The Fibonacci System is based on the Fibonacci Sequence developed by the Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisan, born in Pisa in 1170.
The Fibonacci System is based on the Fibonacci Sequence, developed by the Italian mathematician Leonardo Pisan, born in Pisa in 1170.
The sequence goes as follows: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 and so on. As you have probably figured out, the next number in the series is simply the sum of the previous two numbers. When playing The Fibonacci System, you start betting one unit on an even-money bet. If the first bet is won, then there is no sequence, and you start from scratch again by betting 1 unit. If the first bet is lost, then you write down 1 on a piece of paper. The next number in the sequence represents the size of the next bet. For example, the next bet will be 1 unit. If you lose again, then the next bet will be 2 units. When you win, you will cross out the last two numbers in the sequence. The sequence is finished when all the numbers are crossed out. You can see an example in the table. This example shows that you have lost 5 spins and won only 3. This gives you an accumulated win, which is the good thing about this system. |
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The Fibonacci system is less aggressive (see table below). It will take a longer row of losses to wipe you out than when using the Martingale System. However, again it will not earn you a profit in the long run. Eventually, a row long enough to wipe you out will appear.
Losses In A Row: | Fibonacci bet size: | Fibonacci accumulated loss: | Martingale bet size is: | Martingale accumulated loss: |
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1 | 1 unit | 1 unit | 1 unit | 1 unit |
2 | 1 unit | 2 units | 2 units | 3 units |
3 | 2 units | 4 units | 4 units | 7 units |
4 | 3 units | 7 units | 8 units | 15 units |
5 | 5 units | 12 units | 16 units | 31 units |
6 | 8 units | 20 units | 32 units | 63 units |
6 | 8 units | 20 units | 32 units | 63 units |
7 | 13 units | 33 units | 64 units | 127 units |
8 | 21 units | 54 units | 128 units | 255 units |
9 | 34 units | 88 units | 256 units | 511 units |
10 | 55 units | 143 units | 512 units | 1023 units |
11 | 89 units | 232 units | 1024 units | 2047 units |
The Fibonacci System is less aggressive, which is why it takes more than a single win to make up for a row of losses.