Roulette Strategy

Every spin in roulette is mutually exclusive of each other, meaning that each number or color has the same chance of coming up on every spin.  It doesn't matter if a number just came up twice in a row, that number has the same exact chance of coming up again on the next spin.  Past performance can not determine future outcomes.  Therefore, make sure you ignore the history of all prior rolls when deciding what bet to make.  Each individual number on the roulette wheel has the same chance of coming up on each roll, so feel free to play your favorite numbers, but don't think that some numbers have a better chance of coming up than others.

If you are given a choice between playing an American or a European table, always chose the European table.  The difference is the European table has only one zero space which significantly reduces the house edge, as opposed to the American table which has a zero space and a double zero space.

Be careful of betting too many numbers and off-setting your potential winnings.  If you bet a lot of numbers, you may win more often, but the instances where none of your numbers hit, you are losing an unnecessary amount.

You may want to choose your method of betting based on the amount of betting units you have to play.  You can play the bets which are more likely to pay out but pay less (like the red or black) or the bets which are less likely to pay out but pay much more if they hit (like playing individual numbers).