wizkid4 Posted Wednesday at 09:40 PM #1 Posted Wednesday at 09:40 PM (Martingale, Fibonacci) and the skeptics alike.
lilyevund Posted yesterday at 10:57 AM #2 Posted yesterday at 10:57 AM I always found Fibonacci to be a smoother ride than Martingale.
Kendallenora Posted yesterday at 11:02 AM #3 Posted yesterday at 11:02 AM Fibonacci kept me afloat last month, no joke.
ravenmia Posted yesterday at 12:16 PM #4 Posted yesterday at 12:16 PM I lean toward classic digital tables myself, mostly because the pace is so much faster and I can test out systems without feeling rushed by a real dealer. Do you find yourself stickng to the same strategy regardless of the format, or does the live element change your approach completely?
Gauzeraax9 Posted yesterday at 12:51 PM #5 Posted yesterday at 12:51 PM Do you notice any real difference in the way those systems perform when a live dealer is involved versus just RNG?
Cryptoboy997 Posted yesterday at 12:53 PM #7 Posted yesterday at 12:53 PM Nice post, thanks for sharing!
chinyereezeh Posted yesterday at 12:54 PM #10 Posted yesterday at 12:54 PM I think the classic digital version
Qwertyyuillaks Posted yesterday at 12:59 PM #11 Posted yesterday at 12:59 PM I prefer live dealer games
wrenolxen Posted 21 hours ago #14 Posted 21 hours ago Live dealer feels too slow for me most of the time.
novaolver Posted 21 hours ago #15 Posted 21 hours ago Fibonacci doesn’t svae you from long losing streaks
blazingsaga Posted 8 hours ago #16 Posted 8 hours ago tbh i still lean digital becuase the speed is way better, live dealer is fun but i get impatient lol
raxtha68 Posted 6 hours ago #17 Posted 6 hours ago live dealer stresses me out honestly, I always end up overthinking the pace and mkaing silly bets. digital is my comfort zone were I can just autoplay and chill.
Sydneyki Posted 5 hours ago #18 Posted 5 hours ago i dunno the slow pace of live dealer actually helps me think clearer instead of rushing bets like i do on digital
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