666 System Roulette Betting Strategy
The 666 betting strategy in roulette covers nearly the entire table. It spreads bets across 30 out of 37 numbers reducing the risk of losses.
Players place bets such as straight-ups and splits, totaling 66 units per spin. While it minimizes losses, the strategy offers modest profits and doesn’t eliminate the house edge.
Using the 666 Betting System in Roulette
To use the 666 betting strategy in roulette, follow these steps:
- Allocate 66 Units: The strategy requires 66 units per spin.
- Straight-Up Bets: Place 36 units on six straight-up bets, each covering a single number. This covers six specific numbers.
Splits and Corner Bets
Start by placing 4 units on splits that cover pairs of numbers. Next, place 8 units on corner bets, each covering four numbers.
- Dozen Bet: Place 10 units on one of the dozens (1-12, 13-24, or 25-36).
- Even-Money Bet: Place 10 units on an even-money bet, such as red/black or odd/even.
Bet Layout 666 Strategy
- 6 Straight-Up Bets: 1 unit each on six specific numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18.
- Splits: 4 units covering splits like 7/8, 14/17.
- Corner Bets: 8 units on corners like 16/17/19/20.
- Dozen Bet: 10 units on 1st Dozen (1-12).
- Even-Money Bet: 10 units on red.
This betting strategy covers almost the entire table, leaving only a few numbers uncovered.
If the ball lands on any covered number, you’ll win something. However, the payouts vary based on where the ball lands.
The goal is to minimize losses and secure frequent, smaller wins. However, like all roulette strategies, it does not guarantee long-term success due to the house edge.
Winnings Odds: Types of Bets
| Bet Type | Numbers Covered | Units Bet | Odds of Winning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Straight-Up Bets | 6 numbers | 36 Units | 16.22% |
| Splits | 8 numbers (covered by 4 splits) | 4 Units | 21.62% |
| Corner Bets | 16 numbers (covered by 4 corners) | 8 Units | 43.24% |
| Dozen Bet | 12 numbers | 10 Units | 32.43% |
| Even-Money Bet | 18 numbers | 10 Units | 48.65% |
Testing the 666 System
Can I use the 666 betting strategy to play roulette with a bankroll of £100 for bets of £1? No.
This system requires 66 units per spin. As such, the £1 average per spin indicates betting 1 unit at a time on each of the various bets.
What to Expect?
Over 100 spins, the total amount you would wager is 100 spins × £66 per spin = £6,600.
Winning Probability
Given that the 666 system covers 30 out of 37 numbers, your winning probability on any spin is approximately 81.08%.
The remaining 18.92% of the time, you lose all the bets for that spin.
Estimated Results
With over 100 spins, you can expect to win around 81 spins or 81.08% out of 100. You can expect to lose around 19 spins or 18.92% of 100.
Potential Outcomes
The payout varies depending on which bet wins, but the profit might not cover the £66 you wagered.
On losing spins (19 spins), you lose £66 per spin which totals 19 × £66 = £1,254.
Bankroll Analysis
With a £100 bankroll, you need £6,600 to play 100 spins at an average bet of £66 per spin.
As you can see, you'll deplete your bankroll after the first spin.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- It covers a large portion of the roulette table.
- Expect frequent wins as it covers most of the numbers on the wheel.
- Minimizes the emotional stress of losing consecutive spins.
- Appeals to players looking for a structured betting system.
Cons
- Requires a substantial bankroll due to the high total bet per spin.
- Low return on investment, the payouts are modest relative to the bet size.
- It does not eliminate the house edge, expect long-term losses.
- It's difficult to manage, there are multiple bets on different sections of the table.
666 Betting System vs Fibonacci?
| Aspect | 666 Betting Strategy | Fibonacci Betting Strategy |
|---|---|---|
| Risk Level | High risk due to the large total bet per spin (66 units). | Moderate risk as bets increase gradually following the Fibonacci sequence. |
| Bankroll Requirement | Requires a substantial bankroll to sustain multiple spins. | Moderate bankroll as bets can increase but at a slower rate. |
| Winning Probability | High winning probability of 81.08% because it covers many numbers. | Standard 50/50 odds on even-money bets, with losses mitigated by the Fibonacci sequence. |
| Payout Per Win | Low payouts relative to the bet size. | Standard even-money payout (1:1) on winning bets. |
| Complexity | Multiple bets on different sections of the table make it complex. | Straightforward sequence of numbers. |
| Long-Term Viability | Volatile because it requires a substantial bankroll. | It's more sustainable as it manages losses better. |
Best Bets for 666 Betting Strategy
1. Straight-Up Bets
- Total Units: 36 units
- Number of Bets: 6 bets. Place 6 units on each of six individual numbers. They're across different areas of the table to maximize coverage. Straight-up bets have a high payout of 35:1, when one of these hits, you can win a lot.
2. Split Bets
- Total Units: 4 units
- Number of Bets: 4 splits (covering 8 numbers). Place 1 unit on each of the four split bets which covers two adjacent numbers each. This adds further coverage and offers a 17:1 payout if any split number hits.
3. Corner Bets
- Total Units: 8 units
- Number of Bets: 4 corners (covering 16 numbers). Place 2 units on four corner bets covering four numbers each. Corner bets have an 8:1 payout and are an efficient way to cover more numbers.
4. Dozen Bet
- Total Units: 10 units
- Number of Bets: 1 bet. Place 10 units on one of the three dozens, namely 1-12, 13-24, or 25-36. It covers a large section of the table with a 2:1 payout.
5. Even-Money Bet
- Total Units: 10 units
- Number of Bets: 1 bet. Place 10 units on an even-money bet such as Red/Black, Odd/Even, or High/Low. It covers 18 numbers offering a 1:1 payout.
Conclusion
The 666 betting strategy requires a substantial bankroll, therefore it’s ideal for high rollers.
To offset the loss of a single spin you need 11 consecutive wins. That makes the betting strategy risky in both the short and long term.