A lot of youths in Africa are into aviator and a lot of other crash games... what's interesting is that 90 percent of these young people have skills, jobs and sources of income,..why are we playing these games when the odds are constantly against us.
People come up with patterns trying to understand the algorithm of these games but from my experience these games have no pattern
They are been controlled by the bookmakers, out of a 100 percent the chances of winning is 10 percent
After winning more than 4 times In a row just know that losses is bound to happen even if you don't lose that same day
Crash games are not going to give you that extra source of income you are looking for.
Using the martingale system in these games is quite risky because sometimes you might lose 20 times in a row
And continuing in this system will make you an addict,, protect your financial life at all cost, stake what you can afford to lose and be disciplined
Martingale strategy for a luck based games? Good luck with that.. Sooner or later you would really be able to find for yourself busted up on doing crash games on which we know that same as dice these kind of games
doesnt really have any pattern when it comes on when you would really be winning. There's no patter that you can be able to form because if there's one then for sure people would be exploiting it
and casinos would really go bankrupt. One of the main reasons on why gambling business is profitable due to this kind of reason on which people are really that a fan on trying out to find on
something which we know that its not something possible when it comes to luck based games.
Better not to make yourself having those kind of chasing some patterns because sooner or later you will just notice out that you would be losing up more rather than on
winning up. These games are really giving on that kind of impulse feeling due to instant results but be careful in dealing with those emotions because this is something that cant really
be handled out if you do make yourself that too impulsive.