There is no denying the fact that roulette is one of the greatest casino games ever. Whether you’re playing roulette in person or online, you’ll enjoy the experience. In addition to this, there is a possibility that you’re going to end the night with more money in your wallet or account. Roulette is a difficult game to master so you’re likely going to lose a lot before you win. You shouldn’t be afraid to lose, but you should take steps to minimize your losses when possible.

If you’re sick of losing at roulette, you’ll want to use the tips below to win more often.

Managing Your Bankroll

Whether you’re playing togel online or roulette in person, you need to focus on managing your bankroll. Remember that you’re only losing when you leave the casino with less money in your pocket. Therefore, you might be able to pocket a gain despite losing multiple times through the night. You’ll also need to learn to manage your bankroll so you can play longer.

Using Strategies

If you want to win at roulette, you need to use strategies that have proven to be effective. People have been playing roulette for many years so they know what works and what doesn’t. Other players have figured out what can be done to boost their chances of winning. If they developed effective strategies, you can use them to your advantage. All you have to do is take their strategies and use them to your benefit. Just remember that there are no perfect strategies.

Bonuses

Losing your money is bad. If you use a bonus, you may lose money, but it won’t be yours. Instead, you can lose the bonus money. It’ll be a loss, but it won’t be as hard as losing the money you’ve earned from your career. Furthermore, taking advantage of bonuses guarantees that you can play roulette more often without spending more.

Practice More

If you’re losing too much at roulette, you should start playing more often. You likely haven’t played enough so you aren’t sure what is going to work for you. You haven’t had time to boost your confidence and learn the game’s top strategies. Playing more often ensures that you’ll become more comfortable with roulette and strategies for boosting your odds.

If you don’t want to waste money, you can try playing for free. Once you’ve gained confidence and think you can win, it is time to start playing for money.

Black & Red

Try switching your strategy to win more often at roulette. For instance, you can try using the black or red bet. With this bet, you’ll have a 50/50 chance of winning. Instead of gambling on numbers, you should simplify your bet and pick black or red. Since it’ll boost your odd, you’ll have a better chance of winning.

Even Or Odd

Finally, you’ll want to try using the even/odd bet. Ultimately, this is one of the easiest bets you could use when playing roulette. When you use this bet, you’ll benefit from odds that are slightly lower than 50/50.

The list of invited players for the Super Eagles AFCON 2022 qualifiers have been submitted to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) by coach of the team Gernot Rohr.

Rohr has already decided on the players he will use to prosecute the games against Benin Republic and Lesotho respectively and it will be made public next week.

Owngoalnigeria.com exclusively gathered that the list has four new players with two on standby. Three of the four players were called up from England while one plays in Germany.

We gathered the four players have agreed to switch allegiance to Nigeria and one is placed on standby owing to passport issues which might see him miss the games.

Nigeria need a point from two games to seal a spot at next year Africa Cup of Nations and Rohr is leaving nothing to chance in his quest to lead the team to the tournament in Cameroon.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) says there is no truth in the reports carried by UK tabloid The Sun on plans to have Arnold Danjuma Groeneveld dump the Dutch national team for Nigeria.

Danjuma who was born in Lagos to a Dutch father and a Nigerian mother decided to commit commit his international future to the Netherlands in 2018 ahead of Nigeria.

He reportedly turned down the chance to team up with the Nigerian team when he was approached around same time as the Netherlands. He ended up playing twice in same year making his debut against Germany and scoring his first international goal against Belgium.

Since then he hasn’t gotten a look in and few days ago reports has it that he want to take advantage of the new laws by FIFA on players switch of allegiance to commit his future to Nigeria.

“ It’s not true. At no point in time was his name mentioned in any discussion. He is at Bournemouth and we wish him a good club career and also at international level but we are not interested in luring him to us “, an official of the NFF told Owngoalnigeria.com

Ahead of the AFCON 2022 qualifiers game against Nigeria, the squirrels of Benin Republic have added PSG star Collins Dagba to their preliminary list of players for the game.

22 year old Dagba has accepted to switch allegiance from France where he played for their U21 to Benin Republic with papers filed already to FIFA to complete the process.

Dagba played 13 games for the U21 team of France with many tipping him to progress to the senior national team in the future if he gets consistent game time at PSG.

This season he has played 17 Ligue 1 games for PSG from his position as right back making many to term his decision to switch to Benin Republic as a coup for the tiny West African country.

