Yes, I totally agree with your beliefs, neither for trading nor for gambling, but let's suppose that in a week you earned about 4 or 5 dollars, doing everything in a precise and hard way, doing the corresponding analysis, but what happens? if we do that every day we will last much longer to see our balance up, so let's suppose we start a new trading week and we win a trade, let's suppose I win 1 dollar, but we want to do the martingale, we take that 1 dollar and bet it in trading, doing the same operation, if we win we bet the profit plus the dollar we have at the beginning if it goes well we do about 3 or 4 operations like that, if we win them we will have increased our balance in a short time, but in case we don't, we will leave it there and we have not lost anything, but if we have to risk sometimes like that, I do it that way.
What you described is not Martingale, because after a loss you do not increase the bet in such a way as to return the losses + profit on top. You described a regular multi bet (only distributed over time, where the winnings are temporarily in your hands and then you send them to the next bet), and I like this approach - I always make multi bets with high odds, maximizing the risk but also the profit.
Gentlemen, I think you're in the wrong thread. Looks like LUCKMCFLY accidentally responded to a post from this thread here.
As for Bundesliga, the first game of matchday 10 is behind us, not much action in the Union Berlin Vs Freiburg, we had a goalless draw. It was an even game, with slight advantage for Freiburg, who even got awarded with a penalty early in a game but failed to convert and eventually both teams split points.
Easy games for Bayern and Leverkusen tomorrow (St Pauli and Bochum respectively). The most interesting one seems to be Stuttgart Vs Eintracht. It will be a real test for the Frankfurt team, if they fail, they will likely lose their current 3rd place and will get overtaken by Leverkusen or Borussia D or both of them.