Thanks KW for your thoughts on this system.

what is greatest system of all time ?

Stay home 😂

Great analysis KW!

If this isn't the GOAT then what system is?

Second mortgage? Yeah do it & loan me $20,000. I'll pay you back when my hunchback brother straightens out.

Thanks for watching.

Yes but you can also scale the bets to your bankroll

Everyone with common sense knows the risk... That's why it's called gambling. People that make your comments are just as bad as the news telling us to dress warm when it's the middle of winter

@@prefersoxygen9373 Pointing out flaws in a system before playing is always valuable info for newbies and experienced players alike before putting money on them. This is what Roulette Master encourages.

For the sake of argument, let's not Martingale. We will continue to flat bet the original amount throughout the play. What are the chances after 50 spins if you don't Martingale, you'll walk away a winner? We would all like an experts view on this.

2 up on a loss and one down on a win is much safer and pays better than that bastard marty

​@@sonnyzaro7664statistically 33 single unit wins minus 17 double unit losses so net zero.

@@mixtainment5755 Here's what I tell them, it very obvious once you look at the number configuration. There is one 3 number cluster 8-12-29, five 4 number clusters, 2-14-35-23, 33-21-6-18, 15-3-24-36, 9-26-30-11, 20-32-17-5, 27 stands alone. The odds of hitting are very good once you look on a wheel & see how beneficial clusters are. I've always suggested 2nd & 3rd columns bets. I've won roulette tournaments using those columns. Check it out for yourself.

​@@mixtainment5755why?

He did it wrong. This is Quentin. You have to wait until a pattern shows up: like first dozen third dozen first dozen! Then u bet on first dozen and second dozen because the pattern always breaks

I triple martingale

Awesome

every system is

Great to hear!

Roulette Royale

Just curious. What's your favorite go to system on the auto table?

@DTCrewengineer I actually use several systems, but my go-to for regular profit (of course it will also lose sometimes) is 9 Streets, omitting the last 3 numbers. It returns 33%, but you get several wins in a row. I sometimes mix in an 8 street bet plus one column giving you bonus numbers, and I also like a few other systems demonstrated here. I'm a university student, and a couple of us go a couple of times a month to blow off steam. We stay an hour and are disciplined. With a $2,000 bankroll, I will ALWAYS dump any system when I am down $400, and no matter how well I am doing, I walk away when I am up $400. That means taking a break, not necessarily leaving. We have no problem having dinner on the casino's dime, and we can head back to the table for a little more profit ... using the same system or another. I would never play the same system for an hour. Every system will disappoint the longer it's played. It's Roulette. The ball is round, and it doesn't care. My partners in crime are engineering major and maths and stats major. I'm finance and economics with a psych minor, I think education gives us a tiny advantage only because of discipline. I am not willing to bet my vacation fund because I took a big loss on the last bet, and i see people do it all the time. I can walk away and play another day. I probably play more 'boring' systems than most people, but I work hard for my money, so I like to have it make more for me. I don't walk into a casino to make a donation to it. If I make $400 quickly on any given visit, I will likely stop, and people watch at the live tables until my friends are ready to eat or to leave. We also never drink alcohol before or during play. I don't drink at all. I absolutely do try systems found here in RM, and play them for 10% profit as I prove them out. And I make crib notes on what I've played, what worked and what didn't. And I have lost. That's how we learn. I want to know those systems to avoid and those that promise so much, but to win, you might have to.mortgage the house. Money Management is EVERYTHING. Like RM says, new session profit is not as important as profit. Take a lower profit and rebuild from there. It beats chasing losses Anda lot of people start to see that extra $200 for instance, as their money so therefore they have to recover it when it goes down. It wasn't their money... it was the casinos, so if you slip back to a profit of $120, or $90 whatever.... who cares..... it's still profit. Chasing losses is costly and can eat the bankroll down to nothing. I see those drops in profit as the tide is turning, and time to switch up systems. I do sometimes go back to play, and that $400 profit added to the bankroll now means a stop loss or profit stop of $480 Sorry for the long drawn out response 😅

He didn’t play the GOAT correctly

@jefflippert231 Did someone 💩 in your cereal??? What system do you prefer, or are you here merely to put down others because you find that suits you better?

Please elaborate.

A gambler 's fallacy. lol

With anything in life, one must start somewhere with something. The method worked & you bashed it. Explain your expertise in this field & give the why & why nots, & what you would have done to correct this fallacy. We'd like an experts opinion.

Nah, it’s just another choice of bet selection

@@sonnyzaro7664 Seriously every outcome on a spin is random past spins don't have any outcomes on future spins every sane person knows that