Since roulette was born there have been gamblers studying the numbers and trying to find a mathematical edge. Those gamblers have always come up with a theory but never been able to put it in practice because there is not math when it comes to roulette. It is purely a game of luck and knowing when to quit. The latter is probably the best piece of advice for any roulette gambler. At any point you find yourself up by any decent amount, walk away since your luck will run out and you will lose your winnings.
One of the fastest growing industries on the Internet is gambling. Traditional casinos are taking notice that gamblers are more than happy to stay at home and gamble away their hard earned money. Some $2 Billion dollars worth was wagered online in 2001 and that number just keeps growing. The industry is so large today that even Las Vegas giants like MGM Grand and Mirage are making their way online. It is a great move for any traditional casino to start an online casino. Lower overhead and a chance to bring their online users to their brick and mortar counterparts is a temptation to big to resist.
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The top system is the world is tracking high and low cards in a deck. There are 16 ten value cards in the deck on the high side. For the low we track 3 through 6, or 4 through 7. Aces are not counted, and neither are 2, 8, or 9. So you start with a 16/16 tally and work our way down. When one card from either side is played just deduct it from your tally. When the ratio is in your favour ( small ratio eg. 7/14) increase your bets. The deck is in your favour. When the ratio is high lower your bet or sit out.