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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

I think it's not worth to try with 2k£ in the gambling games and it is better you do with another thing except you have a lot of money to spend. and if you want to start to playing gambling, I think you don't have to use a big money because you don't have a chance to win in any gambling games but you have a big chance to get lost all of your money. so I hope that you can be wise to think about this and will consider using the small money to see what will you've got in the gambling games.

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Quote from: btctalk4life on August 14, 2018, 10:03:52 PM

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That's true, many people under impression that they will mostly win in the beginning and only start losing after that but that is not correct. One time I got more than 10 continuous losses in dice, not in the roulette game. I agree with you that whether you play for long or short there is no guarantee.

Well it would be 50% but if you add provably fair on the casinos, the advantage they have, it would seem like less than 5% of the advantage of the casino is against the player. And the more you play the more larger that percentage is and that’s what I think is going on if you play in the long run.

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Quote from: btctalk4life on August 14, 2018, 10:03:52 PM

Actually it works for a short time like in the first 10-20minutes depends on your luck but if you use martingale strategy for a long run, you will be dead because martingale for a long run is a big no for me and usually you will ended with lose.

math said work never, short or long
if you dont use martigale and choice random, you have similar %

i'll show you

first bet: you choice RED on roulette: you have 50% of win (in real you have 36/2 on 37) -> result BLACK -> you lose
second bet: you choice RED on roulette with (x2): you have too 50% of win!!!!

is always 50%
- if you play for less minutes
- if you play for 1hour
- if you play for days

That's true, many people under impression that they will mostly win in the beginning and only start losing after that but that is not correct. One time I got more than 10 continuous losses in dice, not in the roulette game. I agree with you that whether you play for long or short there is no guarantee.

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Quote from: btctalk4life on August 14, 2018, 10:03:52 PM

Actually it works for a short time like in the first 10-20minutes depends on your luck but if you use martingale strategy for a long run, you will be dead because martingale for a long run is a big no for me and usually you will ended with lose.

math said work never, short or long
if you dont use martigale and choice random, you have similar %

i'll show you

first bet: you choice RED on roulette: you have 50% of win (in real you have 36/2 on 37) -> result BLACK -> you lose
second bet: you choice RED on roulette with (x2): you have too 50% of win!!!!

is always 50%
- if you play for less minutes
- if you play for 1hour
- if you play for days

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Quote from: Sukut on August 15, 2018, 01:21:48 PM

A big LOL to this one. For the others, long as you have a big bankroll, you can make profit. That's it. Just have an infinitely big bankroll Cheesy

Now that I am thinking about it, I wonder if there's a casino with the biggest possible wager that would allow to maximize such a Martingale strategy? I know 999dice has 40 BTC max profit so that's 40 BTC on a x2 martingale which means you could go for a 36-streak martingale on x2 payout, starting at 1 satoshi and 36th bet at 34.36 BTC.

I suppose you could go all day autobet. Chances of hitting a losing streak 36 times in a row is 1 in 34 billion or something because of house edge.

If you can do 100k bets a day = 50,000 satoshi profit average daily.

Chances then become that you bust 1 every 34,360 days, almost 100 years.

So if you only play for 1 year, you have a 1 in 100 chance of busting that. If you get away with this. you make BTC 0.1825

Worth risking 40 BTC?

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

Why would anyone want to share their winning strategy if it works 100% against the casino, your friends might have won some money using that martingale strategy, but the main reason is because they are on a lucky day while gambling on the roulette game that specific day, so I would strongly advise everyone to take caution when gambling with any strategy that claims to be able to beat the casino.

A big LOL to this one. For the others, long as you have a big bankroll, you can make profit. That's it. Just have an infinitely big bankroll Cheesy

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

Why would anyone want to share their winning strategy if it works 100% against the casino, your friends might have won some money using that martingale strategy, but the main reason is because they are on a lucky day while gambling on the roulette game that specific day, so I would strongly advise everyone to take caution when gambling with any strategy that claims to be able to beat the casino.

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IMO roulette have more complex way to bet and martiangle IMO do not fit on roulette type except you're choosing between red and black gameplay.
I'm ever do martiangle on roulette and the result will make you won't try for second attempt.

Better martiangle on dice, as simple as that !

