Alternative for martingale? - page 5.

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Quote from: mindrust on June 02, 2016, 09:17:07 AM

The chances are always going to be the same when you are trying to make 1$ to 1000$. Try whatever strategy you like.

In fact it is not. Take a look at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.10529739 if you are interested. Some ways of betting gives you a slightly better chance to reach a profit target, but the bottom line is, dice games always give you a negative EV no matter how you play.

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Martingale never worked for me though I tried them quite a few times.Whenever I succeeded to make some withdraw was becasue of random bets.But I am also surprised to see there are so many strategies like some are shared above.These seems interesting and another reason to give few more hands in dice.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

Someone had a similar strategy to martingale but bit more safer, apparently variation of the Paroli Betting Style

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sick-of-martingale-give-this-a-shot-it-works-chart-and-instructions-1430193

I tried it a bit but didn't have much patience to go all the way

Looks like interesting methods i will try this method in dice game maybe it will work.. also share other methods i am looking for reverse martingale if how does it work or anti martingale methods..

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

yes there are many dice strategy that can use other than martiangle method these are the FF:

-Labouchere
-Fibonacci
-d'Alembert
-martiangle
-inverse martiangle
-double martiangle

thats all i know

remember all of these is not 100%, in the long run you might lose as always, house always wins

Wow, you must be a real dice lover. I have never heard about those first three strategies, could you explain more about it?
The only strategy I know is martingale, and I have so bad luck with martingale.

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Quote from: Red-Apple on June 02, 2016, 08:14:49 AM

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale? I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

Anti martingale or martingaling with different multipliers are just some other strategies. Even betting large after losing few number of smaller bets is another strategy, but they won't work in the long term . The only difference will be when you will bust. Some strategies could be high risk and bust soon, and some could take more time to bust with less returns in short term.

i think it is called reverse martingale not anti martingale. and it is worse than martingale. if i remember it right from when i read about it you bet big and reduce the amount on each bet after that and it will not cover your losses.

I believe its different. In reverse martingale, you make a base bet of 1$, and then double that on winning. You keep doubling for a few number of consecutive wins. So if you hit a winning streak of say 7, then 1$ will become 128$ in that streak. A player sets the max number of wins he wants to go for.

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Quote from: Red-Apple on June 02, 2016, 08:14:49 AM

i think it is called reverse martingale not anti martingale.

and it is worse than martingale. if i remember it right from when i read about it you bet big and reduce the amount on each bet after that and it will not cover your losses.

"Reverse martingale" and "Anti-martingale" are actually the same thing (for your reference, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_%28betting_system%29#Anti-martingale), and your description isn't right either.
With reverse martingale, a player will increase his bet size after a win and reset his bet size after a loss (in comparison, with martingale, a player will increase his bet size after a loss and reset his bet size after a win).

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No there isn't. Martingale itself isn't a reliable strategy anyway.

The chances are always going to be the same when you are trying to make 1$ to 1000$. Try whatever strategy you like.

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I also think any strategy which we use to chase our lose will lead us to get busted in the end, best way to forget about this and start with same way like you are playing before get busted and i think sport betting has very good chance to make good profit.

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I am unable to make profits with martingale strategy using in my automated dice gambling. The house edge always win with the longest losing streaks against me. I'm not ready to look for another strategy to risk some more my bitcoins.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

yes there are many dice strategy that can use other than martiangle method these are the FF:

-Labouchere
-Fibonacci
-d'Alembert
-martiangle
-inverse martiangle
-double martiangle

thats all i know

remember all of these is not 100%, in the long run you might lose as always, house always wins

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I'm trying this method of mine combining martingale and reverse martingale while playing in the dice site, making proper timing together with some luck and stop after reaching 30% of my actual capital, just remember mate any strategy needs you to be contented enough set your goal and control yourself.

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https://www.casino-strategy.com/

Here you can find some nice strategies for roulette, slots, and black jack. With nice explanations about that. There is more sites about this question, forum talks, videos on youtube. I read a lot about this things, and I tried some strategies that I found interesting in my opinion. YouTube is also nice place to see how some people win, people film it and you see some strategy from first hand...

Martingale is universe, I like to play progressive and that is basically martingale, just I don't double bet every time, sometimes I rise bet even much more. and when I`m on high bet sometimes I like to repeat bet. Cause many times I saw and get two good ones in a row. So I like to play progressive and on feeling when to rise, or lower bet.

I advise you to read and check all this things I told you about, and after that to try some mix of all that. Combine good things in your head and that is it, sometimes you will lose, sometimes you will win, its gambling. Just try to win a bit more.

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After trying different settings I came to a conclusion that there is no bot or script that will give you stable win for longer period. Dice sites can't exist if people can use all the time automatic scripts who will win the bankroll of the House each time. Best to play manual so you can regonize the losing streaks.

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No, there is no strategy that "works".
If there would be way to win from gambling with some strategy all gambling sites would be bankrupted already.

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Quote from: ajaxmoor on June 02, 2016, 08:05:38 AM

Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

Anti martingale or martingaling with different multipliers are just some other strategies. Even betting large after losing few number of smaller bets is another strategy, but they won't work in the long term .
The only difference will be when you will bust. Some strategies could be high risk and bust soon, and some could take more time to bust with less returns in short term.

i think it is called reverse martingale not anti martingale.

and it is worse than martingale. if i remember it right from when i read about it you bet big and reduce the amount on each bet after that and it will not cover your losses.

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Quote from: BitMaxz on June 02, 2016, 07:48:06 AM

Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

Anti martingale or martingaling with different multipliers are just some other strategies. Even betting large after losing few number of smaller bets is another strategy, but they won't work in the long term .
The only difference will be when you will bust. Some strategies could be high risk and bust soon, and some could take more time to bust with less returns in short term.

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Guys do you think there's alternative for martingale?
I found some strategy anti-martingale and reverse martingale do you think guys it will work in dice game or other gambling games?

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