to make a bet. You decide how much to stake by adding together the first and the last number.

So in our case, the first bet is for a total of $5 ($4 + $1). Then stake that on your chosen area eg “Red”.

If your bet loses -

You add the bet size to the end of your original line. So it would now look like “1 2 3 4 5″. Your next bet would then be $6 as you always keep taking the first and last number for your current bet. So it’s currently 5 + 1.

When your bet wins –

You cross off the numbers you had played from the line. We had played the 1 and 4 originally for example, so now that line is just ” 2 3 “. Our next bet is the first and last number as always, so the next stake should be (2 +3) $5.

When you have NO numbers left you have completed the system, it’s time to start over with a new series of numbers.

The thinking behind this system is that you create a clear stop/reset moment where you can then assess if you want to walk away in profit or keep playing. It also has a fairly calm progressive element, where stakes are increased as you lose so that on the next win you grab back much of your losses. This weighting on the bets helps to return your losses quicker and pull you back to increased profitability. Due to the progressive element then, like all advanced systems, you need to ensure you have a good sized bankroll and sensible sized stakes as your `point`. If in doubt, start with 1 point = $1.

When you complete a line you will WIN the total of your original line – so for 1 2 3 4 you will be up a guarunteed TEN points when the sequence is completed.

You can modify this system to your needs by increasing the original starting line of numbers (more numbers or just higer humbers) or by placing higher level stakes as your unit (eg 1 = $5). If you want to make the system safer use a line of numbers such as ” 1 1 1 2 2 2″ etc

A further example of the system in action;

Line is – 1 2 3 4 , you then stake 5 but lose so,
Line is – 1 2 3 4 5 , you then stake 6 but lose so,
Line is – 1 2 3 4 5 6 , you then stake 7 and win so,
Line is – 2 3 4 5 , you then stake 7 and win so,
Line is – 3 4 , you then stake 7 but lose so,
Line is – 3 4 7 , you then stake 10 and win so,
Line is – 4 , you then stake 4 but lose so,
Line is – 4 4 , you then stake 8 and win so,
Line is cleared after 4 wins and 4 losses and you are in profit by 10 points. Restart the system.

If we show you the bets on a table then you can see why this is the Red Snake Roulette System.

If we join up the bets it looks like a snake (allegedly!) going across your stakes on the red bets.

And that’s the whole system in a nutshell. You make a pattern on the table with your bets ! Somewhat too goofy for us and there is certainly no reason it should be any more or less successful that placing any other 12 numbers at random.

2 – 5 – 11 – 23 – 47 – 95 – 191 etc.

This system has all the same problems as covered in our Martingale report, but frankly it emphasises them even more. Who came up with the idea of taking a high risk system and making it riskier I don’t know, but they were probably driving drunk at the time because frankly they must be addicted to taking stupid risks.

Stay away from this system – it’s incredible to think this technique used to be sold for over $200 in many places.

This is exactly why we built this site, to warn folk off from systems like the The Super Martingale Roulette System. Only an adrenaline addicted gambler would get any enjoyment from this stressful system.

Choose between `Red` and `Black` on each bet. Unlike other systems you can change your selection as often as you want.

The key here is you need pen and paper and you simply track the cumulative progress, and you always restart the system when you make one point (in our case £1).

So for example on your first spin, you call the correct color. You just made £1 and the system has won. You start again.

Ok, this time your first spin gets the wrong color. You are now at minus 1 ( -1 ).

You bet another point ( £1 ) and you get it wrong again. So you are now at a total of minus 2 ( – 2).

On your next bet you guess correctly. This brings your cumulative total up to minus 1 ( -1 ).

On your next bet, you get it right, so you are at a total of zero. You are effectively back to your starting point.

On your next bet you get it right again, so you are at plus 1 ( + 1 ) so it’s time to take that winning and start the system new again.

As you can probably see, the Oscars Grind Roulette System is potentially a time consuming system for small rewards but this is likely offset by the small risks involved.

Here is another example of the system in action;

1 ) Bet 1 unit and lose: -1 unit
2 ) Bet 1 unit and win: +0 units
3 ) Bet 1 unit and lose: -1 unit
4 ) Bet 1 unit and lose: -2 units
5 ) Bet 1 unit and lose: -3 units
6 ) Bet 1 unit and win: -2 units
7 ) Bet 2 units and win: +0 units
8 ) Bet 1 unit and lose: -1 unit
9 ) Bet 1 unit and win: +0 units
10) Bet 1 unit and win: +1 unit
-System succesful-

There is no progression in this system just super simple level small bets.

