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There's a lot we can find online, that's the reason I experiment some of the betting system mentioned in the OP which is the martingale, but unfortunately, the result was opposite, so I quit.  ..... This only means, that a system would not work for everyone.

Anybody have any statistics showing the effectiveness of systems in the short vs long-term? (+ merit)

Categories Of Betting Systems

- Positive Progression Betting: This is the most popular betting system purely because gamblers don’t need to have a big bankroll to start the casino game. With the positive progression betting technique, gamblers progressively increase their bets after each win and progressively decrease their bets with each loss.
The theory behind the positive progression betting technique is that you have the greatest opportunity to maximize your profits when you are experiencing a winning streak at the casino game. Additionally, if you are experiencing a losing streak, employing a positive progression betting method will help you to minimize your losses. Positive Progression Betting is a relatively harmless betting technique that offers the opportunity to strike it rich when you are enjoying a winning streak. Always remember that you are not guaranteed a winning streak and should not expect one when playing at the casino.

- Negative Progression Betting: This is a more risky betting system, purely because gamblers require a bigger bankroll at the beginning and a strong will to put this system into practice. With the negative progression betting technique, gamblers progressively increase their bets after each loss with a hopeful expectation of recovering their losses with a single winning bet. Gamblers also decrease their bets when they experience a win.
The theory behind the negative progression betting technique is that even though you have lost the last wager, you are destined to win in the near future. And when that win eventually comes, you would have covered up your losses and made a handsome profit in the process. As enticing as this strategy sounds, it is not suggested for gamblers as it may encourage a risky downward spiral in your casino experience.

Although it is quite plausible that a gambler may employ this technique and walk away with a superb profit, this system is not designed to facilitate great profit for a gambler. Notwithstanding the heavily favored casino odds, there is a great probability that gamblers may lose all or a significant amount of their dedicated bankroll, or at best break even.
Many gamblers are of the opinion that the negative progression betting technique is a flawed method of gambling, as there is a lot of uncertainty as to when your losing streak will come to an end. The negative progression betting technique is not recommended to gamblers due to the volatility of the technique.
This method would suit those gamblers who are high rollers with an extremely strong financial caliber.

- Insurance Betting Systems: This is a relatively neutral gambling technique and is considered as a safer system. With the insurance betting system technique, gamblers progressively decrease their bets after each loss.
Bear in mind that the above techniques are not a sure-fire way to strike it rich, and these should be used with caution at all times.

Another factor to be wary of is called Gambler's Fallacy, where gamblers become fixated with particular casino games based on their characteristics and what stimulates their attention. Gamblers tend to create fallacies in their mind that have weak foundations based on rumors or their perception of reality. These fallacies can cloud the judgment of gamblers, which in turn enables the house edge to prevail easier.

well, if you are aware, some gambling places may still use some scripts that make the players at the gambling place suffer losses, perhaps by replacing the dealer card so that it looks like the dealer always wins and we as players often lose.

I think no one will ever share a really profitable strategy, because it will stop working. Almost all paid strategies and strategies that are in the public domain do not work or work for a very short time, showing negative results in the long run. Because the sellers and distributors of such strategies are just interested in the player's negative outcome.

Because there is no profitable strategies in gambling obviously. There is also no work strategies no matter for short or long period. When you win on gambling with a specific strategy, luck is the one who is working for your win not the strategy. No one should buy any gambling strategies, if there is a seller says that a strategy is working then there is no need for him to sell it as he can make money from it. Lets just use our basic logic on this case.

I think no one will ever share a really profitable strategy, because it will stop working. Almost all paid strategies and strategies that are in the public domain do not work or work for a very short time, showing negative results in the long run. Because the sellers and distributors of such strategies are just interested in the player's negative outcome.

- Negative Progression Betting: This is a more risky betting system, purely because gamblers require a bigger bankroll at the beginning and a strong will to put this system into practice. With the negative progression betting technique, gamblers progressively increase their bets after each loss with a hopeful expectation of recovering their losses with a single winning bet. Gamblers also decrease their bets when they experience a win.

This method would suit those gamblers who are high rollers with an extremely strong financial caliber.

This is a common excuse, Mister. Tired, distracted, lost concentration, was sleepy, had a headache ... everything will be to blame, but not the strategy.

I read somewhere that if a person is so justified. this is the first sign of gambling addiction. Somewhere on the forum, mister, maybe you also met this.

Most of these strategies are kinda off and are heavily-dependent on the gambler’s luck. While they are well-defined and systematic, they still don’t prove themselves to be actually useful in a real betting scenario. They can work, but most of the time they don’t due to a number of reasons. Variety in betting patterns tend to give gamblers more profits and wins than sticking to one of these strategies for a set period of time.

Using that system consistently makes you bankrupt easily, you never used that since you don't have an infinite bankroll.

I don't know why that method was invented, but that method is purely for gamblers who are greedy enough who can't accept loses when gambling.

Interesting topic, thanks! (although the information is not new to me).
I thought about this: from the point of view of mathematics, all these systems are equally unprofitable. That is, if you take a long distance, then the result when applying these strategies will be the same. Roughly speaking, with the same amount of bets for each strategy, the losses will be the same, which means that it is impossible to control the loss/profitability of the game on the part of the player. Has anyone tested this reasoning in practice?

Why do you think that losing is due to the fact that you lost patience and not for natural reasons? When you use the Martingale strategy, this is the standard option: at first small wins, but in the end one huge loss that destroys your depozit.

I usually use the Martingale system. It's true that none of these systems lessen the risk or even increases your chance of winning. Bankroll management, luck, and patience are needed if you really want to enjoy gambling. I always end up losing all my money when I lose my patience. Just enjoy gambling and feel free to use your own strategy.

I usually use the Martingale system.

It's true that none of these systems lessen the risk or even increases your chance of winning.

Bankroll management, luck, and patience are needed if you really want to enjoy gambling. I always end up losing all my money when I lose my patience. Just enjoy gambling and feel free to use your own strategy.