Testing Roulette Systems - Double Neighbours System

This a little distinctive system is based on the recurrence of numbers. You start betting after the first spin and then you bet 1 unit on the number that just hit and you also bet on the next closest 4 numbers in both directions (called «neighbours»). For example, it has hit the number 10, so you bet on these numbers: 6 – 7 – 8 – 9 – 10 – 11 – 12 – 13 – 14. To balance the game, you also bet on neighbouring numbers according to a physical position of the certain number on the roulette’s wheel (in case of the number 10: 33 – 16 – 24 – 5 and 23 – 8 – 30 – 11).

In total, you bet on 17 numbers and in the case of double betting on one number, you put only one stake on this certain number. You play a total of four spins, in which you bet still on the same numbers with progression as follows: 1 – 2 – 3 – 6 units on each number. Anytime you win and you make a profit, you start from the beginning a new series.

What do the Statistics say?

To tell the truth, other systems based on the similar principle have not been profitable. Therefore there was no reason to suppose that this system would be successful. As well this system is considered a group of certain numbers which are chosen by a specific criterion and the betting on these numbers with a regular progression is almost always a wrong choice….

But we will see. We have tested this system within 25.000 spins and results are shown on the following graph:

Unfortunately, this did not turn out to be as successful as proposed. The system went unequivocally and uncompromisingly below zero. We have also attempted to apply some modifications such as altering the betting. We changed the way of betting – instead of betting constantly on the same numbers, the group of numbers was changed after each number that had hit. The effect of the altering is shown on the following graph.