Starting To Love Dice

[Nicol3]

Hello Stakers! I am a big fan of Keno and I am regular hunter of Keno's huge multipliers with smaller bets. Recently, before the 10-minute reloaded ended, I just saw myself continuously playing dice. Luckily giving me better results than how I usually get busted easily with it before. That is one reason why I actually did not want to play it more often. As I was saying, I was getting the hang of it recently and I would like to know if there is this most working strategy/settings using XRP currency. Allow me to give the detailed info on my own settings. 

So I use XRP as my currency. 

Base Bet :                               0.00100000 XRP

On Lose Raise Bet By:          20%

Payout:                                   10x

Win Chance:                           9.9000

Roll Over:                                90.10 

Instant Bet:                             On 

This gave me the chance to cash out 4 times before the 10-minute reload ended though they are only the minimum amount for withdrawal. But hey, that came from free money so who will tell me I should have not cashed out. 

I would appreciate your suggestion if anything should be modified for better results. Oh before I forgot I keep changing the client seeds when I don't get much of the greens. Does that make any sense? 

Good luck everybody! Cheers! 🤑

[Ali saher]

I think this is a good strategy but not any strategy work every time. You must decide your strategy after watching few bets then you understand game mod . If you play always same strategy I do don't think you make profit.

[Mashfiqun2018]

Keeping the 10x payout in mind, this is quite a risky strategy for sure. Although dice is awesome to hunt medium payouts like that. The 20% increase on loss also makes it a deadly but rewarding strategy. Anyone trying this should keep their balance in mind. If you have the luck and the balance, this will bring you more profit for longer loss streaks.

[evet]

This is a good martingale strategy. However, I would suggest that you put stop on loss so you won't risk your entire balance over the long losing streak. As observed, the longer you play, the more chance that the losing streaks gets longer and longer over time. 

[Nicol3]

I understand that my friend @evet. Don't worry I will take note of that. What should I set for the Stop loss my friend? Can you give me a nice amount to put there?

[lideralex]

it seems cool...
it's worth trying...

never had a passion for it lol ...
thanks for sharing your strategy ....

 

 

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[hunter]

Your 10x multiplier for every lose is too higher . I do it as 15 percent it's also profitable for 10 percent win chance . It can go up to 75 red streaks base on my experience. Not a tech savvy but for me changing seed also matters on your game play. Good luck for more wins! 

[sahil777]

its nice strat i used earlier when i started playing dice, but as you know nothing can work all the time, so after few nice wins it stopped working for me, then i simply started hunting, which is so tiring and mostly makes you bust but if you gets your hit that can be huge.

[yomzkie]

Been doing this strategy but different on loss on it, 10x can make you bust if you run it for long time

this multi is one of my favorite same as 6x, 3x, 2x and low multiplier for building up balances  

[BidaManEris]

Essentially, playing for high multiplier gives you a longer run with higher profit but don't get fooled- the reason why it only looks durable is because there are a lot of strings of losses to consider before you can meet a mean on such multiplier. Example, if you use 10x, the mean is 99 greens out of 1000 reds while in 2x, the mean is 495 greens out of 1000 reds. This means that it takes a very long session before you can actually feel that you are losing with higher payouts than with the lower ones. Chosing any multiplier would honestly make no difference- switching to a different multiplier is just a way of choosing a different way on how to die. If you insist, do not use the strategy for too long. ☠️

[j240]

This is a good short term paying out strategy , if you profited from it with thousands of rolls better change it in the next cause the reds will definetly show up straight. I've done this before i got profit but not that long until House edge hits.

[VeLr0s]

It is a good strategy but I think that not for very long time.. 

[Plttrends]

Yeh man i love dice when you started want to wagered larger than your win thats nice...

[Izacko]

Thank you for sharing game strategy guys, its worth reading.

[lay666]

onloss is fucking shit))

[Mahdirakib87]

Increasing 20% on loss at 10× is pretty risky. Though you have used low base bet but the increase on loss should be lowered. But you have successfully made good run with it. Congrats for it. Will try this but maybe with 12-15% increase on loss. 

[dkpiiit953]

hi guyz

It is very well known as a strategy and I have a friend of mine who lost 1.2 btc with the same strategy after more than 400 rolls without x10 after 20 days.
So for my part I do not recommend it at all.
at your own risk and childish.

Good luck guys and have a nice day

[ankit16]

My strategy in dice is very risky. As i set why win% to  10  thats all When i am lucky i  get a very big bonus but you can lose your money at a time. Risk is the main factor for a win. There is no business without risk. If you can bear loss you can use my tactics.

[peel1]

Dice is really good in some aspect however it can screw you over super fast if your not careful 

[Aiza824]

This is what gamblers called a grand martingale and this is very risky. Since your bet will increase than how you could actually get your next roll to hit your target with a rate of 50% faster thus, your chances of busting also increases by half as much. Example if you have 30 rolls to endure, you have 95.76% chance that you will not bust, but since you have increased the OnLoss rate by twice as much, your earnings would increase at the cost of your chances not to bust going down from that value to 79.41%. Be very careful using this approach.