Silvia’s Choice System

The "Silvia’s Choice" system is inspired by a curious story: a player named Silvia would tirelessly bet on the same number, over and over again. When asked why she never changed her strategy, she simply replied: “Because it’s my choice.” Thus, this system was born — based on persistence and loyalty to a single number.

Despite its simplicity, the method uses a structured cycle-based approach with a classic Martingale progression. It’s ideal for patient players willing to stick with one number through many spins.

How to Bet

• Choose one single number and stay loyal to it.
• Start by betting 1 chip per spin.

The game is divided into cycles:

• The first cycle lasts 35 spins.
• Every subsequent cycle lasts 18 spins.
• If your number doesn’t appear in the current cycle, double the bet for the next cycle using this progression:
  1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64

If your number hits at any time, restart with a new cycle betting only 1 chip per spin again.

Capital Required Example

To cover up to 7 full cycles:

• 1 chip × 35 spins = 35 chips
• 2 chips × 18 spins = 36 chips
• 4 chips × 18 spins = 72 chips
• 8 chips × 18 spins = 144 chips
• 16 chips × 18 spins = 288 chips
• 32 chips × 18 spins = 576 chips
• 64 chips × 18 spins = 1152 chips

Total:
143 spins and 2303 chips

Potential Winnings

If the chosen number appears at any point, the win will cover all prior bets and leave additional profit. Since this system uses a straight-up bet (payout 35:1), the net profit depends on when the number hits.

With this system, net profits can range between 1 and 1089 chips, depending on the exact spin when the number hits.

Probability and Logic

On average, a number should appear once every 37 spins (in French roulette, which includes 0). This system covers up to 143 spins, offering many chances for the number to come up — without resorting to overly aggressive progression.

Though based on Martingale, the system is applied gradually and predictably, helping the player better manage their capital and risk.

Final Recommendations

This system is not infallible, and like all progressive betting strategies, it can be risky if the required capital is underestimated. While most of the time the selected number shows up before spin 70, players must be prepared for long dry spells.

To reduce risk:

• Use low-value chips, especially in early cycles
• Practice in demo mode or start with minimum bets
• The key is discipline, not immediate luck