And you don't have to make anything clear to me, I have brains so that I can think for myself and don't have to follow everything the crowd says or believes in.
Martingale is not a gambling strategy for me and that is it, believe it or believe it not, it's up to you bud.
Chill. This is just a healthy debate. Your reasoning about Martingale not being a gambling strategy is silly frankly speaking, but you do you.
I know it's a healthy debate bud, and I am as relaxed as you can imagine, and like I said before, I am not arguing that you guys agree with me that martingale is not a strategy in gambling, my stand that martingale is not a gambling strategy is something I came to believe on my own, away from what you guys, and possibly billions of other people believe.
First of all, let's find out what they word "Strategy" mean in English dictionary, according to Google -
a plan of action designed to achieve a long-term or overall aim.And what is the aim of every gambler? - To win, right? That's right.
Now, does martingale help a gambler win in gambling? Does it increase a gamblers chances of winning in gambling? - the answer to this two questions is a big "NO".
Martingale does not help a gambler win, it does not increase a gamblers chances of winning a game, if there is one thing I know martingale does, it helps empty your bankroll faster, this automatically disqualifies or disqualified Martingale from being a strategy, believe it or not, it's what I believe myself, and nothing can change that.