LilIntroVert Posted June 8, 2019 #1 Posted June 8, 2019 Over and over it gets me to insane profit, to immediately force me back down. Again and again I subconsciously go back to it. I want to escape this method that's ingrained into me, how do? Today I got from £2 to £70, only to lose it.
Kate Posted June 8, 2019 #2 Posted June 8, 2019 There are a lot of strategies out there and some are very risky while some are kind of ok and safe to use but martingale is very very risky to use in my opinion .
rajamishra Posted June 8, 2019 #3 Posted June 8, 2019 hello friends martingale not only the strategy to played game in gambling sites.hope many more strategy like 10x payout multiply in every 5 roll or 6 roll and see the result.but stop after 500 roll and change game and payout back after 2 to 3 hours.
Usukinato Posted June 8, 2019 #4 Posted June 8, 2019 11 minutes ago, Kate said: There are a lot of strategies out there and some are very risky while some are kind of ok and safe to use but martingale is very very risky to use in my opinion . The big risk with big profits, safety does not bring big profits in a short time. I think that you should take risks and control your greed. I believe you will change that.
nattekut Posted June 8, 2019 #5 Posted June 8, 2019 Martingale only is profitable if you have a short Good winning streak. But at the end you Will bust cause in casino you you fight against house edge and Will make you loose in the long run. So best thing you can do is cashout everytime if you make a Good run and quit or start another game. Sticking to the same game after a Good run Will always end in loss. Yesterday i got to 500k from 50k with plinko and then iT ended on 0 with a gisnt lossing streak
sankasanka Posted June 8, 2019 #6 Posted June 8, 2019 martingale always end with bust, you cant stop plusing when see reds, try to finished some rolls minumum lost like %10 lost of balance , and start rolling again
GKD09 Posted June 8, 2019 #7 Posted June 8, 2019 All these days I have been telling people not to use the martingayl strat, but today during race I was using some form of it and ended up losing 650k sats... It did give me around 100k profit before plummeting down to nothing. I sure won't use that ever again or at least that's what I'll say for a while. Best thing to do is make your own new strats and try playing them out with no coins or with doge coins so u can see the live stats and profit and loses. Stay safe and don't use the martingale strat, it will someday come and haunt you. Although you make like 500% of your balance it will still end up going to none one fine day. So if you do use the strat, keep a target and once you hit it, stop using it. Making so much off this strategy I would call is quite lucky. I've seen so many reds in a row and also heard of people who hit so many, so if you get lucky just stop and never come back. If not try some other safer bets and try to win Good luck!
Kate Posted June 8, 2019 #8 Posted June 8, 2019 18 minutes ago, Usukinato said: The big risk with big profits, safety does not bring big profits in a short time. I think that you should take risks and control your greed. I believe you will change that. If you are rich then yeah go ahead and take the risk you want to but if you are trying to win something then you should go with less risk and allow profit for sure.
cryptofly Posted June 8, 2019 #9 Posted June 8, 2019 By increasing the bet every previous loss I have been busted all the time. Martingale is not a solution to go and leave "green" the site. Better find out your own strategy before you start increasing bets as a pattern. All strategies are valid as far as you do your testing. Good luck.
artizykristy Posted June 8, 2019 #10 Posted June 8, 2019 all strategies will end bust if you don't know when to stop. I hope this will be a lesson for you later if you have won enough, try to stop.
williamshennie9 Posted June 8, 2019 #11 Posted June 8, 2019 If you do not have the discipline to control yourself when gambling to withdraw after you made some profit, then I would suggest that you stop gambling. Otherwise, it will become an endless cycle of addiction for you.
neich Posted June 8, 2019 #12 Posted June 8, 2019 for me martingale never worked on any single game. and i tryed it a few times. i dont think that im going to do this again.
CntryBoy Posted June 8, 2019 #13 Posted June 8, 2019 That's the thing about Martingale, it can make you insane profits or kill your bankroll rather quickly. That's why it is so important to vary strats quite often, it's best not to fall in love with a certain one...
polor12 Posted June 8, 2019 #14 Posted June 8, 2019 i really know this martingale thing you guys speak about,, so far i can only see is a strategy of some kind.. pls pm in casino to male me understand wat you guys speaking about
ivaylo2000 Posted June 9, 2019 #15 Posted June 9, 2019 I have same problem. I try to change seed , try with change game, try with change play merhod, try to change bet and nothing happend. Stake just ate my balance very fast. Maybe the best method is making cashout when younreach minimum and go away
hustler1984 Posted June 9, 2019 #16 Posted June 9, 2019 if you have a goal in mind eg.. want to wd 50$... and you have 5$... you can choose the martingale of your choice, and enjoy the ride... it's much more enjoyable than just placing 1 bet at 10:1 odds... while still being efficient at the total amount of wagers you are making... the problem is ... for me anyways.... I usually don't have a set goal in mind... and even if I did... I become too compulsive... especially with good old marty.... after I turn 5$ into 500$... my brain thinks... 50,000$ isn't that far away.... and I never stop...
