SEARCH FOR #1 BEST ROULETTE SYSTEM(BRACKET CHALLENGE)

[@gabrielchong1322]

Thanks a lot for this brilliant BRACKET CHALLENGE...............kudos to you RM

[@geoestrada5001]

This is the best channel for roulette. Thanks for letting us know this great strategy’s,

[@handsomefarid]

Great challenge! All the systems were amazing! There were no losers like you said roulette master with a bank roll and patience they will all come through! Thank you for increasing our chances in wining at roulette we greatly appreciate you!

[@tuanf01]

Thank you for all those whom submitted all these systems. I've learned a lot about how to really play roulette. Thank you TRM for making thesa videos.

[@sonnyzaro7664]

Watching this almost made me feel like a kid again. Lots of good stuff throughout. Happy to be a part of this channel. Nice job Randal.

[@jerrymoore7995]

If you truly want to impress people with the bracket challenge or challenging one system against another why don't you have both of them at the same time with the same spins at the same table as if two people walked up to a table and started playing roulette with their individual systems at the same time that's what we need to see that's what people are asking for thank you😊 whoever reads this do you agree with that perspective

[@johnpotocki5090]

Very cool video. Great idea to do the bracket challenge and I hope there will be another.

[@TheRouletteMaster]

Thanks will definitely do it again

[@Ladder8A]

I enjoyed your bracket challenge, thank you for taking the time to run the contest.

[@taggartb3824]

Excellent bracket challenge. A lot of amazing entries plus great entertainment. Thanks for putting this on for us RM. Look forward to the next one!

[@TheRouletteMaster]

Thank you!! Love your feedback

[@gabrielchong1322]

Thanks a lot RM. Have made some really good money after using some your systems.......SALUTE

[@jamieklossing3539]

Awesome challenge loved it everyday an look forward to future ones. All systems are amazing!!!!

[@Patso65]

Well, that was fun. Congrats to the overall winner, good system. Thanks for sharing RM, have a great day.

[@tadvanallen]

Good Stuff... im really glad to see a few of these systems fail during this.. it showed how this game can knock you out.... but was really fun to watch and see all the different ways to play this crazy game...👍

[@roberthesley7519]

I enjoyed watching the challenge. Good job. I think you tried to make it as fair as you possibly could. The only other thing that would come to mind in some type of a challenge like this would be plan the different systems, head-to-head with the same spin for each system. For example, you would have to have two different boards and using one wheel. But that might turn out to be a pain in the ass. Excellent job TRM.

[@jeffreyisenberg830]

That would be nice to use the same #'s. Maybe one of his casino buddies could assist him.

[@jdicari9534]

Now let's go to the casino and have a one hour challenge and see how good they do

[@str8jacket456]

Finally! Can't wait for the new strategies to come. Thank you RM!

[@tomle2600]

You should run a "master system champion" contest that goes like this: 1/ You spin the wheel 60 times (or whatever your 15-min average # of spins is). Record the results as "challenge 1." 2/ Now repeat that process to create other 5 or 10 separate sets. You now have a bunch of challenges. 3/ Take all the systems in the contest and have each run through the same set of challenges. 4/ Don't just take the total bankroll at the end across all systems, or their average, as that can be gamed by aggressive betting strategies specific for contests. Instead, every system has a rank based on how well it did compared to all other systems using the same spin history. Just number rank all systems. 5/ Average the rank of each system across all challenges. The lowest score wins. These challenges involve too much luck without comparing using the same spin history!

[@Kinitoliker9540]

thanks for all the effort showcasing these systems in a bracket challenge and thanks to the participants for sending their systems in. I hope everyone who watched and participated learnt something.

[@dougadams7431]

I did, can you loan me 5 thousand 😂

[@paulweeks9299]

Thank you RM .. enjoyed every day, every system.. awesome videos, commentary and enthusiasm 🎉

[@TheRouletteMaster]

Thanks for sharing.

[@JoeKind1958]

👍👍😁 That was fun. Good job! The first system you showed in this video need a bet boost to the black bet. Black should of won at least something when it hit in the 1st and 3rd dozen. 3 units on black and 2 on the dozen would work. Also on the bet placement, make sure you don’t chose the coldest hitting dozen or column and keep an eye on the hit percentage stats for the last 50 spins while playing. 👍😁☕️

[@stewartvenn1902]

enjoyed watching each day i still think playing for fun is best when you lose you feel a lot better

[@anthonyromero6481]

Great challenge.

