Most successful roulette strategy?

[Venon]

I want to find the best way to win at roulette. I've been playing for a while, just guessing, and it hasn't worked out well. But now I've heard that math is a big part of winning at this game, and I feel like I'm missing something important.

What are your top roulette strategies? How can I use math to do better? I'm ready to improve my chances.

Also, do you have advice on how much to bet? Are there any patterns or trends I should watch for?

And could you recommend the best online casino for roulette? One with good odds of winning or maybe some bonuses?

 

[aviator]

I've found a way to win using the Martingale system.
Here's how it goes: You start by betting $0.5 on either black or red. Let's say you pick red. If you lose, you double your bet to $1 for the next turn. If you win, you go back to betting $0.5. If you lose again, you double your bet again, to $4, and keep going like that. The idea is that eventually, you'll win and cover all your past losses, with each win doubling your original bet.
It's pretty tough to lose with this method, but remember, you don't have endless money. So start with small bets and work your way up. You'll only lose if you keep losing for 15 turns in a row, which would be more than the $40,000 limit.
Important: If you're worried about losing too much, you can reduce your losses by betting the total of your first two bets for the third one, instead of doubling the second bet. For example: bet $0.5 - lose, bet $2 - lose, then bet $3 (not $4) - lose... This gives you an extra turn (a total of 16 turns) before losing everything, just in case luck isn't with you. The smaller your starting bet, the longer you can keep using this strategy.