1-3-2-6 system to win at roulette

1 - 3 - 2 - 6 System

This system is based on a betting progression designed to take advantage of a possible streak of four consecutive wins. It is typically applied to even-money bets such as red/black, odd/even, or low/high. The name comes directly from the sequence of bets: 1, 3, 2, and 6 chips.

Betting Progression

• First bet: 1 chip
• Second bet: 3 chips
• Third bet: 2 chips
• Fourth bet: 6 chips

Example of Play (Base bet: 10 chips)

• 1st bet: 10 chips → if you win, you now have 20 chips
• 2nd bet: add 10 more to bet 30 chips → if you win, you receive 60 chips
• Keep 40 chips, and bet 20 chips in the 3rd round → if you win, you now have 40 chips
• Add 20 more to bet 60 chips in the 4th round → if you win, you receive 120 chips

If at any point you lose, you return to the base bet of 10 chips.

Risks and Outcomes

• If you lose on the 1st spin → total loss: 10 chips
• If you lose on the 2nd spin → total loss: 20 chips
• If you lose on the 3rd spin → net gain of 20 chips (because you already saved 40 chips)
• If you lose on the 4th spin → no gain or loss (break-even)

Final Considerations

The strength of this system lies in its low total risk (maximum 20 chips), while the potential gain can reach 120 chips with a simple streak of four wins. Even if you’re on a losing streak, a single complete winning sequence can cover all previous losses.

As with any roulette system, there are no guarantees: play responsibly and set your own limits.