Betting that the Roulette will remain Random

[Hoddini]

Let's do a little thought experiment. Choose a 4 sequence pattern of an even bet outcome. For instance, for colour bets it could be RBBR, for High/Low it could be HLHH etc. Think about this - what are the chances that the sequence you've chosen will play out exactly the way you've written them down when you place your bets? The chances are quite low, but not non-existent.
Now we need to take advantage of this fact by betting that our chosen pattern won't indeed play out. We do this by betting the opposite of the sequence we've chosen e.g. if our chosen pattern is HLLH, we'd have to bet LHHL. In doing so we use the 4 unit progression: 1-2-4-8. If the green monster shows up while betting, ignore it and proceed with the sequence using the 4 unit progression.
I was lucky enough to get an airball roulette table with a single zero that offers the La Partage variation and gotta say this works like a charm there. There it is. Criticism is more than welcome.

[BellagioOwner]

From probability's perspective... I don't see its difference from Martingale with stop loss at 8 Units (which we know it tanks). And I'm sure many users will agree. 

[Mortagon]

Killing the sequences

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[Thunder Pants]

Sounds like a good strategy for use on a real live wheel (RNG wheel ususally quickly adapts & spam you with killer patterns).

Im convinced (from my own experiences alone) that any 50% strategies work as long as you keep the progression in just a few small steps & always keep an eye for killer patterns potentially forming in sequence. Ive had a lot of winning session simply doing the "bet the last colour" and a 1-2-4 or 1-1-2-4 progression and skip betting if the RBRB pattern looks like it will repeat/continue. Sure you loose a lot when the progression fails but the wins usually more than cover the losses. Not in a big way tho, this is a strategy that require patience & dicipline & knowing when to skip a couple of bets & when to take a break.