Fibonacci Strategy

Fibonacci Strategy

It is a fact that anybody placing their bets in roulette game or any other casino game for that matter will want to win with as many rounds as possible. And why wouldn't they? It is their hard saved money they put at stake with this gambling and they are entitled to hope that they have more wins than losses.

Unfortunately it doesn't happen that way; there are actually more losses than wins, especially when playing at any casino gambling table. But there is also the technique that you need to implement as your gambling habit: never bet more than you can afford. This is the rule of the thumb when you plan to gamble in any casino house.

With roulette gambling you can always have your own strategy which means that you should give a structure to your betting as random as the game basically presents itself to the gamblers. This article will introduce you to the Fibonacci strategy which is based on a sequence of numbers where the following number is the sum of the previous two. To understand better we present you an example of this sequence: 0, 1, 1 (0 + 1), 2 (1 + 1), 3 (2 + 1), 5 (2 + 3), 8 (3 + 5), 13 (5 + 8), and so on. This mathematical sequence applies as well when you plan to place your bets within a roulette wagering.

First of all you need to choose an initial amount as your wager which shouldn't be that big. It makes no sense to place a large bet from the beginning as your resources will get drained pretty fast. Besides, with Fibonacci strategy it is recommended to start small and you will see why. Just keep on reading.

Once your bet amount is chosen make a list of progressive numbers the same as it works with Fibonacci sequence. It is useful to have the list with you because you wouldn't want to get lost in the progression when 'les jeux sont fait et rien ne va plus'. After you have placed the bet on the table check with the result of roulette spinning. There are two situations to present here:

1. If you lose the bet, then the next amount of betting will be the amount that is next to the number on your progressive list of numbers. For instance you have the list with the numbers: 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13. If you have bet 5 and lost then the next amount that you bet will be 8.

2. If you win the bet, then for the next betting amount go with 2, which is the number that goes two steps back from 5.

To summarize: the use of Fibonacci strategy in roulette betting goes for going one step forward in the event of a losing and two steps backward in case of a winning. Through this strategy you can rest assure that you won't leave the roulette table losing all your money. You can have a great experience and a lot of fun while sticking to the game for longer time.

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