Learn The Fibonacci System For Online Roulette

We know of people who have been very enthusiastic about this system for a long time. It is true, it has to do with a sequence of numbers that have been very meaningful to the humankind for a long while now (at least that's what we're told). But what is it? Does it work? Or maybe the question you're asking yourself is - why wouldn't it? We're sure there is a logical explanation for everything, even the Shoeless Joe story. Sometimes it's just plain luck. Let’s see what happens when you combine science and unquestionably random occurrences.

Fibonacci Roulette System: What Is It

The Fibonacci system is a row of numbers that have the following in common: every new number is the sequence to the previous two (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, etc). The ratio (1.618) connecting the numbers can be witnessed everywhere in nature - from the human body to the natural designs nature creates. Apparently, it is in everything and the Universe cannot exist without it.

NB You are only to place bets on this system when going for even money outside bets. Just in case.

The Fibonacci system: How Does It Work

This system uses the following mechanism: when you lose, you move to the next number in the sequence. When you win, you go back two numbers. This system has been quite popular among players for a wealth of ages, so there must be some truth in it (although if you ask us, every roll of the dice and every time a ball lands on a number is a different occurrence which has nothing to do with the previous one).

Above all, remember you are bound to experience losses. Also, if you’re looking to win, Rome wasn’t built in a day, so be prepared to set the limit of how far you’re going down the sequence and make sure you have a contingency plan for every occurrence.

Is It Worth It?

The advantage of the Fibonacci system is that it helps keep you safe and helps avoid unnecessary risks. It makes playing the game manageable and creates a potential (a potential!) for steady gains while avoiding thoughtless fast-paced gameplay that could create catastrophic failures, which seems like a reasonable thing to do. Is there Egyptian/Maya/alien magic to it that some people claim there is? Was Leonardo Da Vinci in a trance when he created it? Does it make you telepathical? We don't know (and Da Vinci didn't), but one thing we know about this system is that it keeps you in control of the game and thinking rather than reacting blindly. What more can we say? Try it. Practice safe, meaningful action.