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I used to believe in martingale but on dice rather than roluette, I never tried to gamble on roluette to be honest because of the zeroes, if I saw a roulette with no zero than I might have given a chance at that too. Seeing how the chances are similar I think my dice gambling with martingale can actually be used as an example here. I used to gamble with about 1 bitcoin (back when bitcoin worth like 150 bucks) and made it to 2.2 with gambling either 0.01 or 0.02 start and just martingale my way to 2.2 btc.

I felt that martingale was the best strategy and I could never lose with this. However I was left with zero bitcoins as soon as I hit a streak of losses (I think 17 in a row? Forgot the actual number). Martingale works almost always, except that one big bad loss streak.

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I wouldn’t bother analysing specific strategies too much, most of them are a load of shit. If you find yourself in a casino desperately trying to follow somebody else’s strategy you’ll likely end up doing worse than you would have without said strategy.

Just gamble with an amount you don’t mind losing if it goes to shit & you’re unlucky.

In roulette I find simply picking your favourite 5 or 6 numbers & splitting your chips across those number & the one to the left or right of them works as well as any strategy.

It’s all luck any way, if you’re meant to do well on a specific day you’ll do well. Good luck everybody but gamble responsibly.

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

I wouldn't even think of using that strategy in any type of game. There was a thread about Martingale strategy and you can read from there different experience of different gamblers who tried to use Martingale strategy in different games. Bottom line, it didn't work. They ended up losing. Remember, it's a game of chance, no strategy can beat that or else it will be a game of strategies.

It was pointed out that this strategy can be useful not to WIN much but to make sure your playing time is longer, for example to eat up wagering requirements or to build up wager amounts for loyalty programs and I agree here.

For example, if you have enough bankroll to make 15x streaks martingale, you can set it autobet to maximum 8 times loss, and just keep using that strategy to build up your wagers. This can be to get/activate a bonus or to just build up points. If you take into account cashback it all adds up.

If you are lucky, you end up even with small profit from the bonus. If you are playing on normal luck, you can finish the bankroll, but it is sort of an investment to get higher levels or have.

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Just for the purpose of gaining some data I've made a block of 100k dice bets using martingale with stop loss and stop win amounts and I was positive 1.7 % on the wagered amount. 2nd block I was aiming for 100k bets again but I was down around 5% on wagered after 40k bets and I gave up.

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Quote from: btctalk4life on August 14, 2018, 10:03:52 PM

Quote from: nydiacaskey01 on August 14, 2018, 06:38:14 PM

Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

I wouldn't even think of using that strategy in any type of game. There was a thread about Martingale strategy and you can read from there different experience of different gamblers who tried to use Martingale strategy in different games. Bottom line, it didn't work. They ended up losing. Remember, it's a game of chance, no strategy can beat that or else it will be a game of strategies.

Actually it works for a short time like in the first 10-20minutes depends on your luck but if you use martingale strategy for a long run, you will be dead because martingale for a long run is a big no for me and usually you will ended with lose.

In long run in any game generally you will end up losing in the gambling. This is what statistics has proved and thus so it is said that people should quit as soon as possible if they win in the start itself rather than playing for longer and then losing the winning amount as well.

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Quote from: nydiacaskey01 on August 14, 2018, 06:38:14 PM

Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

I wouldn't even think of using that strategy in any type of game. There was a thread about Martingale strategy and you can read from there different experience of different gamblers who tried to use Martingale strategy in different games. Bottom line, it didn't work. They ended up losing. Remember, it's a game of chance, no strategy can beat that or else it will be a game of strategies.

Actually it works for a short time like in the first 10-20minutes depends on your luck but if you use martingale strategy for a long run, you will be dead because martingale for a long run is a big no for me and usually you will ended with lose.

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

I wouldn't even think of using that strategy in any type of game. There was a thread about Martingale strategy and you can read from there different experience of different gamblers who tried to use Martingale strategy in different games. Bottom line, it didn't work. They ended up losing. Remember, it's a game of chance, no strategy can beat that or else it will be a game of strategies.

