Roulette Columns Strategy

The Roulette Columns Strategy is a popular choice among players seeking effective and straightforward roulette strategies. In this blog post, we explore how this strategy works and why it appeals to both beginners and experienced players.

How the Roulette Columns Strategy works

The Roulette Columns Strategy focuses on betting on one or more of the three columns on the roulette table, each containing 12 numbers. This strategy offers a 2:1 payout, meaning that for every $10 bet on a column, a win returns $30, with $20 as profit and $10 recovering your initial wager. With each spin, you have a 1 in 3 chance of winning if betting on a single column.

The idea is to choose a column and stick with it or adapt based on observed patterns. If you bet on a column 9 times and win 3 outcomes, you break even. Any wins beyond that point result in profit.

Testing the Niko Tosa Strategy

We decided to test the Columns Betting Strategy in Roulette with a $100 budget. Here’s how our session unfolded:

• First Bet: We started with a $10 bet on the "1st Column" (numbers 1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19, 22, 25, 28, 31, 34). Result: The ball landed on 16, which was in the "1st Column." We won $30, earning a $20 net profit after recovering our initial $10 wager.
• Second Bet: Encouraged by the win, we placed another $10 on the "1st Column." Result: The ball landed on 27, which was outside the "1st Column." This resulted in a $10 loss.
• Third Bet: We switched to the "3rd Column" (numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 27, 30, 33, 36) with a $10 bet, based on a pattern we observed. Result: The ball landed on 15, which was in the "3rd Column." We won $30, earning a $20 profit.
• Fourth Bet: Confident in the "3rd Column," we placed another $10 bet. Result: The ball landed on 0, which was not in any column, resulting in a $10 loss.
• Fifth Bet: To diversify, we placed $10 each on the "1st Column" and the "3rd Column." Result: The ball landed on 10, part of the "1st Column." This resulted in a $30 win, covering both bets and netting a $10 profit.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Higher Winning Odds: Betting on a single column provides a 1 in 3 chance of winning, making it more likely to succeed compared to straight-up or split bets.
• Simple and Flexible: The strategy is easy to understand and allows players to bet on one, two, or all three columns depending on their preference.
• Balanced Payouts: The 2:1 payout offers a good balance of risk and reward.

Cons:

• Risk of Zero: The presence of zero (and double zero in American roulette) means that even with good coverage, there’s still a chance of losing.
• Limited Profits: Winning a column bet yields a moderate payout, which may not be attractive to players seeking larger returns.
• Reliance on Trends: Success often depends on identifying patterns, which can be misleading in a game of pure chance.