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• Method 1 of 5: The Martingale Strategy
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If you plan to play roulette and want to appear as if you are completely comfortable with it, learn and practice the following strategies for the best results. There are several strategies people use in roulette, including the Martingale strategy, the James Bond strategy and the D'Alembert strategy. While each of these strategies has its merits, none offers the Guarantee that you will earn money with it. In fact, in the long run, regardless of the method, you're always going to lose money, so know when to quit. But read on to learn more about this!

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Method 1 of 5: The Martingale Strategy

1. Know what possible outcomes there are. If you are not lucky and every number falls in the 1 and 12, you have lost your money and must continue with the Martingale strategy (see above). But otherwise you made a nice profit:
   • If 19-36 falls, you have won € 80
   • If 13-18 falls, you have won € 100
   • If 0 falls, you have won € 160

Tips

• This strategy is only for short term profit. It remains gambling like all other systems - you bet that you will win a small amount before losing a huge amount. Collect your winnings (or losses) before you regret it.

Warnings

• The Martingale system will only work if the table you are playing on has no betting limit. An upper table limit means in the long run that you will end up with less money than you started.
• As with all betting strategies, in the long run, the math turns against you. This way of playing (the "Martingale") will only be successful in the short term. Yes, you can see that it works for example 9 times out of 10, but the winnings from your 9 successful sessions will not be enough to make up for your losses from that one losing session that you will experience sooner or later.Casinos always have an advantage over the gambler. Statistically, this is like selling a lottery ticket. The lottery has a high probability of a small win (the selling price of a lost ticket), but a small chance of a big loss (because someone can get the winning ticket).
• Even if there is no betting limit and you have an infinite credit limit, this will still not really work or fail. If the Martingale strategy is implemented consistently indefinitely and regardless of the betting limit, your balance will hit random high positive and negative values. The expected value is still negative, but the variation is so great that your balance will not remain negative or positive.