Roulette strategy - Sector slicing

Although problematic, the safest way to beat the wheel is to play a biased wheel with a strong degree of confidence. Most people, however, don’t have the time or energy to employ such practices. Here though, is a way to combine this strategy with short term play:

Watching a roulette wheel revolve through 4000 spins (the number recommended to be able to ascertain bias) probably seems daunting. So if we can bring the number of recorded decisions down to 16 – 20 then it will obviously be more manageable, particularly if you do not have to record these decisions for yourself.

In roulette, casinos use scoreboards. These scoreboards record the last 16 – 20 numbers that have hit. All a player needs do is make a note of these numbers and ask themselves the following:

1. Are an inordinate number of hits (say 8 –12) in a given one-third, one quarter or one-eighth section of the wheel? If so, simply bet that section. This is called a sector slice.

2. Have certain numbers repeated, even though the overall numbers have been scattered. If so, bet those numbers. These are known as big numbers.

3. Are certain numbers repeating within a sector of the wheel where other numbers have also hit? If so, bet those numbers and other numbers in that sector – even if some of the numbers in that sector have no hit.

The only question a player needs to ask himself is how much money to wager on any given spin. Remember also, that the fact that you are perceiving that there is a pattern does not necessarily indicate bias. Gambling tends to put people in a state of mind whereby the mere fact that they wish so desperately to win means they will take the most questionable of omens as absolute proof of their future luck. Caution and logic are always advisable when risking one’s money.

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