Honest Reverse Roulette Review

Reverse roulette is a betting system that stands out from the crowd a bit. Most systems involve a progression but reverse roulette uses flat bets only.

A progression is when you raise your bets after every loss until you win. A flat betting system is when you bet the same amount each time. Although the bets remain the same, you aren’t just betting on the same part of the table over and over again.

You get what’s the author calls a “funnel” and you start out by covering a large portion of the table. If you win you go back to the start of the funnel, if you lose you start covering less of the table. The funnel is set over 36 spins, if at the end you haven’t got a win then this is regarded as a loss.

I would say that it’s a steady system that can help you win in small amounts. I think your best hope would be to set a profit target of $30 per session.

Like most systems, if you get greedy or play for too long you will lose more than you win. Despite my concerns that it cannot be used for long term gains I still think it’s one of the best systems out there. It also has a 60 day money back guarantee so if it doesn’t work out for you just get a refund.

I have to say that I think the sales page is a bit over hyped, it talks about flipping the house edge in your favour.

It doesn’t flip the odds, what it does do is give you a very good chance of winning and that is good enough.

So overall reverse roulette is a good system for a hit and run strategy. Realistically you aren’t going to quit your job off the strength of it or win on every session you play. So long as you quit while you’re ahead and don’t get greedy you have a good chance of doing well with the system.