Some basic martingale maths

[maverick528]

This topic is when you are betting on 2X multiplier games (like betting red, black, even,odd in roulette, or "player" in Baccarat, or in Blackjack, etc......)

When you are willing to risk all your bankroll in very few bets, this are some easy to remember quick rules.

 

If you think you will hit a green in the next two rolls, you bet ONE THIRD (1/3) of your total bankroll in the first bet, 2/3 in the next.

For example if 30K is your bankroll, on the 1st roll you bet 10K and in the next roll you bet 20K.

 

If you think you will win in 3 rolls (or less), you bet ONE SEVENTH (1/7) of your total bankroll on the 1st roll, 2/7 on the 2nd roll and 4/7 on the 3rd roll.

For example, lets suppose 70K is your bankroll, you bet 10K first, then 20K and last 40K.

 

If you think you will hit in 4 rolls (or less), you bet ONE FIFTEENTH (1/15) of your total bankroll on the 1st roll, 2/15 on the 2nd roll, 4/15 on the 3rd roll and finally 8/15 on the 4th roll.

For example, lets suppose 150K is your bankroll. Your first bet must be 10K, 2nd is 20K, 3rd is 40K and fourth is 80K.

 

On ALL of this examples, your profit when you win is an amount equal to that of the 1st bet.

 

 

 

 

[lolipant]

thank you

[maverick528]

7 minutes ago, lolipant said:

thank you

TY too for the spreadsheet you published for martingale.

This is just for this very very simple 2X multiplier, when ppl want to "almost" all-in, that is, to bet all balance in 2, 3 or 4 rolls....

 

[Shaniqua]

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[maverick528]

If its useful for somebody, the generic formula for playing 2X martingale with a B balance in N rolls is =

the base bet (starting bet)  must be B divided ((2 elevated to the N power) minus one)

 

For example if I want to be able to survive a max of 5 rolls with a bankroll of 100K =

the base bet is your bankroll divided by (32-1), so you play 3225 satoshis on the 1st roll, 6450 satoshis on the second roll, 12900 satoshis on the 3rd roll, 25800 on the 4th roll and finally 51600 satos on the 5th roll.

 

[maverick528]

On 4/18/2018 at 9:18 AM, frankilyn said:

where are you using this? can i use this on mies and hilo? you think its a good idea? and how much is the advice base bet at first?

All the examples and formulas are for any game with 2X multiplier.

 

[Neo-rock]

This is mind blowing strategy.very much needed pattern in betting.It will help to increase possibility of winning.

[0treb69]

On 3/29/2018 at 1:30 AM, maverick528 said:

This topic is when you are betting on 2X multiplier games (like betting red, black, even,odd in roulette, or "player" in Baccarat, or in Blackjack, etc......)

When you are willing to risk all your bankroll in very few bets, this are some easy to remember quick rules.

 

If you think you will hit a green in the next two rolls, you bet ONE THIRD (1/3) of your total bankroll in the first bet, 2/3 in the next.

For example if 30K is your bankroll, on the 1st roll you bet 10K and in the next roll you bet 20K.

 

If you think you will win in 3 rolls (or less), you bet ONE SEVENTH (1/7) of your total bankroll on the 1st roll, 2/7 on the 2nd roll and 4/7 on the 3rd roll.

For example, lets suppose 70K is your bankroll, you bet 10K first, then 20K and last 40K.

 

If you think you will hit in 4 rolls (or less), you bet ONE FIFTEENTH (1/15) of your total bankroll on the 1st roll, 2/15 on the 2nd roll, 4/15 on the 3rd roll and finally 8/15 on the 4th roll.

For example, lets suppose 150K is your bankroll. Your first bet must be 10K, 2nd is 20K, 3rd is 40K and fourth is 80K.

 

On ALL of this examples, your profit when you win is an amount equal to that of the 1st bet.

 

 

 

 

thanks for a good reminder :)