In fact, many now use the Martingale system instead of doing one stroke of luck, and the strange thing is that it is also liable to lose the same "chance" if it plays one betting with all the amount, and the question here is, why do gamblers prefer this system to a single roll?
Hi,
Let it go ... your OP, I thought, but in a way it has some odds / post, what you raise but breaking bankroll management or a simple strategy to play.
You know!! when they tell you mathematically it is possible ... but their probabilities are very low, it really depends on that, if I have 99% of winning and they pay me at 2x Yes!! a single bet, but if I have 99% and they pay me 1.02 % I say no. (If it's all my bankroll)
I think you mean the classic bet it "allin" at once, and when you say "amount" which in my case is my bankroll, then the best option to bet it all is a coinflip (50/50) with a 1: 1 payout because it is the option to compare it with matingala where the bet is doubled but you must guarantee a return of at least 2x, eg some apply martingale to sports bets with odss less than 2x, they lose in the medium term, it is not only about doubling the bet, it is about the ROI.
If you understand the above, you understand what your OP proposal falls into, to use martingale you just have to make a bet (single roll)
So sometimes a stroke of luck if you do not know what you are doing will not return your initial investment.