Betting systems are the cornerstones around which most roulette strategies to attack the game are based. The "Martingale" is likely the best known roulette strategy however; what many do not realize is that there are several variations of the Martingale. Full Article

The D'Alembert roulette system is a roulette strategy that focuses on playing the outside bets. Its the first of several D'Alembert system variations including the Advanced D'Alembert and the Reverse D'Alembert systems. Full Article

Perhaps the most complicated of the systems is the Labouchere system for roulette, which is also known to some people as a "cancellation" system. Once you've mastered this system, there are still advanced and reverse Labouchere systems. Full Article

The "Pivot" roulette system for attacking roulette acknowledges these truths, and seeks to construct a roulette strategy to take advantage of them. It has been determined, for example, that over the course of 36 spins, about 24 different "real" numbers (n Full Article

The Andruchi system (or Andrucci as its commonly misspelled) emphasizes short-term random wins rather than long-term mathematical probability. Full Article

The Advanced D'Alembert roulette system does not introduce any new principles or fundamental decision-making beyond the standard D'Alembert roulette system. Instead, this roulette strategy asks that you accelerate the pace of what you're doing. Full Article

After learning the D'Alembert roulette system, roulette players can change the roulette strategy by reversing the betting technique to win at roulette. This is well known as the Reverse D'Alembert roulette system. Full Article