If the maximum bet is $1,000 bucks, you still have a 99% chance of winning. You have a 99.9731% chance of winning if the maximum bet at the table is roughly 10,000 dollars. The odds of losing 11 times in a row are 0.0269%. Here is the catch, the odds change depending on the maximum bet allowed at the table. Basically, you always have a 47.36% chance of winning your $10 dollars plus your losses. You just keep track of your losses and add $10 to each bet. If you lost ten times in a row, you would lose $10,230 dollars so you would have to bet $10,240 bucks on the 11th bet. I thought about what would happen if you always bet $10 plus what you've lost. You also have a 52.64% chance of losing your money. 1-36, a green 0 and a green 00), you have a 47.36% chance of winning. You start off by betting $10 dollars (which was the minimum bet at the Caesars roulette table) on red or black OR even or odd numbers. Wild Rose Casinos just opened in Clinton, Iowa, and I'm thinking I'd like to go make an appearance. I'd like to share it with everyone here, and get some input before trying it out in real life.
I have tried it out on three computer models, and it has ALWAYS worked.
I came up with a roulette strategy after playing Caesars Palace in Vegas a few years ago.īasically, it's very simple.
