Roulette Strategy

For centuries players have been trying to find methods with which to beat roulette and, at times, they have managed to do so with skill rather than with luck.

The d’Alembert system, also called the montant et demontant system (a French phrase that translates to upwards and downwards), is named after the French mathematician Jean le Rond d’Alembert.

The Martingale is a betting strategy that dates way back before Las Vegas and gambling was a twinkle in Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel’s  eyes. In fact, its first documented use was well before the 18th century.

“Do you ever catch people trying to cheat?” As a croupier, I was asked that question every night, on my way home from work. After flagging a cab at four in the morning, the driver would ask if I’d had a good night out.

In Ian Fleming’s James Bond spy novels, James Bond is the most successful gambler on her Majesties Secret Service. In the movies the casino scenes usually show Mr. Bond playing Baccarat. And of course he usually wins.

The Ian Flemming 007 spy novels are one of the most recognizable brands in books and movies. And the main character James Bond is the pinnacle alpha made. Being the ultimate super spy Mr. Bond possess all sorts of unique talents.

There are a lot of Roulette Strategies that will improve your game.

Note in the title of this article that I put the word best in quotes (“best”) because despite my use of the word not one of these systems of play yields the player an advantage over the house.

In this article I am going to show you a step by step Paroli system that can be used to “up, up and away” with your wins. This Paroli system can be used at online casinos, land-based and cruise ship casinos.

My Nana Margaret told me that there were four basic types of roulette players.