After letting you know about the Reverse Roulette system at the weekend, I thought I’d share how the system has performed for me since then.

Before I go on, I must stress that these results are not necessarily typical. When using the system yourself, you may do better or worse than I did.

Having spent roughly about 6 hours playing with the system now (on and off for the last 4 days), I can report that it has performed extremely well for me.

The system relies on using level stakes betting. In other words, the same amount of money on every spin, with no progression.

• I decided to bet with $5 chips per spin, and a starting bank of $1000.
• The bank now stands at $2190 …so that’s $1,190 profit!

Although the system made a good steady profit, it was very much a case of 3 steps forward, 2 steps back. The system would make some profit, lose a bit of it, then win back what was lost and make a bit more profit. Gradually making more and more profit as I played.

So don’t expect to go bolting out of the gate and make lots of money instantly with this. During the whole playing time, I went through a number of losing betting sequences, which is expected with an even stakes system.

If I had of stopped after one or two of these, I wouldn’t have seen how it recovers those losses and goes onto to win more.

A unique concept…

I can’t reveal exactly how the system works, but it uses a range of different types of bets in a very clever pattern, that I haven’t seen or heard of before.

Of all the roulette systems I’ve tried and tested, this one has my highest recommendation.

More info here: Reverse Roulette System

I’ve just been testing a brand new roulette system called ‘Reverse Roulette’, and I’m really impressed with my initial results of testing it.

The system relies on even money betting, but with a unique twist that I haven’t seen before.

You can read all about it here: Reverse Roulette