Cascade System

This system is simple, but that doesn’t make it any less effective. It’s based on the analysis of thousands of roulette spins, which show that in 90% of cases, the even-chance outcomes (red/black, odd/even, low/high) change within a maximum of 4 consecutive spins. While this may not be news to many players, the Cascade System aims to take full advantage of this pattern.

The foundation of the system is an adaptation of the well-known Martingale, which usually requires a large bankroll and is considered risky. In contrast, Cascade introduces a level-based progression (or “cascades”) to reduce risk and keep control without needing a large initial investment.

Procedure

You bet on one color (e.g., black), repeating a Martingale-style progression for a maximum of 4 spins.
If you lose all 4 attempts, you move to the next level (cascade).

Example of the first cascade:

• 1st spin: Bet 1 chip on black → red comes up
• 2nd spin: Bet 2 chips → red
• 3rd spin: Bet 4 chips → red
• 4th spin: Bet 8 chips

In each block of 4 spins, one of two things can happen:

• If you win within those 4 spins: restart the current cascade with the same initial bet
• If you lose all 4 spins: advance to the next cascade

Level Progression (Cascades)

Key Rules

If you win in any cascade, you restart that same cascade, not the first one.
For example: if you’re in Cascade 3 and win, you go back to the beginning of Cascade 3 using the same first bet for that level. This lets you capitalize on winning streaks at higher levels, generating solid profits with moderate risk.

Final Considerations

Some traditional Martingale supporters might argue that the bets should be more aggressive at each level, but that would come with all the risks of the classic Martingale.

The Cascade System is a more balanced alternative. It’s worth trying in free mode first to fully understand how it works.

It’s a comfortable and adaptable method — especially useful for players who seek a less aggressive strategy but with solid potential. If applied with discipline, it can pleasantly surprise even the most skeptical players.