![]() If you win you get you money back + $1000 and you double your money. Instead of placing the entire $1000 on the Black, you will instead place 1000/35=¬$28.57 on the number 12. Let’s assume that your goal is to double a $1000 to $2000. ![]() The idea is simple, roulette is a zero-sum game, with fixed EV returns, which means every $1 you place on the table, the “house” will win on average about 2.7 cents, while on average you will lose the exact same amount, this is the “cost of gambling”.īy betting on a single number each time, you lower the average amount of money you “place” on the table, thus lowering the theoretical money the house wins / you lose. 12), to maximize the chances to double up, from 48.65% to a whopping 49.02%! ![]() However, today I was playing with the idea of repetitive bets on a single number (e.g. As a fan of math and gambling, even though I rarely ever play roulette, it was always my assumption that the best way to double your money in roulette is to use a single bet of all your money, on any “double or nothing” bet, such as Black, Red, Even, etc.this provides 18/37=¬48.65% (in case of a single 0) or 18/38=¬47.37% chance (in case of double-zero). ![]()
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