Etude Posted June 9, 2019 #17 Posted June 9, 2019 I tend to martingale x2 on loss very often, so it is pretty much occasional quick profit but even quicker losses for me if luck gone bad!
williamshennie9 Posted June 9, 2019 #18 Posted June 9, 2019 8 hours ago, Etude said: I tend to martingale x2 on loss very often, so it is pretty much occasional quick profit but even quicker losses for me if luck gone bad! Yeah, that is why it is so dangerous. It is easy to make 200 wins for example, but one super long streak of bad losses can really mess up an entire balance built up from previous wins
Burgerwcheese Posted June 10, 2019 #19 Posted June 10, 2019 Positive vs. Negative Progression First off, you’ll need to understand positive and negative progression betting systems. A positive progression strategy requires you to decrease your bet when you lose, and increase your bet when you win. Conversely, a negative progression tactic requires you to increase your bet when you lose, and decrease your bet when you win. Most of the systems we’ll go on to explore are some variation on a positive or negative progression betting system, so it’s important to understand the pros and cons of each. Positive Progressions Advantages If you’re playing for a short or limited time, it’s one of the most effective gambling strategies. It can potentially deliver some monster profits! The majority of the money that you’re betting with belonged to the House, so even if you lose, most of the money you lose wasn’t part of your original bankroll. Disadvantages Since the casino odds always even out over time, it’s ineffective over longer periods. It has very little impact on the outcome of the game. After all, you aren’t altering the house edge in any way, you’re just hoping that you hit and are able to exploit a winning streak. You’ll have massive swings in fortune over the course of a game. If you’re unable to cope with that, a positive progression betting system probably isn’t for you – it’s a pretty nerve racking way to play the game! Negative Progressions Advantages It can be an effective way of making back your losses. It can generate short-term profit. Disadvantages There’s no guarantee that your losing streak ends anytime soon, so a negative progression strategy can be risky! With negative progression betting system s, you’re counting on a win. But when it comes to gambling, past events don’t affect future events. It doesn’t reduce the hHouse edge, so even when using a negative progression betting system , your odds remain exactly the same. Remember, both negative and positive progression gambling strategies rely on winning streaks, which are anomalies. The Paroli System The Paroli system is a positive progression betting system – it’s the polar opposite of the Martingale strategy . You double your wager when you win, and revert to your base stake when you lose. Like other positive progression betting strategies, the Paroli system is effective because when you bet big, you’re basically betting with the casino’s money. The proportion of your original bankroll that gets wagered is relatively low, so even if you have a bad game, it’s not the end of the world. Paroli System Advantages It doesn’t require you to risk large bets when you’re losing. You’re not chasing after your losses. It’s aggressive, letting you take the fight to the casino. It provides a concrete means of capitalizing on your winning streaks. It doesn’t require a particularly large bankroll to implement. Disadvantages In order to win, you’ll need a winning streak. It’s likely to only generate short term profit since winning streaks rarely exceed two or three wins. The D’Alembert System The D’Alembert system is another negative progression betting system . It’s similar to the Martingale strategy , although it differs in one important way. Rather than double your wager when you lose, you increase the wager by one unit. If you win, you reduce the wager by one unit. You set the unit beforehand, so you have a much greater degree of control over the game. Now, let’s envisage a game of roulette played using the D’Alembert system : In the first round, you wager £1 and lose. In the second round, you would then wager £2. You lose again, so you wager £3. This time you win, so in the fourth round, you’ll reduce your bet by one unit, betting just £2. You lose, so you bet £3 again, and this time you win. You’ll end up with a net profit of £7, despite winning in just two of the five rounds. D'Alembert System Advantages Roulette (the D’Alembert system was specifically made for it) It minimizes the risks of the Martingale strategy . If you want to play a negative progression game, but aren’t comfortable with the massive swings that can happen with the Martingale strategy , the flat betting strategy of the D’Alembert system might be a good choice. Since the D’Alembert system is a much flatter strategy than Martingale (in the sense that the betting progressions are much smaller), it reduces the risk of the massive losses. It gives you a structured betting system to implement in your game. Disadvantages You might not be able to win back all of your losses in one round. It’s possible for you to hit the table limits and be unable to recoup all of your losses. Since it’s a relatively low-risk betting system , your