What's the casino edge in this situation? they have a 20% more or less chance and we have 80%, we can still lose but it's a good one time risk. Asking for a friend 👀
@@ragegamer8138house is at 22.5 ish here because of the zeros. You’re risking a true 80/20 split monetarily on 77.5/22.5. You need 4 Ws here to recoup one loss
The actual probability of a win is just under 79%. If you did this 100 times in a row the expected outcome would be 79 wins (+$7,900) and 21 losses (-$10,500) for a net loss of $2,600. The only good strategy to win at roulette is to be the house.
I'm up $1800 using the Fibonacci system on baccarat playing only $1 hands. It's pretty kick ass. The key is when you are on a losing streak jump out in the middle of it and start over rather than continue. Don't go bust that way
Let me explain in a simpler way for you. As you seem to be out your depth. He is starting with 500, if he hits one wrong number he's beat. So he has to win at least 5 times to cover his initial 500 from any loss. Ps. It's also absolute bs to think there is a strategy for playing roulette. Why would you risk $500 for a 20% return when the odds are under 80%. 😉
But odds of winning are high. Play it 5 times and make 500 or loose 500 in 5 plays or less. Once you have the ball land on 1 through six a couple of times in a row then next one has better chances of being higher than six. That's a edge to use and play this 5 times
@@MrCreative1777the chance is still 1/38. If it landed on 1 fifty times in a row, the next spin odds are still 1/38 that it lands on 1. You can't reliably use statistics over time for a game of chance with set mathematics. Yes, over infinite spins, the numbers will likely all hit the same. But the odds don't change based on the past (or future). They are consistently 1/37 or 1/38 depending on the roulette table having 0 or 0/00 I like to play corner bets on 6 corners. You cover 24/38 numbers, betting 6 units, any hit gets you back 9 units .. or really, 8+1 (pays 8:1 plus 1 unit bet back). Then I double the bet amount and play again when I lose. I can make this last a long time. But make no mistake, the odds of losing are still 100%. And the odds of any number happening are consistently 1/38 (or 37) each spin. History isn't factored into the spin
Win 8 out of of 10 times, 8 * 100 = $800. But lose 2 out of 10 times, 2 * 500 = -$1000. It's a losing strategy and the poster should not advocate such a strategy
Exactly, you spin a 1 comes.. you're like what have I done!! Or.. you say well here's $4500 more dollars casino.. please enjoy while toasting in the control room looking at me 😅
There’s a reason roulette tables are in every casino and betting sites in the world. Stand there long enough you’ll lose it all. Play a few spins hope to double or triple up and get the fuck out
No matter how you play roulette your risk/possible win ratio is identical. Thats how the game was designed to make all sorts of ppl think that their strategy is better than others when in reality both players will lose the same percentage long term.
@@Nunya111for long term play, the best strategy is all u need is only $100 and pick only 1 single number betting $5 on that same number repeating until it hit! U have 20 numbers of rolling which eventually it will hit before u lose that $100 guarantee and when u do win in timing matter it's already win at $180. If ur lucky if it hit within few numbers only, now u have 45 more roll to a few more! I always win playing this strategy. All it take is patient! More win with less money play why not!
Actually I'm like this guy and the Casinos don't like me. They like the clown that puts $500 on one number. Not the guy who only plays 80% odds in their favor.
@@joegadget670 And the more money you put out per bet the more you lose per spin in the long run. $500 per bet means you average a loss of $25 per spin.
Well, if it was 80% it would actually be fair. But it’s ever so slightly less than 80%. That’s how ppl get addicted to gambling, not understanding probability.
@@kevincook8632 you’re an idiot! He put up 500 of his own money right? To only win 100… with a probability of losing 500… how do you not see the problem with this?
