Stand Behind Roulette System

The stand behind roulette system is a simple way to improve your chances of winning a bet before you run out of money or hit the betting limit of the table. It’s called the stand behind system because you stand behind the other players at the roulette table and watch the action until it’s time to start betting.

How the Stand Behind Roulette System Works

The stand behind roulette system is a simple system that anyone can learn how to use in just a few minutes. It uses the Martingale system and adds another layer to improve your short term chance of success. The Martingale system is the most well-known gambling system in history. You start with a small wager and double your bet every time you lose. When you win a bet, you take your winnings and then make another small bet.

What’s the History of Roulette System

The Martingale system is the most popular and commonly used roulette strategy. The concept behind it is pretty simple – you increase your bet after every loss, so when you eventually win, you get your lost money back and start betting with the initial amount again. It seems quite logical, and it’s fairly easy to understand and implement. No need to be a math wizard or a strategic mastermind in order to use this system.

Using the Martingale System

The most effective way of using the Martingale is to only bet on even-money outside bets – 1-18, 19-36, Red, Black, Even, and Odd. They have the maximum odds of winning (almost 50%), but the lowest payout of all – 1:1. This means you win the same amount of money you bet for the spin. Overall, those are the safest bets you could possibly place in a game of roulette.

For even-money bets, the bet progression that you will use goes like this:
1 – 2 – 4 – 8 – 16 – 32 – 64 – 128 – 256 – 512 – 1024 – 2048 – 4096 – 8192

Other Ways to Use the System

You can use the stand behind betting system with any games and wagers that pay even money, or close to it. The best games are the ones where the odds are as close to 50/50 as possible. Here’s a list of other games where you might use the stand behind betting system.

• Baccarat
• Blackjack
• Craps

When you play baccarat, the player bet pays 1 to 1 and the banker bet pays 1 to 1 minus a 5% commission. The banker bet has slightly better odds, but it gets complicated to determine the size of your bets after losing to make sure you cover your previous losses because of the commission.

Conclusion

I’ve used the stand behind roulette system many times. It’s a fun way to gamble, but I always do it with extra money that I can afford to lose. I’ve never lost seven spins in a row after watching for three spins to line up, but I know if I play long enough I will. The simple fact is that you can’t use any system to beat roulette. Even a system that works almost all of the time like this one has a fatal flaw. They’re great while they work, but when they don’t work they cost you so much money that you end up losing in the long run anyway.