potential winnings tend to be relatively low. The Cancellation Betting System The concept behind this system is that in the long run two events of roughly equal probability will happen roughly the same number of times. This system depends on this happening in the short run. The more money you wish to put up, the longer into the long run you can afford to go, thus increasing your odds of a winning session, but at the risk of losing more. The goal of this system is to win a specified number of units at an even money game, like betting red or black in roulette or the pass or don't pass in craps. The player must decide how much a unit is and how many units to risk. The money risked for a particular session shall be called the “bankroll.” For purposes of example, we'll assume a ten unit win goal. Start by writing on a piece of paper ten 1s in a row (1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1). Each number will represent a betting unit. When all numbers have been crossed off the paper you will have won 10 units. For each bet wager the sum of the number on the left and the number on the right, unless there is only one number left in which case you bet that number. If you win cross off both numbers. If you lose place the sum at the end on the right. If the bankroll you decided to risk at the beginning is not enough to bet the sum of the left and right numbers then: If your bankroll can cover the number on the left then wager that. If you win then cross off the left number. If you lose then add to the left number what you lost. If your bankroll can not cover the number on the left then bet whatever is left of your bankroll. If you win then deduct from the number on the left what you won. If you lose then your bankroll is consumed and you must leave the table. Keep repeating these steps until you either cross off all numbers or exhaust the bankroll you decided initially to risk. Here is an example: You start with 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. You then wager two units and win, cross off the 1 on the left and right, leaving 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. You then wager another two units and lose, adding a 2 to the right, leaving 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2. You then wager three units (1+2) and lose again, adding a 3 to the right, leaving 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3. You then wager four units (1+3) and win, crossing off the 1 on the left and the 3 on the right, leaving 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2. Here is an example of what to do if you are reaching the limit of your bankroll: The numbers are 10 11 12 13 14 15. Your bankroll only has 20 units left. Because you don’t have 25 units (10+15) you only bet the left number, 10, and win, leaving 11 12 13 14 15. Your bankroll now has 30 units, enough to cover 26 (11+15), which you lose, leaving 11 12 13 14 15 26. Your bankroll now only has 4, not enough to cover all of the left number so you bet all 4, and win, you then deduct 4 from the 11, leaving 7 12 13 14 15 26. Your bankroll how has 8, so you bet the number of the left, 7, and lose, you then add what you lost to the left number, leaving 14 12 13 14 15 26. Your bankroll now has only 1, you bet that and lose, leaving 15 12 13 14 16 26. At his point your bankroll is gone and you must walk away, the total of all numbers left at this point will equal your the sum of 10 and your lost bankroll. The theory is that by crossing off two numbers for a win and adding only one for a loss you will eventually cross off all the numbers. However in a bad session of losses the numbers start adding up fast and you can reach the end of your bankroll sooner than you might expect. The more you put up to risk the greater the probability of crossing off all the numbers. However the end result is always either winning ten units or losing the entire bankroll you put up to risk. Of course you are welcome to deviate from the strategy at any time. You can also start with more or less numbers, the more you put the more you can win but the greater the probability of losing your bankroll. The person who I learned this system from said that when he is nearing the limit of his bankroll he would chicken out and divide the numbers by two and play each set individually. While every gambling system I have ever seen says you must play their method exactly you are no better or worse off in the long run by deviating from any system. The discussion of this system in The Winner’s Guide to Casino Gambling states that you may use any numbers, but says the most common application is sequential numbers, for example 1 2 3 4 5. The purpose of gambling systems should be to increase your gambling enjoyment, not to change the outcome in the long run, so if you want to deviate then by all means you are free to do so. Gambling systems have been around for as long as gambling has. No system has ever been proven to work.
sheenazbay Posted June 10, 2019 #20 Posted June 10, 2019 I'm not saying the martingale strategy is a strategy that makes you lose, because I used it when I first got to know online gambling, and it worked for a short game. if you play for a long time the martingale strategy will make you lose
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