Titanic Betting System for Roulette

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The Titanic betting system is used to bet on a dozen. If you play on the Titanic system, your ship will not necessarily sink, because according to statistics, 7 out of 10 games a player finishes with a profit.

We bet on dozens and try to win for 6 attempts on the algorithm. After winning, we return to the original bet. The algorithm for increasing bets on this system you can see in this table:

	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6
Dozen Bet Size	10	10	20	30	40	60
Losses If Lost	-10	-20	-40	-70	110	170
Profit If Won	+20	+10	+20	+20	+10	+10

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The Algorithm

If our first bet on a dozen is a loss, we make two bets in a row. If we lose these two bets in a row, then we make three bets in a row. In total, the algorithm has six bids (1 + 2 + 3). At the beginning of the game, we place money on a dozen, which won the last. This will be our initial bet, 10 dollars for example.

If we lost our initial bet, then we bet on the dozen that won in the last round. The amount of the second bet we do not change, the same 10 dollars. If we lose the second bet, then put on the same dozen double bet, 20 dollars.

If we lose the third bet, then we put a triple initial bet of $30 on the last won dozen. We do not change this dozen for the following bets, but with each subsequent loss we increase the bet by the algorithm, that is, the fourth bet is $30, the fifth bet is $40, and the sixth bet is $70.

If our bet wins, then we return to the very beginning of the algorithm and bet on the winning dozen, the bet level is reduced to the original one of $10.

Losses

If on the basis of the six bets we lost all of them then we also return to the beginning of the algorithm. We can double the size of the initial bet and start with 20 dollars to return the losses. After the losses are returned, we return to the original bet of 10 dollars.