The fact is that all numbers have an equal likelihood of winning on any given spin of the roulette wheel. Were six to come out six times in a row, it would be as likely as any other number to come out on the seventh spin.

What this means is that in roulette there can be no strategy per se to improve your chances. Certain variables in casino rules do affect your odds, particularly the use of a single zero wheel. Though the single zero wheel is called a `European` wheel, there are American casinos which include it among their offerings.

  • Try to win more money with fewer spins.

  • Statistically speaking, previous outcomes are no indication of future outcomes. Each and every spin holds the exact same probability (odds) for an outcome. However, if you`re one to believe that previous outcomes indicate probable future outcomes, bet with the flow, otherwise known as streaks. Just remember that over the long haul, probability rules.

  • When you hit a losing streak, exchange your chips for a smaller denomination, preferably $1. Then, play a few spins in the following manner: pick a number in the middle column, and paint the corners of the number. For example, you could select the black 29. Place a chip on each corner surrounding the 29. Then place a chip between the 0 and 00. You`ve bet five chips and covered eleven numbers. This gives you time to `take five,` a quick breather without spending much money.

  • The Five Numbers bet doesn`t make sense. It gives the house a ridiculous advantage of 7.89%. Do you want to hand the house an additional 2.63% edge just for the heck of it?

  • Do you play single zero or double zero roulette? Player odds are significantly better at the single zero wheels.

  • The surrender rule gives players slightly better overall odds. Find a game that offers the surrender rule.

  • Find tables that allow the `en prison` rule. This rule reduces the house edge by 50% on even-money bets.