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what i do in diamond poker


ceastem

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well obviously, the only technique that may grant you a profit in diamond poker is martingale (martingail? haha idk i will just call it martin) 

but of course we want to maximize our chances of winning and minimize losing or possibly provide enough balance for possible increments.

so yeah for this martin, we need to do prerolls. prerolls,for me, is a very efficient technique to increase your chances of winning in a certain game.

sooo yeah just preroll till you get 3 consecutive losses and start doing martin. this increases your chances because you have just saved three chances to double your bets which can be a lifesaver at some point. i usually put very low base bets to my prerolls so that i don't get sad when i win haha.

ofc i don't recommend playing diamond poker since i find it hard to make profits with especially with a strict 50/50 with a chance to receive 1.5x due to full house. 

would love it if this game will be replaced by poker of some sort with pvp to bring on real card challenges haha. no hates to the fans of this game xD

 i'm just a little bitter with this since he ate my balance and did not give me the bloody diamonds that are bloody hard to get haha

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I might actually test diamond poker with like 100k ltc, 1 sat bet no % increase on loss/win and leave it overnight just to see if it is indeed fair or not.

But while chasing the challenge, I find I lose much more than I win, adding to that is how full house only pays 1.5x even when it's a much rarer occurrence (should be 2.5x payout imo).

Pretty sure it's one of those games not worth playing to chase wins.

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Martingale eventually turns into Martinfail from my personal experience. :( Diamond Poker is a game where you just basically click the button to start a already predetermined result game without having any choices but your bet size/amount.

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