Romanovsky: two dozens and two corners

The Romanovsky preset audited here places three units on each of the first two dozens, plus one unit on each of two corners. The total stake is eight units. The corners cover 25, 26, 28, 29 and 32, 33, 35, 36.

Write the layout before counting hits

The two dozens cover 24 pockets; the corners add eight without overlapping either selected dozen. In all, 32 numbered pockets return something. The misses are 0, 27, 30, 31, 34, plus 00 on an American wheel.

Every covered pocket has the same net

A three-unit dozen win returns nine units. A one-unit corner win also returns nine. Subtract the eight-unit layout stake and either outcome earns one unit. A full miss loses eight units.

On a European wheel the distribution is 32 outcomes at +1 and five at −8. Expected net is (32−40)/37=−8/37 units. On an American wheel the extra full miss gives−16/38. Relative to the eight-unit stake, both match their ordinary wheel edge.

Why frequent small wins need context

Eight consecutive +1 results earn eight units. A single full miss loses eight units. The balance can rise gradually and then drop by the amount of several earlier gains. Report the total stake and full-miss loss beside the 32-pocket hit count.

This page follows the exact native StrategyCatalog allocation at the pinned development revision. The name alone does not establish which corners another guide uses or how it sizes them. If the wagers differ, recompute the matrix before comparing results.

The coverage guide explains the accounting. Compare 24+8 for a layout with many break-even pockets, or use the bet builder to inspect this layout. Clear the example layout before placing your wagers. Place the two dozen wagers, then open More bets to add each corner. The table above gives the complete allocation.