35:1 System

This system is based on number repetition and the well-known “law of uneven distribution.” Observation shows that during cycles of 38 spins, some numbers tend to repeat several times while others don’t appear at all. This is not just a theory—it has been confirmed through thousands of spins.

The system is named after the 35 to 1 payout given in roulette for a straight-up number. It takes advantage of the fact that numbers that have already appeared two or more times in the same cycle can appear again.

This method requires discipline and careful tracking of the numbers that come up. It’s also important to define your risk and profit limits in advance.

Steps to Follow

1. Observe and record the results of the roulette wheel (including 0 and 00 if playing American roulette).
2. When at least two numbers have come up twice, start betting.
3. Bet on all numbers that have appeared two or more times, and keep adding new repeat numbers without exceeding a total of six.
4. Bet the same amount on each number, for example, 1 chip, and keep the same amount until a win occurs.
5. Once you achieve a win, you can choose to stop or continue, depending on your personal limits.

Betting Example

Final Considerations

This system is intended for players with some tolerance for risk. If you prefer a more conservative approach, you can stop after your first win. It all depends on your psychological readiness and personal financial management.