In one of our previous blogs, we already discussed the best bankroll management strategies for roulette, specifically aimed at beginner players. In this case, we focus on some of the best strategies that are perfect for players who already have some experience playing at online casinos. We are talking about players who are well-versed in the rules of roulette, aware of the different versions available, and know how to place a bet. Therefore, there is no need to explain the rules again, as they should already be clear to intermediate-level players who regularly play online roulette.
Important to Know
Before we begin, we want to emphasize an important point: these strategies can certainly help you, but they do not guarantee that you will win every spin. In fact, no one can promise you a guaranteed win in a casino game where luck plays a major role. Nevertheless, there are some interesting strategies that can help you manage your bankroll effectively and prevent you from making excessively large bets.
Strategies for Advanced Players
Fibonacci Strategy
Fibonacci is known as one of the world’s most important mathematicians. There is a sequence, known as the “Fibonacci sequence,” which consists of an infinite series of numbers where each number is formed by the sum of the two preceding numbers. The first numbers in the sequence, for example, are 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, and so on.
This sequence does not help you choose the numbers to bet on but rather determines the bet size. By defining a betting unit based on your bankroll, you start by betting one unit, then again one unit, followed by two, and so forth, regardless of whether you win or lose. With this strategy, you exclusively bet on so-called “outside bets,” such as Red/Black and Even/Odd.
According to many players, this approach provides a certain margin of success when considering the odds of winning and losing.
Labouchère System
This system is also known as the “Cancelling Method,” and the name already suggests why. The primary goal is to set a maximum profit target, for example, ten times your initial bet. You then divide this number into a sequence. You might choose to write down ten times the number 1, or create a sequence such as 1-2-3-2-1-1. How you do this is entirely up to you.
With this method, you place a bet, always on outside bets, equal to the sum of the first and last numbers in the sequence. For example, consider the sequence 1-2-3-2-1-1. In that case, you bet two units (1+1). If you win, you cross out both numbers, leaving the sequence 2-3-2-1. The next bet is then three units (2+1). If you lose, you add the number of units bet to the end of the sequence. The sequence then becomes 1-2-3-2-1-1-2.
The goal of this system is to cross out all numbers. Once you have done so, you have reached your goal and can start a new sequence.
With these strategies, you can further enrich your experience as an advanced player. However, always remember to play responsibly and manage your bankroll wisely!
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