So let's say I'm on a roulette (let's leave out the zero, or make it a coin for that matter). The roulette hits 5 (or any amount of) times red on a row. My question is why should't I bet to black (or better said why it is the same the one I pick).

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Roulette is a fun game to play, whether it’s by yourself online or live with other players. But it can be sort of tricky to learn at first with all the different types of bets you can make – especially if you play live.

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• Practice, memory and training. There are only five different payouts for the game. Six line pays 5 to 1 Corner pays 8 to 1 Street pays 11 to 1 Split pays 17 to 1 And Straight up 35 to 1 5× and 11× is fairly easy for anyone to work out, so.

The challenge with playing live is that many of your bets are made as the wheel is spinning. If you don’t know what bets you can make, how to make them, or how they work, you might slow the game down. Then the other players will know you’re a beginner. Some people might find that embarrassing.

So it’s a good idea to have a solid understanding of the types of roulette bets you can make before you hit the casino. Even if you’re playing online, you’ll still want to know what you’re doing – what you’re betting on and why you’re betting it.

It also helps to know the odds, payouts, and house edge of each roulette bet. That way you can make an educated choice about how much risk to take and know how much money you stand to win/lose.

Those are the exact things this page is going to help you with.

Keep it simple.

Want to keep it secular, or cut the idea of luck out of the mix?

Tired of saying the same thing over and over? Here are a few go-tos.

Break a leg.

Use your head.

Be careful.

Knock ‘em dead.

You’ll do great.

Let me know how it went.

Blow them away.

Best wishes.

Fingers crossed.

Do your best.

Quote something.

The old bards said it best. Why say “good luck” the traditional way when you can reference

something brilliant?

Live long and prosper. (Star Trek)

Have fun storming the castle! (The Princess Bride)

Good premises. (Ayn Rand)

Go forth and conquer. (Arthur O’Shaughnessy 1874, unconfirmed)

Fortune favors the bold. (Latin Proverb)

Be British (Captain Smith of the Titanic, apocryphal)

Use another language.

Luck is wished on people in different ways in different places. “Schwein haben” is a personal

favorite which literally means, “have pigs.”

Buena suerte. (Spanish: Good luck.)

Viel Glück. (German: Good luck.)

Alles Gute. (German: All the best.)

Schwein haben. (German: Have pigs/Have good fortune.)

Bonne chance. (French: Good luck.)

Buona fortuna. (Italian: Good fortune.)

In bocca al lupo. (Italian: In the mouth of the mother wolf/Be safe.)

Jūk néih hóuwahn. (Cantonese: Good luck.)

Gokoūn o inorimasu. (Formal Japanese: Good luck.)

Ganbatte. (Informal Japanese: Do your best.)

kalí tíhi. (Greek: Good luck.)

İyi şanslar. (Turkish: Good luck.)

Bol şans. (Turkish: Break a leg.)

Saubhāgya. (Hindi: Good fortune.)

Bi’t-tawfiq. (Arabic: Good fortune.)

Call on a higher power.

It doesn’t have to be God, but at least in this list, it’s mostly God. Check the next section for

other religious and spiritual ideas.

Godspeed.

God be with you.

Strength.

Give a gift.

Some good luck gifts are common yet full of meaning. Others are rare and expensive yet

meaningless to the receiver. The goal is to find the gift that means the most to the one who will

receive it.

Four leaf clover (Irish)

Acorn (Norse)

Rainbow (Judeo-Christian)

Amber (New Age)

Shooting star symbol (New Age)

Bamboo (Chinese)

Rabbit’s foot (Hoodoo)

Wishbone (Ancient Etruscan)

Goldfish (Buddhist)

Dolphin miniature/picture (European sailors)

Beckoning cat miniature/picture (Japan)

Horseshoe (Saint Dunstan 959)

Lucky penny (England)

3 keys (Ancient Greece)

Dream catcher (Ojibwe Native Americans)

Laughing Buddha miniature/picture (Buddhist)

Cross (Christian)

Birth stone (Judo-Christian)

Use good luck herbs.

Make a pouch of herbs to carry in a pocket, sprinkle it into food, or hold it in your hand and blow

it onto your friend’s face. Results may vary.

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Chamomile

Clover

Dandelion

Mistletoe

Rose hips

Sandalwood

Spearmint

Anise

Thyme

Provide a good luck snack.

When a friend or group of friends will be at the casino all day, or they do not have time or the

frame of mind to make a meal, a little food goes a long way, especially when that food is hand-

picked for good luck.

Long noodles (Asia)

Lentils (Italy)

Pomegranates (Mediterranean)

Black-eyed peas (Southern United States)

Fish (Around the world)

Take action.

Actions speak louder than words.

Knock on wood. (German)

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Throw salt over your shoulder. (Christian)

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Cross your fingers. (Western Europe)

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Good luck!