by John Gollehon

Discussions about concepts of roulette. Own strategy that involves "clocking" the dealer.

approx. $4

by Serena L. Ng

Everything in this book could be written in 4 pages. No mathematical reasoning or logic for winning system.

approx. $12

by J. Edward Allen

Simple introduction to roulette. Full of contradictions, and typographical and technical errors.

approx. $4

by Christopher Pawlicki, Frank Scoblete

Most advanced book ever written on roulette and how to actually beat it. Detailed analysis of why all previous betting systems fail at roulette. Excellent discussions of dealer signatures.

approx. $10

Simply a description of the Reverse Labouchere staking system, which will lead one down the road to ruin. Author has had little or no experience of playing roulette in a real casino.

approx. $10

by Donald Currier

32 pages of basic information about the game of roulette. 80% of the book explains the rules of the game.

approx. $10

by John Patrick

Progressions and money management in roulette. None of the strategies will give you an edge over the house. Poorly written.

approx. $12

by John F. Julian

Explains how the game works and describes a series of well-known betting strategies. As the author himself points out, none of the strategies are expected to win after any significant length of playing time.

approx. $0

by R. J. Smart, 120Pp

Basically outlines a negative betting progression, similar to martingale type systems. Author claims, that a specific set of numbers, when bet in his recommended manner, will outperform actual probability, due to their position on the wheel.

approx. $10

by Jack Short

Guides new roulette players toward an understanding of how to design your own betting strategy. Contains charts of over 2,700 authentic roulette spins (at casinos, not machine-generated) against which you can test your own strategies.

approx. $24