Mathematical certainty here… - no, you can’t.

Agree, it’s absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to win long-term in Roulette…the house has an advantage on EVERY bet on the table, which makes the game completely unbeatable. Any strategy claiming to “beat” Roulette is a lie.

No, there is NO SUCH THING as a professional roulette player. Long-term, short-term, it doesn’t matter, the house has an advantage and you will lose eventually. There are no systems that will make you win, the best a system can do is minimize your loses.

Roulette is a suckers game. You can win short term, but not long term. All the bets give the house a small edge. Like, there are 37 spots on the wheel, but each individual spot only pays 35-1. Also, odd or even, and red or black pay even money, but they are actually worse than even money to hit because of the 0 and 00.

If anyone had a real strategy to beat roulette consistently enough to make a living, they would use it, not sell it. And if they did sell it, it would cost $50,000, not $49.95.

Probability theories can only be used to analyze roulette data after the fact, not predict the future. Otherwise, there would be thousands of math geeks making millions at roulette, since anyone who’s taken first year stats can do the math these so-called experts are using.

Bottom line, don’t waste your money buying strategies. If you want to play for fun go right ahead, but no strategy you can buy will win more consistently than just making your favorite bets. (and yes, you will always lose in the long run).

Yes you can. I do it with on-line roulette. I’m not rich but I make a nice income with it (50,000/year on average). It’s true that the house advantage is always there, but with the right strategy and discipline it can be done. You have to be willing to take the losses when they come and then get out when you have a profit. Professional gamblers are everywhere, you just have to use conservative strategies that are compatible with your temperament. Here’s what to try:

Play European, not American. Spin with no bet, or if you have to bet put $1 on black and $1 on red (a neutral spin). Look for a run of 3 or 4 of the same color, then bet $1 on the opposite color. If you hit 0 just let it go. Basically you are betting against the statistical probability of a streak continuing. If you win then you are $1 up. If you lose, double your bet each time you lose and when it finally hits you will win back what you lost plus $1. Keep playing neutral spins after every win and look for a new streak to bet against. Change up the number of same color results before you bet as the game goes on. If you wait for 3 when you first start, then change it to 2 or 4 as you go forward then keep changing at random after every $1 win. The longer you wait the more conservative you’re being and the chances of getting caught in a losing streak go down, but it takes longer to see any winnings. Break up your play into sessions and set a maximum winning amount per session. I advise $15 at the most, $5 is a great starting goal though. When you hit your max just walk away and then return later. I play around 10 sessions a day.

Stick to the strategy with no deviation. Never play longer than your max winning limit and only use $1 chips. Progressive betting is dangerous enough as it is and your losses can add up. $5 or $10 chips can be ruinous. Do not get emotional and do not believe in being “on a roll”. Play in practice mode for at least a month and keep a log of your winnings. If you have a bad session and reach the maximum bet on a loosing streak then note this too. If you lose, deal with it and move on. Take a look at the month just past and BE HONEST. I have had friends pad their numbers just because they thought they would learn from mistakes next time. Huge mistake. This isn’t about bravado it’s about cash flow.

Understand that losing will happen, but if you play this strategy and remain disciplined then you can shrug off the losses. It is not as easy as it all sounds however. Many people have a hard time remaining emotionally detached and get too aggressive or too greedy looking for that one big hit. That big hit probably isn’t coming, and if it is, there’s a big loss to go with it somewhere down the line. Also, this strategy can be very boring and tedious and there might be a temptation to bet bigger in order to move the game along. Don’t do it. Just be patient.

Don’t be stupid and quit your job because you had a good week in practice. After your practice month, decide on what amount you want to start with for real. Be overly conservative and aim for $5 max sessions and if that works for you, then move on to $10 and maybe $15 after a few weeks. Don’t get greedy! I waited to quit my job until my roulette cash flow was greater than my income for at least two consecutive months. I also invested some winnings into starting additional businesses and I advise others to do the same. You never know what will happen in life and you should protect your finances.