However they are in a race against time to have the papers approved ahead of the game against Nigeria on the 27th of March in Benin Republic.

Bukayo Saka has appealed to Nigerians to understand why he decided to represent England at senior level ahead of Nigeria.

The 19 year old was faced with a tough choice of picking between both countries after a stellar breakthrough season at the Emirates and at the end settled for England.

Prior to that decision he has represented England at several youth levels but made it clear that he was opened to switching to Nigeria at senior level. A decision which he explained in an interview made available to Owngoalnigeria.com.

“Choosing Nigeria over England would be a tough decision. My whole family has been in England like forever, it would be very strange for me to adapt to an environment that I had never been at since growing up. When I grew up all my documents stated that I am English, hopefully Nigeria people will understand”, Saka said.

“It’s like when you lived with your step father since the young age then your biological father appears when you are already brought up by your step father and invested everything in your life, you cannot just say am going to my biological father who was never there for you”.

He has since gone ahead to establish himself as a first team player at Arsenal and he is in pole position to make the English squad for the European Championship.

Coach of Leicester City Brendan Rodgers has saluted Nigeria international forward Kelechi Iheanacho for his sensational goal in their 1-1 draw against Burnley in the English Premier League.

Iheanacho drew his side level with a well taken volley from a perfectly weighted pass from Wilfred Ndidi helping his team go into the half time break with a 1-1 score.

Rodgers surprisingly substituted the Nigerian at the start of the second half as they sort for a new tactical approach but that didn’t stop him from praising the quality of the goal scored by the ex Manchester City man.

“It was a great move. Like you said, a wonderful pass. Good combination play by the front two and Sensational strike. It was over his head, a wonderful volley and in the second half we really threatened. It was unfortunate because we still had chances to win the game”, he said after the game.

He gave further praise to Iheanacho in another separate interview terming it as a great goal and also credited the pass from Ndidi to set up the strike.

”It was a brilliant goal. It was a good move, we kept the ball well, and then Wilf makes a great pass. It’s good movement from the two strikers, and then fabulous technique.”

Ahead of their AFCON 2022 qualifiers game against Nigeria on the 27th of March, Squirrels of Benin Republic star Razak Omotoyossi says the Nigerian team is no longer a feared force in African football.

The 35 year old who has scored 21 goals in 58 international appearances since his debut in 2004 will be leading their assault against Nigeria who are looks for a point in their last two games to seal a spent at next year Africa Cup of Nations.

Nigeria will be expected to line up all their big name players based abroad but Omotoyossi insists that it will count for less when both teams meet believing that they can beat Nigeria as they are no longer deadly like before.

“ It’s about individual big name players but as a team they are no longer a threat. Sierra Leone proved that if you play without fear against them you’re sure going to get something out of it”, he said.

“ Our approach is going to be straight forward. A win is what we are pushing for and it’s possible. We started very well in the reverse tie by scoring first before their two goals to win 2-1. We need to start and finish well this time around”, he concluded.

Nigeria international wing forward Moses Simon scored his 4th Ligue 1 goal of the season but ended up on the losing side with Nantes losing 1-2 to Reims.

Simon headed home the opening goal of the game but just like it was in their last two games they let their lead slip but this time around they lost all three points as opposed to when they picked a point against Marseille and Nimes respectively.

For the Nigerian he is now one goal short of his last season tally of five league goals with three games less than the total he played last season before the coronavirus pandemic brought about a halt in football in France.

Safe to say he is having a better season than last time out where his team exceeded all expectations using him as their focal point during his loan spell from Levante before signing permanently this summer.

Nantes are second from bottom with newly appointed coach Antoine Kombouare their third coach this season following the sacking of Raymond Domenech , who spent just six weeks as coach of the team after failing to win in any of the seven games he coached.

Al Ahly Nigerian winger Junior Ajayi has emerged as the team’s creative midfielder in their last three games with coach Pitso Mosimane playing him in the number ten role.

25 year old Ajayi has responded to the responsibility by churning impressive performances particularly in the last league game against Gaish.

He scored a brace in the game but beyond that his all round performance made him a threat all through and as expected earned him praises from fans of the team.

The one cap Nigeria international is in his 5th year at the club with a contract which will run out next year but there are talks of a possible extension of his deal.

His performance in the number ten role will no doubt give him a look in by coach of the Nigerian team if he continues to impress as the team looks thin on options in that position.