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Roulette Strategy
Define Roulette Strategy?
What is Roulette Strategy?
Jan 16th, 2008 23:02
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Though learning roulette is very simple, but to find a strategy that
help player to win is really a difficult job. A player cannot do much to
manipulate the outcome at Roulette. Since Roulette is inflexible and
non-interactive game, a player can do little to lower the house edge.
There are lots of Roulette strategies, but they don’t really make sense.
Don’t worry Roulette is nothing but a simple statistical game.
First and foremost strategy is go for European Roulette wheel. A player
should always look for European Roulette rather than going for American
Roulette. American Roulette has 38 pockets as compared to 37 pockets in
European Roulette wheel. American Roulette wheels include an extra pair
of zeros (i.e. 00). These pair of extra zeros increases the house edge
very much. This is the reason Roulette is not very popular in North
America. Whereas the European Roulette wheel, which has single zero,
reduces the house edge to 2.70% and it increases the chance of winning.
Second, “En Prison” rule: This rule states that, if a player is placing
an even-money wager, and the ball drops in the 0 pocket, the bet will
not be over after the rest of the wagers, but it won’t come back to
player either. In this case, the wager is said to be “in prison” and
stays on the board until the next spin. The fate of bet is decided on
the next spin. If on the next spin, a player wins then players money is
returned to him, but with no extra winnings. But if next spin is a loss,
then that bet gets swept away and player lose the wager. And if on next
spin its 0, then the bet remains on board until its fate is decided.
This rule reduces the house edge to 1.35% and gives a better chance to
player to win the bet.
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