[@donnalmich8398]

Congrats to Randal, for winning the Contest! 🎉

[@TheRouletteMaster]

Thanks Donna I love your feedback

[@kevinkilgore9046]

I really enjoyed this challenge

[@Stan_52]

As mentioned before the the Ron Clivio system should be played black and 2nd column because there are 8 jackpots instead of 6, having said that I really enjoyed this challenge I hope there will be another in the future with all the modifications discussed here taken on board thank you TRM.

[@dougadams7431]

I will give the black/ second column a try. It’s sounds good.

[@sonnyzaro7664]

By doing that, your playing the Dr Pepper with a different betting system. 3 units on black 2 units on 2nd column. 3 ways to win, 1 way to loose.

[@jeffreyisenberg830]

I agree. I tracked it that way from the video and would have won 230 instead of 195.

[@douganthony6424]

​@@sonnyzaro7664*lose

[@leverxyz]

If you play 1-18 and first dozen it’s 12 jackpots. Same for the other side.

[@mikec3059]

Well done with the Challenge RM. I think the final should've been played with same numbers for each other.

[@rickkern5785]

I've always liked betting with a Home Run group of numbers. Both these systems had home run numbers however Randal's home run numbers paid more. I also like to move the bets around. I would probably move both column and dozen after every spin. Interesting, both these systems had the same progression system. I would have thought that setting new goals up $50 from the last high might do better. It doesn't surprize me that the systems that bet on two dozens at a time with the same progressions didn't win. Hitting two home run numbers after a few losses makes up for a lot of losses especially with Randal's system. Thanks Roulette Master...

[@dougadams7431]

Excellent!❤😊

[@ChrisWall999]

Thanks for this tournament RM! I loved watching it, I was at the casino yesterday, just playing 0/00 on the automated wheel, I was playing Clivio's system in my head and it would have actually been pretty darn good and certainly needs some more looking into ;) Actually, Both systems are similar in that you bet the 2nd dozen plus 12 additional numbers (both having 4 Jackpot numbers) - Clivio uses Black for his extras whereas Randall uses the 2nd column - the difference comes from both of Randalls bets pay 2:1 on a hit, where Clivio has a 2:1 and a 1:1 hmmm ;)

[@Dissentasylum]

Let's see more of these head to head challenges. I noticed I had to close 3 adds? Your viewership must be skyrocketing if youtube is i jetting multiple ads

[@dennisdmenace6249]

When you said "2 Dozen, 2 Column System"... I was like, "Huh??? Did I miss something?!?" I literally went back to look! 🤣

[@andreasapelqvist9247]

Love it :)

[@petersuniverse]

That was exciting...I wish I could see the whole challenge. I counted number of spins , and the first round was 62 spins, and the second round was only 60 spins, lost a couple due to taking time to correct a betting error. But I just wanted to confirm that online I am only able to get in 19 spins, if it were any faster it would not give time to place bets, but it is very fast, compared to real life play in a casino. So 62 spins in 15 minutes is VERY fast, so adjust your expectations from the test to the rate or speed of real life play. Anyway, I am now going to test the 2nd Dozen, 2nd Column system online.

[@petersuniverse]

Just testing Randall's winning system..15 minutes...20 spins up 13 units...but I played 4 more spins to profit session and reset, and ended up at 24 total units up! ...and it was fun. Now I go down the road on my scooter, to local bet shop with an automated roulette wheel surrounded by the regular "degenerate gamblers" waiting for their luck numbers to hit...while I read a book and place my one euro unit bets, 30 second betting time, seems like forever after playing on line, so reading a book helps pass the time, and keep the emotion out of it, very productive, Earn while you learn!

[@DougKercher]

My spreadsheet said 305 profit for Randall 2D2C due to a mistake early in the session where there was no increase after a losing spin. .

[@pinkguitar9]

p.s -systems w jackpots are the best , especially those that give partial wins!!

[@user-tp6kb9sm5h]

There was so many mistakes made on both methods rendering this final invalid.

[@jolynnnelson7392]

Explain pleass

[@votaric]

At about timestamp 13:22 you reduced to min bet before session profit and the next spin was 17 black, a jackpot hit. Session profit was 195, not 160.

[@jeffreyisenberg830]

I tracked all the spins with corrections and only won 170 instead of 195 so the mistakes didn't hurt this strategy in the final result. A modification I would consider is playing black with the 2nd column as it gives you 2 more jackpot numbers. I also tracked it that way and would have finished $230 ahead.

