Martingale or Martinfail?

[wilbur]

Almost all of you used or still using martingale. How is it so far? Is it working for you or nah? 

Martingale seems like a pit to me though. 

[hux]

it works, for a while you just need to know when to stop, or have a big enough bankroll to do it

[wilbur]

Errrm the most traumatic experience for me is playing dice 200 BB first roll on DD and went till 500k on 2x multiplier =( never tried it again

[hux]

ouch

[blueprints]

Sometimes it works but its more frustrating then anything. I like to spice my cereal up a bit by playing inverse martingale sometimes. Its funner imo, profiting relies more on green streaks but you start out with low base bet. 

[ravenyvolle2]

In a long run, martingale will kill you even how much balance you have. 

You will eventually bust.

[wilbur]

2 hours ago, blueprints said:

Sometimes it works but its more frustrating then anything. I like to spice my cereal up a bit by playing inverse martingale sometimes. Its funner imo, profiting relies more on green streaks but you start out with low base bet. 

Yeah. Green is what it counts

 

2 hours ago, ravenyvolle2 said:

In a long run, martingale will kill you even how much balance you have. 

You will eventually bust.

Seems like. Is it the work of the house edge or?. . . 

Is there any explanation w this

[wry]

Martingale works great until it doesn't.

Bottom line is you have to quit a winner to be a winner.  Sadly, it is hard to quit when you are winning.  Worse, it is even harder to quit when you are losing.

Set a win target and stick to it.

Good Luck!

[wilbur]

I know right..  The worst thing is chasing very low basebet when doing martingale. So better stop while you are in profit