For your initial bet you need a medium sized stake. This is because you will adjust future stakes based on your results and as such need to be able to work your stake upwards and downwards.

So for example, we would stake £20 on the first bet. Choose a table with £1 minimum stakes so you can adjust your total staking amount by that much with ease.

Choose where to place your bet. Remember to only choose from the 50/50 “outside bets” such as Red, Black, Even, Odd, 1st 18, or 2nd 18. The system only works on these and not on individual numbers.

Be sure to bet on the same place for the remainder of the time you are using the system.

If you win, subtract £1 from your next bet. If you lose, add £1 to your next bet. It’s as easy as that and keep repeating until you hit your profit target. You should always have a set stop signal in your head, a profit target that lets you know when to stop for the day.

One of the great things about The D’Alembert Roulette System is how you can adjust your bet to what is happening, making this technique feel much more directly related to the action occurring in front of you on the table.

This system requires a decent sized bankroll and a calm nerve so is more suited to experienced roulette players in our opinion. Beginner players should choose one of our other systems such as the 92% Roulette System

Chose a bet that gives close to 50/50 odds such as “Red” or “Black”.

Place your bet and spin the wheel. If you lose then simply repeat your stake to restart this system. Don’t increase it.

If you win however, double up on your stake. In our case, place a £2 bet. Spin again.

If you lose, go back to the original £1 bet. If you win though, double up and place a £4 bet. And so on.

Obviously the key here is to know when to stop! Set yourself a target and make sure you adhere to it. A £4 or a £8 win would be our suggestion. Runs of 3 to 6 of one color are common and you should be able to cancel out any losses over time and come out ahead. As always, be sure to not get greedy and never hesitate to `bank` your winnings when you reach your intended profit target.

When you hit your target, restart the system and go again.

Overall we would say the Paroli Roulette System is a low risk and fun to play a system that focuses on the winning spins and doesn’t chase losses. This is a great low stress system that continues to be popular in online play.

You place a £1 stake on any 35 of the numbers. So you are risking a total of £35 obviously. Let the roulette ball spin!

If one of your numbers comes up, great you are now slightly ahead. Obviously, if the winning number wasn’t one you chose then it’s game over, the bankroll is gone.

BUT…the odds of you winning were 92%. Hence the name.

Ok, all being well you will now go again. Bet the same and do it again and again and again. Keep your stakes at a level £1. If you can get 35 wins in a row then you are playing with the casinos money from then on. Pocket your stake for another day and see what you can do with the casinos own cash

This is a system that would be tedious in the real world but many online casinos have a button to replay the last bet thankfully!

It’s probably the steady stream of small wins that makes this system so enjoyable.

The odds of a red or a black number coming up are not 50/50. There is also the green zero. For this reason the system is not as simple as it seems and a lot of people who recommend this system seem to overlook this fact.

The second problem is how quickly it escalates the bet and worst of all, it focuses heavily on chasing losses. Which is something akin to the “dark side” for all gambling hobbies.

Importantly the system also fails because you cannot endlessly double up on your stakes due to all online casinos having an upper limit you can stake. So there will come a point that the system cannot be played anymore. Trust us, if you reach this stage then you will have lost a lot of money indeed.

What is the system? It is very simple in essence. You place a bet of £1 on either red or black. If you win then you restart with a stake of one again.

If you lose, you double your stake and bet on the same color. You never change the color. Everytime you lose you simply double the stake and bet on the same color. The theory behind the system is that obviously eventually your color will come up and you will recoup your losses and come out very slightly ahead.

It doesnt sound too bad in theory but just look at your staking progression as the game goes on if you are not being fortunate;

1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 256

Many casinos have a bet limit of £500 so you couldn’t continue at this point. And you have just lost £511 while chasing a loss of that original £1.

Stunning isn’t it. We suggest you take a coin out of your pocket and flip it a few hundred times, record the results and see how many long streaks there are where one of the two possible outcomes happens repeatedly. A run of 9+ probably happens at least once. And the odds you have in roulette are slightly worse than that. Remember that 37th option, the dreaded green Zero!

Hopefully we have made clear why we recommend staying away from the Martingale system. The progressive doubling up is a major red flag in our opinion.