[@NoelPickers]

Thank you really enjoyed watching them all leanet so much and will be trying some of them at the casino in south Africa

[@goingup4m]

This bracket challenge was awesome, I enjoyed watching every day. Thanks for putting in the time. I am not sure if this has been said, but it would sure be nice to compare both systems playing head to head using the same set of numbers rolled. I know this would be difficult to do using the program you use.

[@user-Tim66]

I just tried combining these two. Five on black, second dozen, and second column. Add a unit on total loss only. Restart art five on session profit. Have only run simulator on it once but it worked really well.

[@jolynnnelson7392]

I was thinking of trying

[@jolynnnelson7392]

How far down did you get? What was your largest bet you had to do?

[@user-Tim66]

@@jolynnnelson7392 largest beer was total 90 I stopped at 350 up

[@dougadams7431]

Potential major bonus

[@stevanfarmer8124]

So goes to show, you need a progression but just not a pure martingale.

[@MicheleKateWhy]

Agreed. The progression should probably be just enough to make up losses quickly even if it takes 2 spins to do so.

[@kennethgrandy5040]

You are on time as usual

[@jeffreyisenberg830]

The tournament winner should receive a prize. Nothing exotic, possibly a shirt or a hat from the store.

[@billknauss7963]

Clivio's system has 24 winning numbers with 6 of them being jackpots. Randal's system has 20 winning numbers with 4 jackpots. However, Randal's system might be considered stronger because all of his numbers pay 2-1 which cannot be said of Clivio's system. It would be interesting to see which system would win more $ over 10,000 spins.

[@Dissentasylum]

The bracket challenge was cool. Though to be fair, I feel like you need to do 2 out of 3 on each system. The wheel does its own thing.

[@stevanfarmer8124]

Just an FYI, played the Second Column Second Dozen strategy on Roulette Xtreme and won $100 in about 3 minutes (double zero wheel), then went to Wizard of Odds single zero wheel and had to play to a $100 bet on second column and $100 bet on second dozen (total $200 bet) and bankroll dropped to $345, then hit a jackpot number that put me up $245. I didn't keep stats but my win percentage was way under 50%, I would guess maybe even in the 30 percentages somewhere.

[@manosbtrdm9381]

Hip Hip Hooray for Randal!!!!

[@nomadnomad3109]

You are losing where you are in session profit. Results are skewed in this challenge. Good content tho RM

[@pinkguitar9]

totally enjoyed this. Winner is actually one of my favorites as the middle sections are my favorites. more challenges please!!😊

[@delux976]

winner is worthy

[@HamptonsStreetDoc]

Around 13:00 to 13:30 session profit was $195 not $165, and than 3 or so second dozens hit so probably should have been up more after that.

[@TheRouletteMaster]

Thank you for letting me know. I appreciate your feedback.

[@jolynnnelson7392]

Yay Randall!!

[@jdicari9534]

I am in Waterloo Iowa first time a have seen a triple zero roulette weird

[@fortunatusnine2012]

🤔👍🙌🙌🙌

[@stevanfarmer8124]

Anyone playing the Second Column Second Dozen strategy (live or simulated) want to compare notes?

[@johnjardineiii9009]

The middle 1/3 only has 6 Black numbers. What if you played the middle column with 8 Black Numbers? 2 more Black jackpots... seems to me, better odds to get prime black jackpots. Same 2 to 1 odds with columns

[@jejewa2763]

Those system would me me a heart attack

[@אביתרגוזנר]

You ignored the real session profit, so we didn’t get the real picture

[@Tabletopsocialclub]

Looks like if u did 2nd 12 plus bet like a pro on outside 6 it would have been even better with the 1st system

[@Dissentasylum]

Injecting

[@CarnivoreAwakening]

I think online roulette is complete scam. I played with all covered except 4 numbers... then I one of this 4 numbers hit 3 times in a row the same. Then I changed the 4 losing numbers and very soon one of those other 4 numbers hit 3 times in a row same number.. coincidence ???

[@micahong1486]

Was it live Roulette or the simulator?

[@CarnivoreAwakening]

@@micahong1486 Simulator but with real money. Bet365

[@trudyferguson3993]

Yeah i reckon as well.

[@micahong1486]

@@CarnivoreAwakening yeah easy to scam the simulator.

[@SixG369]

2D2C and 2D2V

[@williamhoudersheldt7076]

2V ?

[@randalpratt]