I seem to just have fun playing roulette. I cash in on a number I know i am comfortable loosing and then just sit there playing the minimum bet on the same 12 numbers over and over and over again. You’d be surprised how many times those numbers actually hit. But then again you go on a loosing streak. It’s just entertaining for me, i never let it become an issue
No, it's not "about 80%" chance of hitting it. If that were true, it would be a 100% return table, which it isn't. It's exactly a 78.95% chance. Which translates to a 94.74% expected value -- which is what every bet on a roulette table is.
Here is how you win at Roulette...DO NOT PLAY IT!! My uncle dealt Blackjack at the Luxor for 15 years, and the only piece of betting advice he ever gave was "Don't ever play roulette kid, no other game in the casino has worse odds for you!"
@@simmjerit is if you're a gambling addict who is gunna keep going until you lose it all. The house always wins. This is gambling. 20% sure. Or he could've taken that money and put it in high interest savings or a managed index fund. Much less risky and can build generational wealth with compound interest and tax free investments if you are investing through the proper accounts.
sometimes u might get unlucky first hand. or back to back to 2nd and 3rd hand. when that happen, it will be suck to even breakeven. i not recommend for this strategy. too risky although it might seem low risk as only 8 numbers to lose against 30 numbers. but, 1 unlucky bet and u would doom. not worth the try.
@@lanskyofficial4894 20% chance of losing 500 bucks for -100 on average, and 80% chance of winning 100 for +80 on average, meaning the average spin costs you 20$
i put the math in chatgpt and it turns out he is loosing 20 usd on average on each spin The expected value per bet is -$20, meaning on average, he's expected to lose $20 per bet.
I bet 500 doing this 5 times in a row. Quit while I was ahead and walked away laughing with my profit😂 there’s another way I like to play aswell, bet on first 12, second 12 and top and bottom row.
I have a similar strategy, I call it the 3/2 strategy. You take your $500, put $300 on 1-18 or 19-36, then $200 on 3rd 12 or 1st 12 depending on your $300 bet. You win 20% of your total bet or $100. It's easier to bet than this strategy as it's just two bets covering the table but 6 and 0s
Think about it. This is equivalent to going to the sportsbook and betting on a team whose moneyline odds are -500. No one in their right mind would do that. Same thing here.
I do it all the time in college football at more then -1000. Say Alabama vs East Central Nowhere state. I'll do a 4 or 5 team parley of similar games. Now granted I don't bet more then $5. Usually win every week. But there is always that 1 game each week that you have to sweet it out. But of course their is always that 1 week that has the upset giving all the winnings and more back. It just makes it more fun.
@@thetaylorholt because its people who have thought theyve "beat the system" when its terrible odds and so so boring to deal to, all we think is "for fuck sake I wish this guy would just fuck off I want to deal an actual game"
Agreed! For getting 6 more numbers that win for you (7-12) you go from investing 200 to investing 500 to make 100 profit. The thing I like about roulette is you get to set your own odds of risk v. potential return.
Bad system! You’ve got a 79% chance of winning $100 and a 21% chance of losing $500. On average, if you play 100 spins, you will win 79 times ($7900) and lose 21 times (21 x $500 = $10,500). So your overall loss after every 100 spins is: $10500 - $7900 = $2600 With this strategy, your expected losses should average out to be $26 per spin.
At the end of the day, there is no strategy in craps. You win or lose based on random chance, you get higher payouts for riskier moves, and the house has an edge. If you are at a craps table it is for fun not for strategy. Don’t fool yourself into thinking a choice you make is going to net positive. It simply can’t over the long run.
Go by units. If u lose, increase each street by 5 units. If that hits, reset to 1 unit per street. Basically it’d be unit times 5 every time u lose if u want to win it back. Only way I feel is a decent strat if u have the bankroll for it. But again, house adv
A little less than 5/ 6 of the time you win $100. A little more than 1/6 of the time you lose your whole stack of $500. The reason those odds are not exactly 5/6 and 1/6 is because of 0 and 00 on the wheel. Do this enough times and you will be sure to lose money.
