With the Fibonacci sequence finding its way to so many seemingly unrelated fields, it was only a matter of time until it has found its way into the gambling cosmos.

Just in case you weren't really paying too much attention in your junior high-school year, the Fibonacci sequence is a series of numbers in which the next number in the series is always the sum of the previous 2 numbers. The series starts out with 1 – 1 and moves on. The series is infinite, and it starts out like this: 1 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 5 – 8 – 13 – and on.

If we want to apply this to gambling, the Roulette is ideal, especially if you bet on the black/red, even/odd or high/low options. The way it works is like this: we start out in the beginning of the series, with 1. The 1 can represent any amount you wish, just remember to multiply when you move on in the series. If we lose, we simply move on to the next number in the series. If we win, we cross out the last two numbers we've reached. The whole thing ends when we get back to 1.

It might be a lot to process, but it really isn't too complicated. Here is a simple and very typical example of how it would look:

1st Bet 1 unit – lose (move on to next number)

2nd Bet 1 unit – lose (move on to next number)

3rd Bet 2 units – lose (move on to next number)

4th Bet 3 units – lose (move on to next number)

5th Bet 5 units – win (cross out 5 and 3).

6th Bet 3 units – win (3 and 2 are crossed out we're left with 1)

Finish

Once the process is completed, you've had your bankroll increased by you first bet. At this point you can simply restart the whole sequence.

I hope you've found this easy to understand, please feel free to leave any comment for any further explanations.