Roulette Strategies

Playing online roulette in an online casino using a strategy — some online casino players swear by it. Playing roulette with a roulette system is also fun and intriguing. And of course, it’s exciting, just like online roulette always is. At Oranje Palace online casino, you are allowed to play using a roulette strategy. In fact, we’ve listed the most popular roulette strategies for you below.

As you know, the 100% reliable and legal Dutch casino Oranje Palace — welcome! — is always completely honest with you. That’s why we want to say this right away before you continue reading: there is no such thing as a winning roulette strategy. Whether you win or lose at roulette is purely a matter of luck. Keep that in mind. Playing with a roulette strategy certainly does not guarantee profit.

What a roulette strategy does provide is structure. You play according to a plan you agreed upon with yourself beforehand. In principle, you no longer need to think about which numbers to bet on. This allows you to focus entirely on the game and the roulette wheel. Will the ball land on the number or color you bet on…? And to make things easy for you, when you play roulette at Oranje Palace, you can repeat your previous bet with just one click of your mouse!

And remember, we keep saying it: never play beyond your budget, don’t play for too long in one session, and cash out your winnings in time. Oranje Palace loves winners! Feel free to enjoy a game, but don’t gamble with your wellbeing. Only play with money you can afford to lose. Never risk more money than you planned beforehand. Please keep gambling fun.

Roulette Strategy: The Martingale System

The Martingale roulette strategy is one of the most famous roulette strategies in the world. You double your bet every time you lose a round. For example: you place a €5 bet on black. But the ball lands on red. In the next round, you bet €10 on black. You continue doing this until you win.

And that’s immediately where the problem with the Martingale system lies — the costs can escalate very quickly. Imagine this: you lose €10. Then you bet €20 in the next round. You lose again. Then €40. Another loss. €80. Lose again. €160. Still no luck. €320. Lost? Lost! €640… Do you see how quickly it adds up?

At some point, either you run out of money (never gamble with too much money), or you are no longer allowed to place such large bets because of casino betting limits. At Oranje Palace, we protect our players. Our maximum bet on an even-money chance such as red or black is X euros.

Just for your information: if you start with a €10 bet and use the Martingale system, after losing ten times in a row, your eleventh spin would theoretically require a bet of €10,240 — although at our casino this is certainly not possible, and neither we nor you would want that. And if you finally win, your total profit would only be €10…

Roulette Strategy: The Fibonacci System

The Fibonacci Roulette System resembles the Martingale strategy. When playing online roulette, you again bet on even-money chances such as red or black, or odd or even.

Here’s how it works:
You start by betting €1. If you lose, you bet €1 again. If you lose again, you bet €2. The full sequence is:

1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233…

If you look closely, you’ll see the logic behind this sequence: each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers.

At Oranje Palace, we strongly advise against using the Fibonacci system, because you only make a real profit if the very first spin wins. With subsequent bets, you gradually lose money.

Roulette Strategy: The Red Bet System

The Red Bet Roulette System also resembles the Martingale strategy. Here’s how it works:

You place a bet on an even-money chance, for example with a €10 chip on black. Unfortunately, the roulette ball lands on red. On the next spin, you place €20 on black and €10 on red.

The advantage of this system — if you can call it an advantage — is that you lose less money during a losing streak compared to the Martingale system.

However, be aware of one important thing: if the ball lands on zero (the green zero), you lose both bets — the one on red and the one on black. The same naturally applies to bets on odd/even.

Roulette Strategy: The d’Alembert System

The d’Alembert roulette strategy was invented by Jean le Rond d’Alembert, a French professor and philosopher (yes, really!) who lived during the eighteenth century, from 1717 to 1783. At Oranje Palace, we research everything for you!

The d’Alembert system is very easy to use. You choose a fixed base unit, for example €2. You bet on an even-money chance, such as black. If the outcome is red, you increase your next bet to €4. Lose again? Then bet €6. If you win, you decrease your bet by one unit.

So, these are the most commonly used roulette strategies. Feel free to try them all if you’d like. But once again, we must emphasize: no roulette system or method guarantees 100% profit. In the long run, the casino (the house) always has an advantage over the player — the house edge. That’s why it’s so important to cash out your winnings when you are ahead.

We wish you lots of fun playing online roulette at Oranje Palace!