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How Does the Cyclic Roulette System Function?
The Cyclic Roulette system involves five distinct betting strategies spread over two cycles. Below is an overview of how this system works, using the first dozen (1-12) as an example.
First Cycle
Plan No. 1:
In the first scheme, four corner bets are placed, each worth ₹1, within the chosen dozen (1-12). For example, bets could be placed on the corners of 1-5, 2-6, 7-11, and 8-12.
This method offers a 32.43% chance of winning. If one of the corners wins, non-intersecting bets will result in a ₹5 profit, while intersections provide a higher profit of ₹14. If you lose in this round, you will lose ₹4 and move on to the next plan.
Plan No. 2:
Here, you place eight split bets, each with a value of ₹1.
Although 12 numbers are covered, the odds of winning remain at 32.43%. If numbers like 1, 4, 7, 10, 3, 6, 9, or 12 are drawn, the profit will be ₹10. But if numbers 2, 5, 8, or 11 win, the crossed splits will provide a ₹28 profit.
This round not only covers previous losses but can also generate a net profit of ₹6 to ₹24, depending on the outcome. Winning returns you to Plan No. 1, while losing moves you forward to Plan No. 3.
Plan No. 3:
At this point, the total bet increases to ₹20, and a variety of bets are placed:
- Corners: 1-5, 2-6, 4-8, 5-9, 7-11, 8-12.
- Splits: 1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 4-7, 5-6, 6-9, 7-8, 8-9, 10-11, 11-12.
- Straight bets: 1, 3, 10, 12.
Though the chance of winning remains 32.43%, the potential payouts vary based on the winning number and the type of bet placed. A win here could compensate for previous losses.
Winning will return you to Plan No. 1 while losing will move you to Plan No. 4.
Plan No. 4:
This scheme is similar to Plan No. 3, but each bet increased to ₹2, resulting in a total wager of ₹40. A win at this stage will cover previous losses, bringing you back to Plan No. 1. If a loss occurs, you advance to Plan No. 5.
Plan No. 5:
This is a continuation of the earlier plans, with each bet increased to ₹3, making the total wager ₹60. If you win, you return to Plan No. 1, but if you lose, you proceed to the second cycle.
The Importance of the Second Cycle
The second cycle, which the strategy relies on to recover losses from the first cycle, would result in an overall loss of ₹132 if the five previous schemes incur losses at a probability of 17.07%.
At this stage, you go back to Scheme No. 1 and attempt to recover what you lost. If you lose again, you go to Scheme No. 2; if you win, then you go directly to Scheme No. 3. In this way, the circle goes on until recovery of all your losses has taken place, so you return to cycle one.
Difficulties of the Strategy
It is a demanding system because of the complexity of dealing with a cyclic roulette. That means it needs a high level of attention in order to be able to apply all variations of progressive betting schemes. Scheme No. 3, while more favourable in gaining, increases at the same time the danger of heavier losses.
The algorithm of the second cycle is slightly more complex. To recover former losses, theoretically, four successive wins are required, whereas winning at Scheme No. 1 yields the value of +₹14 and permits one to move to Scheme No. 3 in accordance with the rules of the second cycle. At the end of Scheme No. 3, one gets +₹52, while this is still not enough for compensation for ₹132 lost in the first cycle.
This means that it will take four successive wins in Scheme No. 3 to break even and lock in the profit of +₹208. Thus, although there is a possibility of sizeable profit, the strategy is incredibly risky, with only 1.1% chance of achieving this outcome.
