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1326 Roulette

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Break up your Betting into smaller chunks
with the 1326 System.

Best Casinos for the 1326 System

1326 system

The 1326 system is a system that forces you to set limits on your bets and to break your session up into smaller chunks- never a bad thing when you are playing on the wheel.

Just understand that it has a downside (like all roulette systems of course).

The whole aim of this system is to try and win four times in a row- this system helps you to bank profits along the way and forces you to take stock after four bets.

How You Play the 1326:

We are going to explain this in terms of one unit, so your first bet is 1.00. Now you can set your level of betting on the first round- just make sure that you multiply it through so you are betting the same relative profile (so 2,6,4,12 for example if you start with a 2.00 bet or 10, 30, 20, 60 if you start with 10.00. You get the idea).

If you win each bet, you follow the progression and invest 1 on your first round, 3 on your second round, 2 on your third round and 6 on your 4th round. Easy, right?

Well, it’s slightly more complicated. If you lose, at any stage, you need to go back to the first bet. It’s a type of Positive Progression where you increase bets after a win with a twist, in that you nudge down after a 2nd win.

Let’s say you are making even money bets on red/black for example.

  1. Bet 10.00 – if you lose at this stage, you are down 10.00. Start again. Winners progress to Bet 2.
  2. Bet 30.00 – losers are down 20.00 and start again. Winners go to Bet 3.
  3. Bet 20.00 -losers are up 20.00 overall and must start again. Winners head to Bet 4.
  4. Bet 60.00 – losers break even. Winners pocket 120.00 with an overall investment of 20.00.

Pros and Cons

  • Forces you to set limits and to take stock after 4 bets.
  • Less aggressive than other progressions like the Martingale System or even the Fibonacci
  • Like any system, the longer you play this, the more likely you are to see losing runs then winning runs.
  • You need to understand its limitations. You can´t change the house edge with this (or any system).

Where to Play it

Try this on the European Roulette at Luxury Casino.