The Red/Black system is one of the better known roulette systems
around. Your bets for this system are on either red or black,
with your pay out 1 to 1, meaning your money is doubled for a
win. It is worth keeping in mind that your chances of winning
each bet are just under 50/50 due to the fact that the 0 and 00
gives the casino its advantage.
To begin you must choose a color and place your bet on either
red or black. If you win, keep your winnings and place your
starting bet again. If you lose, double your stake and place a
bet on the same color again. If this bet wins, your net result
after two bets is the same as if you had one you initial bet.
Keep your winnings and begin with your starting stake again. If
your second bet loses, double your stake again, and continue
doing this until your color does come up, at which point your
net win from the string of bets will be the same as if you won
your starting bet. It doesn't take too many losing bets in a row
for your bet amount to climb to quite a big number. Be very
aware of the table bet limit - if you reach this before you have
a win then you stand to lose a considerable amount.
The Five Number System calls for straight-up inside bets which
offer a payout of 35 to 1. You place your bets on five
individual numbers. Don't forget 0 and 00 are part of the inside
numbers you can wager on. Pick any five numbers, they all have
the exact same chance of winning. Find a game where the minimum
bet is no more than $5 and buy forty $1 chips ($40). If you
limit yourself to relatively small stakes you can't get badly
hurt. With this system you hope to get lucky two consecutive
times. Start by placing one chip on each of your five chosen
numbers. Repeat this same wager until you win - you have enough
chips for eight tries. When the ball comes to rest on one of
your numbers, you win 35 chips. Divide the 35 chips over your
five number fields, seven on each. If you hit again the pay off
will be 7 x 35 = $245. No matter what the outcome, this was your
last spin. Smart gamblers know when to quit.
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