DOES CHASING NUMBERS WORK? - Live Roulette Game #32 - Rampart, Las Vegas, NV - Inside the Casino
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- In this real roulette game at Rampart Casino, we get to see how chasing the same number over and over and over, thinking it is "due", or just in the hopes it will hit, doesn’t do much but lead to failure. Sure, there's the random lucky hit on a side number that was bet on, but most of the number chaser's chips are going to bets having to do with the number 17 (street, corners, splits, straight up, etc.). If you're going to play Roulette, this is NOT how to do it, unless you want your bankroll to dwindle VERY quickly.
And although my way of playing didn't bring me any more luck than the number chaser, it is still a BETTER way to play. Read on to learn why...
My way of playing may not make me tons of money in winnings and is sometimes harder to recover from when I lose a hand, it's still a statistically BETTER way of playing this game and lets me play longer and WIN more often! Is it a GUARANTEED way to win? NOPE! There is NO strategy that will win every time. But, it is A LOT of fun to play this way!
Here's how I play roulette:
As we know, the play field is divided up into three sections; 1-12, 13-24, and 25-36. Taking this into account, I take a look at the board to see how the wheel is "trending". I will then place my first bets on the 2/3 of the field that the numbers are mostly coming from.
It's important to note that when I'm placing my bets on 2/3 of the field, I do it equally on each 1/3 I'm playing. For example: If I'm betting on the first 2/3 of the field (1-24), I will start out with 3-4 chips on the outside (6-lines or streets) of each 1/3. So the 1-12 section has 3-4 chips and the 13-24 section also has 3-4 chips. Either way, 1/3 has the same number of chips in the same pattern.
If the number hits in any of the 2/3 I'm betting on, I'm a winner and I'll move to the inside and place bets on corners, equally spaced with equal number of chips in each 1/3. Placing 4 chips equally spaced on the corners allows me to cover ALL the numbers in that section. (see the video for how I do it.)
This betting method always produces a small or large profit when a number hits for me. It NEVER pays less than my bet or break even.
The reason I bet this way (2/3 of the field) is because I have a 2:3 chance of winning something or breaking even. If I bet equal money on ALL 3 sections of the field, I'd just be spinning my wheels. If I bet on just 1/3 of the field, the odds are even MORE against me. Thus the reason why I play 2/3 of the field.
If I continue to win, I will gradually increase my bets either by adding the 6-lines or streets to my inside bets, OR by pressing the corners bets. I will gradually increase my bets until a number hits in the section I'm NOT betting on. Then I start over from the beginning with small outside bets as stated above. I will NEVER try to recoup my losing bet by employing any form of the Martingale system. The Martingale system is flawed and should NEVER be utilized.
If all of the above is confusing, just watch my roulette videos and you can see my method in action (mostly).
Again, is this a fool-proof way to win at roulette? NOPE! There's no such thing. BUT, it does allow me to play longer than average and gives me a better chance at winning than randomly placing my chips on the layout.
However, the BEST bit of advice to my method is this.... when you are winning, knowing when to color up and walk away makes all the difference.
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Great content ! She was hitting the same diamond on 85% of her spins. Do you recall what kind of wheel it was?
It was a roulette wheel with double zeros.
Sometimes I ask myself "Should I shift my bets over by one or should I just let em ride?" I keep telling myself it makes no difference since every number has an equal chance of coming up but the question in my head keeps popping up. 😅
Better luck next time!
You are correct.
Hitting a number straight up should pay 37-1. It only pays 35-1. You lose $1 for every $19 bet. That is 5.263158% that goes to the house. OUCH!!!
It’s NEVER paid 37-1.
@@InsidetheCasino 37-1 would make roulette an even gamble. I mentioned this to you so you can easily see how the casinos rip you off.
May as well chase numbers and hope for a bias. If you’re going to play this horrible game. It’s over a 5% house advantage. Craps is much better. You can bet the Pass Line and Come and take maximum odds and cut the house advantage to less than 0.5%. That’s more than 10 times better than roulette. You can do even better on the don’t. Even placing 5,6,8, and 9 are better than this. Buying 4 and 10 are also better. Only the bets in the middle of the table are worse than roulette.
If craps is better, why is it not played anywhere except America. You must play roulette wisely!
@@SixlineForever roulette is played with in,y one zero in Europe. It also had an in prison rule for even money bets where if it comes up green, you don’t automatically lose. Your bet is in prison and you can still get a push if it comes up your color on the next spin. This improves your odds dramatically over American roulette. American roulette had a double zero with no in prison rule. Some games have a triple zero as well. American roulette is awful. Triple zero roulette has a house advantage of 7.89%. You have no chance.
@@SixlineForever do the math for yourself on all the bets. Even the best roulette games are worse than Craps. Craps has some awful bets on the table. Just don’t make those bets and bet either Pass or Don’t Pass. You can take or lay odds which has no house advantage at all.
@@emmanuelvacakis4463 I'm too old to learn new games. I'm the best in the world at roulette. That's enough for me.