Charles Wells might not have had the best reputation but he was good at roulette. One evening in 1891, Charles went to the world-famous Monte Carlo Casino Resort and started playing roulette enjoying a winning streak of a lifetime (winning 23 out of 30 consecutive spins).

There may be individuals who have claimed to make a living from playing roulette, but it's important to approach such claims with skepticism and to consider the long-term statistical probabilities involved in gambling. It's generally not a reliable or sustainable way to make a living.

Roulette strategy: columns\n\n On the second column, you bet double the amount, and on the third, even quadruple. Thus, each round, you double your bets in order to recoup any losses. Within the roulette strategies, this is a more risky strategy, but on the other hand, it can also be very profitable.

That's because roulette is a pure game of chance and the odds always favor the house (i.e., the casino), no matter which bet or combinations of bets you make, and regardless of what numbers have come up in the recent past. You will never, in the long run, overcome the house edge.