01
Place a few corner bets
You can bet on any four numbers that form a square on the playing field. To play four numbers at the same time, you need to put a chip on the intersection of lines in the center of a square of four numbers. In this case, a bet on 4 numbers is involved in the draw: for example, 26-27-29-30. There are 22 different combinations of corner bets. If one of the four numbers wins, the payout is 8 times the original bet.
02
Bet on 'contrast'
The easiest way to win is to bet small amounts on black or red. This bet is preferred not only by beginners, but also by experienced roulette players. By betting on red, the player has a better chance of winning compared to inside bets. You can also bet on odd or even. 'Contrasting' betting options have the highest chance of winning. Unfortunately, wagering payouts are significantly reduced and are carried out 1 to 1.
03
Don't bet on one number
The prospect of hitting the jackpot seems both enticing and unlikely. But some players, intoxicated by the atmosphere and the spirit of courage, decide to take such a risk. Betting on one number is one of the easiest, but also one of the trickiest. If the winning falls on this number, then the payout amount exceeds the size of the initial bet. If zero comes up, the pot gets all bets except for even bets. Equal bets won't win, but they won't lose either. They remain in their places until the next game.
04
Don't get carried away with the Martingale strategy
The strategy is that the player bets constantly in a row on the same thing. The strategy is considered extremely risky, especially by advanced players and roulette professionals. The main problem is the danger that the player runs out of money very quickly, especially after a few rounds. Once the limit is reached, the player will not get another chance to double their bet again, thus not being able to cover their series of losses.
05
Reverse Martingale is much better
As the name implies, the 'reverse martingale' works the other way around: instead of raising the stakes after each loss, the player raises them after each win, turning short winning streaks into big wins. This strategy has only two possible outcomes: losing the entire bankroll or winning a significant amount. From this point of view, the 'reverse martingale' is very similar to the 'all in' strategy, as it represents many rounds of this strategy, but with a smaller budget.
06
Bet low risk first, then high risk
Try betting on low risk and high odds, such as red or black, or odd or even. The payouts are small, but you can always increase your winnings by reinvesting them in single digit high risk inside bets.
07
Try the Three Bet strategy
Try the strategy with three massive bets at the same time. For example, you bet 5 Canadian dollars on zero, 50 Canadian dollars on numbers 13 to 18, and 20 Canadian dollars on numbers 19 to 36. The chances of losing are minimal only if the ball lands on numbers 1 to 12.
08
Know when to stop
Whatever strategy you follow, there's an important rule to remember. Everyone can lose. So be careful and don't let the excitement go to your head. No need to maniacally try to win back all your losses if the losses come one after another. Take a break, do something else, this will help you evaluate your game objectively and possibly return to it later.
09
Play only at licensed online casinos
One of the most popular questions on the forums is 'How do you know that the casino is not a scam? ' and the answer to it is obvious - check for a license. Only in licensed online casinos can you be sure that the games are based on certified RNG and there is no risk of cheating in the process. Roulette, like other casino games, can turn out to be a scam if not created by a certified and reputable provider, but as a 'bait' for frivolous players who bet money and then lose it due to the operator’s dishonest attitude.
10
Don't go over your betting limit
Before playing, set your own personal game limit. If you notice that there's very little left before the end of the limit, it's better to stop. Otherwise, there's a risk of 'slipping' this 'border' and getting into an unaccounted amount, from where it's a stone’s throw to 'I accidentally spent all the money'.
