New John Wayne system to win at roulette

John Wayne System

This system is named after the famous actor John Wayne, who, in addition to his heroic roles in cinema, was an avid roulette player. According to some autobiographies, this was his favorite system due to its simplicity and effectiveness.

It is an affordable and surprisingly profitable strategy. With just 10 chips, you cover 18 numbers on the roulette table—nearly half of it. It doesn't require a large bankroll and can generate significant profits.

Steps to Follow

Choose two numbers from the middle column (for example, 5 and 32).

• Bet 1 chip on each of those two numbers.
• Bet 1 chip on each of the corners associated with those numbers.

With this setup, you place a total of 10 bets and cover 18 numbers on the table.

Possible Outcomes

• If one of the outer corner numbers comes up (e.g., 1, 3, 7, 9, 28, 30, 34, 36), you lose 1 chip.
• If a number between the corners comes up (e.g., 2, 4, 6, 8, 29, 31, 33, 35), you win 8 chips.
• If one of the two main numbers hits (e.g., 5 or 32), you win 62 chips.

Final Considerations

A simple and low-cost strategy with the potential for surprising returns.

It is ideal to combine with other progression systems such as Martingale, Fibonacci, or Labouchere in the event of losses.

Requires some bankroll and discipline to avoid the risks inherent in any roulette strategy.

It is advisable to stop playing after achieving a good profit or switch to another system if you wish to continue. Its simplicity makes it a versatile tool for disciplined players.