I’m thinking of starting with blackjack tonight and maybe switching things up with roulette on power.win if the session goes well. Keeping the bets small and setting a limit ahead of time makes the experience more enjoyable for me.
Keeping that limit fixed is sensible.
A good run at blackjack doesn't make roulette any more likely to pay. Each spin has its own odds, and the house edge depends on the wheel and what you bet on. I’d stick to the limit even if the blackjack session goes well, since that’s the part you can actually control.
I keep my limit where i set it, even if blackjack goes well. I've talked myself into raising it after a win before. Roulette usually has a higher edge than standard blackjack, though the rules matter, even with small bets.
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Basic strategy gives you a bit of control in blackjack, but the table rules still change the house edge, so it’s worth checking what you’re sitting down at. Roulette’s down to the wheel and the bet you place, it doesn’t care if blackjack’s gone well. Keeping the bets small and setting that limit ahead of time makes sense, but a good blackjack session won’t change the odds on the next roulette spin.