Martingale Roulette Simulator

Test the Martingale betting system with our free interactive simulator. Run thousands of sessions to see why this progressive betting strategy ultimately fails due to mathematical limitations.

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🎲 How It Works

Double your bet after each loss, reset to base unit after a win

⚠️ Key Risk

Exponential bet growth can quickly exhaust your bankroll

🔢 Math Reality

House edge ensures long-term losses regardless of system

Martingale Monte Carlo Simulation

Martingale Progression Example:

Loss 1: $5Loss 2: $10Loss 3: $20Loss 4: $40Loss 5: $80Loss 6: $160Loss 7: $320Loss 8: $640Loss 9: $1280Loss 10: $2560

Total at risk after 10 losses: $5115

Roulette Type

European (18/37 = 48.65% win rate) - Single zeroAmerican (18/38 = 47.37% win rate) - Double zero

Sessions

Initial Bankroll

Base Unit

Table Limit

Max Spins

Stop Loss

Stop Win

Why Use This Simulator?

✓Test different bankroll and bet sizes safely
✓See real statistical outcomes from thousands of sessions
✓Understand table limit impacts on the strategy
✓Visualize why the Martingale system fails mathematically
✓Compare European vs American roulette outcomes

Common Findings

•Short-term wins mask long-term mathematical disadvantage
•Losing streaks of 8-12 spins occur more often than expected
•Table limits prevent recovery from extended losing streaks
•Average session profit approaches negative house edge
•Bankroll requirements grow exponentially with desired safety

📚 Educational Purpose

This simulator is designed for educational purposes to demonstrate why the Martingale system cannot overcome the mathematical house edge in roulette. Use it to understand the risks before considering any real-money gambling.