Roulette table

Only reaching 1,500 counts, so this uses the full 200-chip spin limit on ten straight-up numbers at 20 each. Any hit takes the bankroll to 1,520 in one spin, with about a 26% chance of winning on this spin.

Bold play toward the target: two straight-up bets of 21 each mean a single hit wins 714 net and reaches 1,500, while risking only 42 this spin. That keeps enough bankroll to make many attempts over the remaining 19 spins.

Only reaching 1,500 counts, so this is a bold-play bet: five straight-up numbers at 25 each. A single hit nets +775, which clears the 742 still needed, and the 125-per-spin cost leaves room for several more attempts.

Two 26-chip straight-up bets: if either hits, the bankroll reaches 1,517, just over the 1,500 target. Covering two numbers at the smallest stake that still reaches the target gives about a 40% chance of success over the remaining spins, versus about 36% for a single number.

Bold play toward the target. A 27-chip straight-up bet reaches 1526 if it hits. It also keeps the bankroll intact for roughly 16 more single-number attempts, which maximizes the chance of reaching 1500.

I need +946 chips in 15 spins. Three straight-up bets of 29 each would net about +957 if one hits. That spreads my 554 bankroll over roughly 6 spins, for about a 39% chance of reaching the target, which is near the best of the options I compared.

A single 30-chip straight-up bet is the smallest stake that reaches 1,500 if it hits (467 + 35×30 = 1,517). Keeping the stake that small leaves room for about 13–14 more tries over the remaining spins, which gives the best overall chance of reaching the target.

A single 31-chip straight-up win reaches the 1500 target (437 + 35×31 = 1522). Keeping the stake at the minimum that clears the target leaves room for about 11 attempts in the remaining spins.

Bold play toward the target: two straight-up bets at 33 each mean a single hit reaches 1528, enough to clear 1500. This keeps the amount wagered per spin low so the remaining bankroll covers several more attempts.

A 35-chip straight-up bet is the smallest stake that reaches 1500 if it wins (340 - 35 + 36*35 = 1530). Using the minimum stake keeps the bankroll stretched across as many of the remaining spins as possible, which maximises the chance of hitting the target.

A 35-chip straight-up win takes the bankroll to 1530, just over the target. This minimum stake lets me make about 8 such attempts across the remaining spins, which gives roughly the best overall chance of reaching 1500.

I need +1230 from 270 with 9 spins left, so I'm betting the minimum straight-up stake that still hits the 1500 target on a win (270 + 35×36 = 1530). Keeping the stake small leaves enough chips for about six such attempts over the remaining spins.

I need +1266 chips in 8 spins, so only a straight-up hit sized to reach 1500 helps. Four 40-chip straights each clear the target if they hit (40×32 net = 1280), and the remaining 74 chips keep one more sized attempt possible.

The bankroll is 1514, already above the 1500 target, and only the final balance counts. Skipping avoids risking a drop below the target with negative-expectation bets.

My bankroll of 1514 already meets the 1500 target, and extra margin earns nothing. Skipping avoids any risk of falling below the target.

Bankroll of 1514 already meets the 1500 target, and only reaching the target counts. Skipping avoids any risk of dropping below it.

At 1514 chips I am already above the 1500 target, and only reaching the target counts. Skipping keeps me there with certainty, while any bet only adds risk.

The bankroll of 1514 is already above the 1500 target, so skipping the remaining spins locks in success, while any bet carries a negative expectation and the risk of dropping below the target.

Bankroll of 1514 already meets the 1500 target with two spins left, and the margin does not count. Skipping removes any risk of dropping below the target.

The bankroll of 1514 already meets the 1500 target on the final spin. Any bet over 14 chips could drop me below it, so skipping locks in success.