new roulette progressions

There are two groups within the friends of roulette.
One looks for superior patterns or figures,
the other one does not believe in this and seeks for new roulette progressions.

As roulette progressions define the bets - usual after losses -
they can be seen as sequence of integer numbers:
1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, .... = Martingale
0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, .... = Fibonacci
and so on

For an easy handling of loss progressions the
roulette simulator has a universal loss progression already built in.
It's called + on win.
When easy chances are bet, it's like a Martingale. (depending on Zero)

mathematical approaches

The example of the Fibonacci sequence ( wikipedia) above,
shows quite nice how mathematical approaches can be used for roulette.
But you can also go the reverse way and examine a
number sequence that you found at roulette for mathematical properties.

For this works the search function of the website OEIS http://oeis.org/ very well.
OEIS stands for "On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences"
where you can search for your own progressions.
You can grub in this extensive collection of number sequences and
get inspired for new roulette progressions.

trizero:

For this works the search function of the website OEIS http://oeis.org/ very well.
OEIS stands for "On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences"

That's a nice page!

youroul.com could be named "On-Line Encyclopedia of Roulette Strategies" like that one! ;-)

My philosophy is to cover the cumulative of all previous bets with the next bet.
You have to have patience, a bank to cover the next bet.
You only win if you make the last bet.
The house hurts you be table max, low lighting, slow operation and eye candy.
Most folks are too lazy to think about what they are doing so they lose over and over.
Most successful players are thinkers.

Newbud:

Most successful players are thinkers.

Thinkers are workers, not players.