Does this roulette system work?

[Dove]

The Lucky Six Roulette System. By Dove.

This is for on-line casinos (I don't know about a real casino - never been to one - might work there, too).

I start off by selecting any block of 9 numbers (1 to 9, or 0 to 8, or 7 to 15, for example).  From that set of 9 numbers, I pick any 6 of them.

Place a level bet (1.00) on each of the 6 numbers and spin.

I have no more than 6 spins on each set of six numbers.

If I lose, after 6 spins, I quit that table for 24 hours.

If I win, within the 6 spins, I may have another go - but pick another block of 9 numbers and another 6 numbers from that block...  start from beginning...

DO NOT have more than 4 goes on that table/casino within 24 hours.

DO NOT go over 15 minutes on one table/casino.  When time is up, log out for 24 hours.

DO NOT take more than 100.00 from each/any table within 24 hours.

If playing with smaller stakes, 0.10, 0.50, 0.75,  STOP playing after 4 goes,  or when up to/or about 72.00 to 81.00 is reached, or when the 15 minutes are up.

I go to game settings/options and turn off animation (or set to 'Turbo Mode' - whatever they have) to make the game run quickly.  I want to be in and out, FAST!

I have posted this for entertainment purposes only.  Should you wish to play for real money, I shall not be held responsible for any losses incurred.  It's your free choice!  Never play with money you can't afford to lose.  Never chase your losses.

The thing I personally like about this system I came up with, is that it does not involve increasing my stake or working out any complicated betting patterns.

I'll see what you think about it.

Dove.

P.S. I just tried this for real money. 10p stakes (60p a spin).  3rd spin won £3.60.  £1.80 up!  Logged out for day!

[Colbster]

Dove, again welcome!

On a European table, your odds of getting a hit somewhere from your 6 spots in 6 spins is just shy of 2/3 (65.41%).  In your example, you won $1.80 on the third spin, although it could just have easily been more on an earlier spin or less on a later spin.  If you averaged $1.80 on your wins 65.41% of the time, you would win 1.177.  Your losses of $3.60 34.59% of the time would be a loss of 1.245.  Taking your losses from your wins, you would be down the expected house advantage of 2.7% over the long term.  You could certainly have a string of wins that would be fun, but you would inevitably have strings of losses that would consume your bankroll and leave you in the hole.

Good luck to you - thanks for sharing!

[Colbster]

To figure your odds, take what is not covered by your bet selection (in this case 31/37) and raise it to the exponential power of your spin count.  (31/37)^6 = 0.345907.  That is how often you would lose on average after 6 spins of 6 spaces being covered.  The difference (1-0.345907) is your odds of winning, 0.654093.

[Dove]

Hi. Thank you. I can't figure the maths out a well as you can, but I understand there are 31 numbers against me. I'm looking to see what can be done with 6 bets.  I'll also look at putting 6 bets on over 6 splits.
Maybe I'm having a good run.
I hear what you are saying - that's why I only try it occasionally if my other betting pays off!

Regards Dove.

[Tamino]

Just pay your 6  selected numbers  as you have stated.   If you win  it is  great   and if you lose   it was your choice to play those  6 numbers. Don`t worry about math and math uncles . Those cats confuse the entire issue.

If math would have been helpfull those  math uncles would  taken home  the casino`s chandliers  when they were  still math boyzz.  Ignore theit gibberish.


Don`t martingale  or apply any negative progression. Don`t attempt to recover lost money. You went there in the first place on your own free will.


Roulette is a game of chance only luck can help you win.


Never forget Fortuna soon takes what she has given.

[nottophammer]

Tamino

play your 6 numbers ,fine.

Maths, agree after all this time,they'd have killed the game.

Progressions 50/50 there.

Roulette a game of chance, yes, but what would you say of Mister average,surely you could make a win from that.

[Dove]

My mathematics are simple when it comes to roulette:  the odds are against me!  Mister Average is a good guy to follow in roulette, dice, etc. Take two dice: the number that comes up most is 7.
As for roulette, my approach is to try quick maximum gain, minimum loss, and not to increase bets.
So, if I go for a 50/50 bet, the most I can win is my initial stake.  I can increase my initial stake, but I'll only make back, say, my initial dollar!
If I increase my stake to make more profit, then I'm seriously chasing losses - not a good thing to do.
I have a saying:  why put £10 on one horse, when you can put £1 on ten horses?
I don't go for the 'big win', I build up slowly from level stakes.
One other way I play roulette is to put an equal bet on two different sets of 12 numbers - 3-1 odds on each, and rotate the bets.  I know this is widespread practice, but I use it when my pot is low.
I have a £20.00 pot each month for all my betting.  When my pot makes a profit of £10 or more, I draw that out - and buy my missus some flowers!
I search online for betting tips; one phrase I use is: 'secret roulette systems (or horse racing, etc).  The word 'secret' provides some otherwise not-usually-seen information.  Again, I make no recommendations.  It's a pastime.
Einstein famously said:  You can't beat a roulette table unless you steal from it.

Regards, Dove