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 08, 2018, 09:12:57 AM

Hi guys is there anyone knowing anything about Martingale strategy? I'm new on it and i'd like to start to use it in online roulettes. Do u think that it worth trying using it if my budget is roughly 2k£? I found this guide https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies and they say it's better not to use it; but i have friends who won real money thanks to that.
Can anyone giving me any further info about? Thanks very much

Anecdotes do not cancel the math, many people hear stories about people doing something against the probabilities and winning but whenever that happens is just an anomaly, over the long term you will be a loser if you go against the probabilities.

The martingale system seems to work precisely because of that, people see that with the martingale system they can only lose their money if they lose several times in a row and when they see that they think it is impossible for that to happen, but it is not, and when you finally lose enough times to break the system you will lose all your money, so please before betting in the roulette take the time to read more about it, since it has been proven that the martingale system simply does not work.

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As I know if you are going to play martingale on roulette, this wont happen because the number you are hunting and the payout you get are not worth, if you said about dice or other game may be it is possible thing but when it comes to this game what you need to do is luck and try to martingale on zero if you have enough balance. I can't guarantee when it hits but somehow I found out that it is able to martingale from there and it is worth enough

I don't think you know what you're talking about. Have you ever played roulette yourself?

You can martingale on red/black, odd/even, manque/passe (high/low) which all give x2 payout. And you can even choose 18 numbers yourself and double your bet on loss (that's what martingale is). There are plenty of possibilities to martingale on roulette, you can even choose less numbers to make the payout higher. I've even seen people being lucky with martingale with bets on first, second or third dozen. That's the same as doing martingale on x3 payout on dice. Of course roulette has a higher House Edge, so it's more risky than dice, but the good part of roulette is that you can choose your own lucky numbers.

And why would you suggest people to martingale on zero? I mean, zero gives the same payout as any other single number, which on European Roulette is x36. And how exactly would you suggest them to martingale on a single number? I mean, how much should the player raise in %? And how would he be able to do that? Or are you suggesting people to double their bets on loss while they hunt a x36 payout? That's kinda stupid, isn't it?

Of course I played but not something like red and black things, I played mostly European roulette when I always bet on single numbers but of course you really need to have some balance to cover your bet. This is gambling, so you will never know when you are going to hit that aingle number or even zero at that time

Let say you get your money there and place on X number and martingale it, double on loss when you hit the number the payout is really good. And when you lose it, just get away from it and do not continue to martingale it. Usually I use martingale strategy up to 8 times or sometimes lower than that depends on your balance as well. Btw are you even betting there with your bankroll? I think this isnpretty common strategy to bet on roulette

Back to base bet when you do already hit up a winning bet which is really common even on a automated martingale settings which same as you said this is just a common strategy being used.
If you do tend to use it then you would always end up on depending on how your bankroll can able to handle losing streaks. We are all aware on that one but this doesnt really make a difference.

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Quote from: sloppy feeling on August 13, 2018, 07:15:24 AM

well..got it =D. I would've liked to give it a try but, since apparently bankruptcy is almost guaranteed, i guess i'll invest my budget somewhere else.
Thank you again guys

That is clever of you. Honestly, if you are destined to lose money, nothing can save you or you can say that if home has decided to snatch your money, you cannot defeat them. Investing your money is the right thing to do with it. Your money is a hard earned one so you must be careful while consuming it. I will suggest you going for bitcoin trading or altcoin trading.

If you still like to stick within gambling industry then you may opt for investment options of few gambling houses with their bankroll. To maximize the bankroll of houses, some crypto-based gambling sites offering such facility. You may try them. But take your final decision after analyzing those sites' recent performances and other investors' ROI.

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Probably the people you know use the Martingale strategy have been lucky and probably has a limit to how much they are going to gamble meaning they stop when they reach a certain amount of money. I think that’s a great way to limit with yourself and once you have been successful, just stop.

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Because there isn't really a strategy you can depend on other than your luck especially when you play a pure luck based game like roulette. (it is self explanatory ) You are either lucky or not. 1 or 0.

If you are going to play roulette and have the money that you don't need or can afford to lose, just go all in because the result will be same either you spend the money in 5 hours or 1 second. Actually in 5 hours your chances of getting anything worthwhile is way lesser (also losing all your money, because you can always stop playing at the 2nd or 3rd hour.)

Since you are already ready to sacrifice the money just bang it away on one game.

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