Martingale?

[quiznos]

Was there any case where you guys actually profited from martingale? because i've been hearing that it sucks so bad and should be called martinloss

or something like that

Have you guys ever won big with martingale strategies and were there scares of losing all your money?

[nuuuitsjdragon]

Martingale only helps me with faucet amounts - whereby I need to bring it up to a certain amount before switching strategies and trying to hit 99x or similar multipliers.

Haven’t won terribly big with it or anything though. 

[CntryBoy]

I have had some luck with it only on very short runs, but never if I run it for any amount of time.  I will sometimes use it to try to build a balance quickly, but the longer runs always get me badly in the end.

[AustenC]

On 8/11/2019 at 4:45 PM, quiznos said:

Was there any case where you guys actually profited from martingale? because i've been hearing that it sucks so bad and should be called martinloss

or something like that

Have you guys ever won big with martingale strategies and were there scares of losing all your money?

i have gone from 10 cent to 10$ using the martingale, became greedy, saw the payout was a $20 min and i rushed, all in and ripped

 

i also autobet 0.00000040 eth using this method, so far i have gained a total profit of 0.00047 ETH

The slow race can work!

[nuuuitsjdragon]

21 minutes ago, AustenC said:

i have gone from 10 cent to 10$ using the martingale, became greedy, saw the payout was a $20 min and i rushed, all in and ripped

 

i also autobet 0.00000040 eth using this method, so far i have gained a total profit of 0.00047 ETH

The slow race can work!

Usually it's the greed that gets us right?

Patience w/ the right mindset is possibly one of the greatest tools a gambler can have and makes a world of difference between those who withdraw and sadly, those who don't withdraw much. 

I'm in the latter category like a lot of other players and have fallen prey to greed on more than one occasion, sigh.

[cryptofly]

From my very deep feelings... Martingale sucks!  Not even one single time I have been in profit when playing that Martingale strategy.  As is a very well known strategy I am sure I am doing something wrong but you know what?  I don't have intention to learn about it, my experience has been very bad and I hardly believe that I will get my money back if I "learn" to use it.  So, that Martingale is not for me... well, maybe the "reversed Martingale"....by going down when losing, exactly the opposite, maybe, I don´t know.  Good luck whit that bish strategy. 

[echang426]

Only once in my life has the martingale strat worked for me. I was playing on a different site and going red or black on roulette. I was able to use 10cent bets to get 1 dollar to about 200 before I hit a losing streak that ended it. Usually when I use the martingale strat I'll hit a losing streak that will bankrupt me within the first 15 minutes of play. Super risky but if you have luck, it could work out well as long as you know when to stop 

[AustenC]

21 minutes ago, nuuuitsjdragon said:

Usually it's the greed that gets us right?

Patience w/ the right mindset is possibly one of the greatest tools a gambler can have and makes a world of difference between those who withdraw and sadly, those who don't withdraw much. 

I'm in the latter category like a lot of other players and have fallen prey to greed on more than one occasion, sigh.

I'm taking the long game, 1 eth cash out - 1 eth max profit haha

[Kevin Santos]

Sorry to say but everything is just luck, and more u bet , more your total should looks like casinos cut, for example if you play games where they take 1% cut and you play infinite number of bets , your loss should be exactly 1%  ez math

[ArmedRaccoon]

Martingale is the perfect way to lose your balance. On a loose streak you start betting too much to win too small bet. So if you like Martingale so much at least you have to combine it with another strategies

[djonox]

I'm not a fan of the martingale in any type of game these super risky at risk of doing all in with a lot of loss made before

[Enzo]

I think martingale can be good in short bursts. Any extended running and you might end up failing because it can and will happen.

I never martingale but im considering trying it out with a few new multipliers i've never tried before.

[chankhoreID]

I use the martiangle strategy only in dice and limbo and for other games I don't apply the mrtiangle strategy.

I once got 0.0037 btc using a martiangle and it actually sometimes works but if we are not fit to predict when we play limbo or dice then what we get is a quick and painful defeat in my opinion.

if you want to use a martiangle strategy we must also adjust to our balance conditions and set what percentage we will take when doing martiangle don't just make a wrong move if you want to implement a martiangle strategy.

[SLFJ]

Ah, they are only good for short runs, not on long runs definitely.

[zulfandina]

playing with martingale is difficult ... sometimes frustrating players, also playing martingale also requires high concentration and patience when betting ...
it's true, playing with martingale is quite a risk of a big loss, but if we can master the game, big wins are also waiting ...

there are times when something that is considered detrimental is more profitable ... sometimes the luck is in terrible places ....

[sheenazbay]

If playing Martingale is auto, I think it will destroy you if you play for a long time, but I prefer playing manually if using Martingale. even though that doesn't guarantee winning