Roulette strategies are rules for selecting bets or changing stake size. They can create frequent small wins, rare large losses, smoother sessions or sharper volatility. They cannot change the probability of a random wheel landing on a winning pocket.
Compare the systems
- Six strategies compared by real risk
- Martingale and exponential exposure
- Fibonacci and accelerating recovery
- D’Alembert and linear progression
- Paroli and positive progression
- Flat betting as the control
What our comparisons measure
Every system is compared with flat betting using the same wheel, unit size, number of spins and starting bankroll. We record expected loss, median result, maximum drawdown, risk of ruin and sensitivity to the table maximum.
Lab principle: roulette outcomes are uncertain. A staking plan changes the path of wins and losses, not the underlying house edge. Use these materials for education and testing, never as a promise of profit.