Tuesday 6 November 2012

Playing Roulette With The Insurance Roulette Strategy

By Jonathan Lewiskine


Have you ever heard of betting for insurance in a roulette online game? These are extra bets that you put on the table to increase your chances of winning. This may be part of a generic strategy that you decided to use of it could be something that you added. By getting an insurance bet, the numbers where you will lose is decrease in number.

The insurance roulette strategy

This betting style is newer compared to betting systems that existed in the past that are still used today like the Martingale and the Fibonacci betting strategies. The first thing that you need to do is to pick a dozen to bet; 1-12 or 24-36. By betting on a dozen numbers, you have 33% of the wheel on your side. The insurance part comes in when you make a second bet that is twice as large as the initial bet on half of the betting zone. The half is either 1-18 if you chose the 1st dozen and 19-36 if you chose the third dozen. If you chose the 1st dozen then bet on the lower half, otherwise place you bet on the lower half.

For example, if you made a $50 bet on the numbers 1-12, you should also bet $100 on the numbers 1-18. Let's say you chose the 3rd dozen and the upper half to bet on, which means you bet 25 dollars on 24-36 and 50 dollars on 19-36, if the ball lands on any number from 24-36, you win on both bets and get 100 dollars profit from the example bets. If the ball lands on the number where you have the bet that does not overlap, you get a smaller prize but you still get a profit.

If you lose using this bet you must double the stakes on the next bet. So if we lose in our example, we must increase the bet to 50 on the dozens bet and 100 on the insurance bet. This part is taken from the Martingale system.

With this strategy, the number of losing numbers is decreased to almost half of the numbers in the wheel. To better comprehend how the strategy works practice first on casino roulette online.




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