Bet strategies define how stake amounts change between rounds based on what happened previously. Some follow loss-based progression, others chase winning runs, and a few ignore prior outcomes entirely. Each operates through normal chip placement without any special table configuration required.
A bitcoin roulette app accommodates these approaches across standard table formats. Nothing is built in. A participant applies the chosen logic manually each round, using the same placement tools available throughout every session, regardless of which strategy runs beneath the surface.
6 bet strategies
1. Martingale – Stakes double after every losing round. One winning round recovers everything lost during the current sequence and returns a profit equal to the original base stake. Outside bets with near-even-money returns suit this approach best. Balance relative to table maximum limits is worth checking before starting an extended losing run, which escalates stakes faster than most participants anticipate before sitting down.
2. Reverse Martingale – Instead of increasing after losses, stakes double following each win. A losing round resets back to the base amount immediately. Winning runs build returns quickly, while loss exposure on any single round stays limited to whatever base stake opened that sequence. No recovery logic runs after a loss; the sequence starts again from the bottom.
3. D’Alembert – One unit added after a loss, one unit removed after a win. No doubling at any point. Stake levels shift incrementally across a session rather than jumping sharply, keeping balance fluctuation considerably more contained than progression-heavy approaches produce across the same number of rounds. Suits longer sessions where steady variance matters more than fast recovery.
4. Fibonacci – Position within a fixed number sequence determines the stake each round. Counting is done as follows: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13; and it continues outward. A loss moves one step forward in the sequence. A win moves two steps back. Stake sizing follows the current position automatically no manual calculation beyond tracking which number in the sequence is active for the next round.
5. Labouchere – A self-written number list distributes the session target across however many entries the participant chooses. Each round stakes the sum of the first and last numbers in the list. A win removes both numbers. A loss adds the lost amount to the end of the list. Crossing off every number in the original list completes the session target and ends the sequence.
6. Flat Betting – The same stake every round, regardless of prior outcomes. No sequence, no multiplier, no recovery logic after a loss. Per-round cost stays fixed and fully predictable throughout the session. The most straightforward approach available across any table format, with nothing compound in either direction, and no tracking is required between rounds.
All six run on standard table mechanics without any setup. The real difference between them shows only when losing rounds stack up; some recover fast and cost more to sustain, others hold steady and last longer. Odds on the table stay the same regardless of which one a participant uses.