Dozens Strategies

Dozens Bet Simulation with 1,000 Spins

Our team ran a 1,000-spin simulation using a set of mathematical algorithms to determine the long-term feasibility of the dozen strategy roulette. The test involved four players, each with a bankroll of 23,900 rands. The players deposited 24 rands, 120 rands, 240 rands, and 478 rands in each round. The results of their individual bets were documented in a Google Sheet, as seen below.

The documented results suggest that the technique is only effective in the long run for larger wagers. By the 800th spin, players with lower stakes (1, 2, and 3) had a negative profitability curve, but their losses varied. The fourth player, who placed the highest wager, had a negative profitability curve in the near run (between 200 and 400 spins), but recovered losses in the long term after 800 spins. Finally, after finishing the simulation, only player 4 received value for their money.

Furthermore, the spreadsheet shows a win/loss ratio that is minimally fluctuating for players placing small bets. The opposite holds true for larger bets. Based on the simulation findings, we can infer that the roulette dozen betting strategy is only appropriate for players with a reasonably large bankroll who are ready to risk the fluctuating win/loss ratio displayed by the wagering style. It is also true to argue that the method has no positive consequences for low rollers in both short- and long-term situations.

Dozens Bet Tactics That Are Simple to Master But Effective

Because the dozens bet applies to all types of roulette casino games, it can be combined with any of the best roulette strategies. The betting style also includes personalized systems, such as.

Martingale Dozens Bet

Despite some risk concerns, adopting the Martingale System allows you to multiply your earning potential. The approach is mostly used for roulette bets with a 1:1 payoff, allowing you to play within the table limit while properly managing your bankroll to avoid bankruptcy. However, with small alterations such as withholding when the betting amount goes above 2400 rand, the Martingale technique can be used to wager on dozens.

For example, start by betting 24 rand. Every time you lose, double your bet. Using this strategy, the basic betting unit rises systematically until you win, at which point you return to the initial basic betting unit of 24 rand.

Palestis' Single Dozen Bet Strategy

Similarly, this single dozen roulette strategy uses the Martingale approach but looks at section patterns to choose where to place bets. Using the Martingale model, you wager on the part that appears the least in the first three spins.

For example, suppose the first three spins produce 2,13, and 15. The number 2 is in the first dozen, while 13 and 15 are in the second dozen in the roulette game. As a result, you bet on the first section (first dozen, 1-12) because it appeared the fewest times over the three spins. If you lose, double the basic betting unit according to the Martingale system, and then return to the basic betting unit if you win.

Favorite

The favorite dozens method is similar to the Palestis, except rather than betting on the dozens section with the fewest appearances, you bet on the section with the most appearances. With the favorite, you get more initial spins. Begin by making nine initial spins and betting on the dozens section with more appearances. If the appearances per section are tied, choose the section that made the most recent appearance.

Continue to bet on the segment until you win or have lost three times in a row. For losses, increase your basic betting unit following the 1,1,1,2,3,4 progression, and return to the basic unit after a victory.