Thanks to Tamino for bringing this up in an earlier thread.Can be played as Double Streets or Individual Numbers...For 0/00 wheel
"Tip of the hat to gambling legend John Patrick for this play. Instead of betting sectors or clumps of numbers, some players prefer to spread their action around the wheel. One way to do this is through what we call Action Numbers. Play these numbers and the ball will always be flirting with a win for you. Here are the numbers:
1 â€" 2 â€" 3 â€" 4 â€" 5 â€" 6
10 â€" 11 â€" 12 â€" 13 â€" 14 â€" 15
17 â€" 18 â€" 20 â€" 21
28 â€" 29 â€" 30 â€" 31 â€" 32 â€" 33
If you look at the wheel you’ll see there are no more than 4 empty spaces between any two of these numbers. By covering twenty two numbers you are going to win roughly 58% of the time. Wins will often come in at ten units. Here’s how you bet the Action Numbers:
The first six numbers represent a Double Street bet. This is an insurance bet for the other Action Numbers. You place it for just 1 Unit on the line between the 1 and 4.
The next six numbers represent a Double Street bet. Make this bet by placing 3 Units on the outside line between the 10 and 13.
The 17 â€" 21 numbers represent a Quad bet. Make this bet by placing 1 Unit on the corner line of these numbers.
The last six numbers also represent a Double Street bet. Make this bet by placing 3 Units on the outside line between the 28 and 31.
Your total wager is just 8 Units. Here’s what the Action Numbers payoff look like:
10-15 Rolls Pays off 15 Units Lose 5 Units Net 10 Units
28-33 Rolls Pays off 15 Units Lose 5 Units Net 10 Units
17-21 Rolls Pays off 8 Units Lose 7 Units Net 1 Unit"
I will have to give this a whirl, can anyone tell me a good casino for American Roulette?, I only play European.
Quote from: muggins on Nov 11, 03:16 AM 2015
I will have to give this a whirl, can anyone tell me a good casino for American Roulette?, I only play European.
what country are you in? you can use celtic?
Quote from: RouletteGhost on Nov 11, 07:40 PM 2015
what country are you in? you can use celtic?
Yes I am looking at Celtic. I think you recommended it in one of the other threads.