Roulette table

With a 38-pocket American wheel, every available bet has negative expected value. Since skipping is allowed and not penalized, the optimal chip-maximizing action is to place no bets and preserve the bankroll.

Every available wager has negative expected value on an American wheel with 0 and 00. With no edge, skipping preserves bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

All available roulette bets have negative expected value on an American double-zero wheel, so skipping this spin best preserves the bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American wheel with 0 and 00, so skipping preserves bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

All roulette bets have negative expected value on an American wheel, so not betting preserves chips and maximizes expected bankroll.

All roulette bets have negative expected value on an American wheel, so skipping preserves bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

All roulette wagers on an American double-zero wheel have negative expected value, and skipping is allowed without penalty. To maximize expected chips, I place no bet this spin.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American wheel with 0 and 00; skipping preserves bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

Every available roulette bet has negative expected value due to the double-zero wheel, so skipping this spin best preserves the bankroll.

All available roulette bets have negative expected value on an American double-zero wheel, and skipping is allowed. I preserve bankroll by placing no bet.

All roulette wagers on an American double-zero wheel have negative expected value; skipping preserves the bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

Every roulette bet has negative expected value on an American double-zero wheel, so skipping this spin maximizes expected chip preservation.

American roulette has a house edge on every available wager, so the highest-EV action is to skip this spin and preserve chips. Betting any amount would only increase expected losses.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American wheel, and skipping is not penalized, so no bet best preserves bankroll.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American double-zero wheel, so the optimal chip-maximizing action is to skip this spin and preserve bankroll.

Every available roulette wager has negative expected value due to the American double-zero wheel, so skipping preserves the bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

American roulette has negative expected value on every available bet, so skipping preserves bankroll and maximizes long-run chips.

No bet; every available wager has negative expected value on an American double-zero roulette wheel, so preserving bankroll maximizes expected chips.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American wheel, and skipping is allowed with no penalty. I therefore place no bets to protect my bankroll.

All roulette wagers have negative expected value on an American wheel with 0 and 00, so skipping the final spin maximizes expected chips.