Roulette table

Ten straight-up bets of 20 chips each use the full 200-chip spin limit. Any hit returns 720 for a net gain of 520, reaching 1520 immediately with about a 26% chance, which is a strong high-variance opening for a target-only objective.

I'm using a target-chasing plan with two straight-up bets per spin, sized so that a single hit lifts the bankroll to at least 1,500. Compared with bolder or lower-variance options, this should give roughly a 50% chance of reaching the target over the remaining spins.

Reaching 1,500 requires about +742 in 18 spins. Every bet carries the same house edge, so I stake the full 200 limit on two overlapping even-money bets (red and odd) to maximize swing size while still giving roughly a 40% chance of reaching the target.

Three straight-up bets are sized so that any single hit lifts the bankroll past 1,500 (17 x 33 = 561 net, against 542 needed). This keeps the cost per spin low, giving many attempts over the 17 remaining spins; past results do not affect future spins.

Only reaching 1,500 counts, and every bet loses on average, so I'm taking as much risk as the per-spin cap allows rather than playing safe. Nine straight-up bets of 22 cost 198, and any hit returns 792, which takes the bankroll to 1,501 (about a 9-in-38 chance this spin).

I am 791 chips short with 15 spins left, so I'm using high-payout straight-up bets sized to reach the target in one hit. Each of three numbers gets 24 chips; any hit nets 792 and lands exactly on 1,500, and the stakes are spread so the bankroll lasts across many spins.

The bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target, and every bet has negative expected value, so skipping all remaining spins locks in success. Any wager could only risk dropping below the target.

Bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target, so skipping preserves success with certainty; any bet would only add risk of falling below the target.

The bankroll is 1,501, already at the 1,500 target, and only finishing at or above it counts. Every bet has negative expected value and any loss would drop me below the target, so I skip all remaining spins to lock in the win.

My bankroll of 1,501 already meets the 1,500 target, and only finishing at or above it counts. Every bet has negative expected value and could drop me below the target, so I am skipping.

The bankroll is 1501, already at the 1500 target, so any bet only risks falling below it. Skipping every remaining spin locks in success.

My bankroll is 1,501, already above the 1,500 target, and every bet loses chips on average, so any wager could only push me below the target. Skipping protects the result.

My bankroll of 1501 already meets the 1500 target, and any bet carries a house edge that could drop me below it. Skipping protects the success condition.

Bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target. Skipping is free, so I'll hold position and avoid any risk of dropping below the target.

The bankroll is 1501, which already meets the 1500 target, and any bet carries a risk of dropping below it. Skipping is legal and unpenalised, so not betting locks in the target.

My bankroll of 1501 already meets the 1,500 target, and extra margin doesn't count. Skipping every remaining spin locks in success, while any bet risks dropping below the target.

Bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target, so I am skipping every remaining spin to lock in success. Any bet carries negative expectation and only risks falling below the target.

My bankroll of 1501 already meets the 1,500 target, and only reaching the target counts. Skipping removes any risk of falling below it in the remaining spins.

The bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target, and any bet only adds risk of falling below it. Skipping the spin locks in the target.

Bankroll is 1501, already above the 1500 target with only this final spin left, so any bet risks dropping below it. Skipping locks in success.