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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

Dont waste up that money for a short period of time yet martingale can bust you out on a blink of an eye when losing streaks do hits you. This would matter on luck and for those friends of yours do make use of this method might be lucky on that day but as we all know not all the times we are lucky. It can turn upside down and take those winnings from you. Use for your own risk and dont expect too much because roulette and dice martingale strategy has no difference at all. Just others said this had been discussed for how many years already.

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matingale discussion has been active since ages here and in short words no it doesn't work , but I see some people believe that it may work on sprotsbetting or trading here
actually IMO martingale is the worst strategy even if you have the edge , so it's not good even in trading and sportsbetting even if you are making good trades or bets

in short words a good trader should be making more good trades than the bad ones and the same applies for a good sports bettor
so let's say a trader usually makes his trades aiming for 20% profit and stop loss of 20% as well , he should be doing good as long as he have 50% or more success rate ( a little bit more due to exchange fees ) now if he is martingaling even his good trades may end up eating his bankroll due to a really bad swing

so in general the only way to make money in trading and gambling is to do good value bets and trades , you will have success using these without the need of betting more cause a streak may happen that will eat your bankroll
by doing just value bets and trades you will be minimizing the risk and in the long run you will end up profitable without the need of wagering more and more when you are losing

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Quote from: adaseb on August 08, 2018, 04:32:19 PM

Using martingale on Roulette is no different than using martingale on regular dice.

Basically all these methods have resulted in alot of people (including myself) getting their accounts emptied because they ended up with 20 reds in a row on something like a 50/50 win rate.

If you do it on Roulette it will be no different. Eventually you will have a huge losing stream and you will run out of money.

Except I would add that you might tend to get higher house edges on Roulette than on dice (where the industry standard is 1%, if not lower). Your chances of prolonging your gameplay (essential to a martingale strategy I suppose) is also better playing at a Bitcoin Casino.

GBP 2,000 on fiat probably only lets you have a min bet of $0.10 (that I've seen) and max bets won't allow you to maximise your bankroll. Probably only allow you to get a max of 10/11 streaks on martingale.

Coverth those sterling to Bitcoin and you have around 0.4 BTC at today's rate. Any decent dice site will let you start at 1 satoshi, so that bankroll gets you up to 20 streaks on a simple 50% martingale.

Not that you have a guarantee of winnings of course. This is just making it unlikelier for you to bust quickly, is all.

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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

Martingale is a negative progression betting system, it also means that you need to double your bet every time you lose.
If u do the martingale strategy.. no matter how much you will bet what will be your profit will always be your initial bet.

Example:

1 L
2 L
4 L
8 L
16 L
32 W
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L: 1+2+4+8+16 = 31
W: 32 = 32
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PROFIT: 32-31 = 1

You need also to consider the house edge, bet limits and your budget/capital to gamble

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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

In theory this action allows a very high risk, but the risk can be controlled by the trader in dealing with it, the most important is a plan that must be clear, not from opening a new position and preparing money management to deal with the possibility of a long trend can occur. The conclusion is that all the strategies / methods are good but nothing is perfect, surely has advantages and disadvantages, so learn and find out the shortcomings related to which conditions will bring losses.

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Martingale is always a risky strategy, as are all other strategies. However, if you're lucky and you stick to your limits, they'll all can work and if you're not lucky all strategies will fail.

Last week we've witnessed an epic session of someone on roulette, who not only used the black/white bets, but also placed very risky bets surrounding/attacking certain numbers, which worked very well. And the guy walked away with over 3200 ETH (value in USD was 1.3 million that day).

Here's an example of one of his big hits:

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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

Martingale, tho a good strategy for some, it comes with a high risk so I wouldn't be surprised if they don't recommend it. I personally simetimes play with this strategy on dice games and blackjack but I do not think it's profitable if you're not that lucky. Yes, I said lucky becuase imo you need luck to win any gamble even when you are using any 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

Hey Martingale is a old and tried and tested strategy, Martingale you'll find every second gambler has either tried it or will recommend based on his experience. Normally I'm not a big fan of this strategy as in the long run you go bust, plus this strategy has been tried mostly on dice not roulettes. While the guide is definitely good, I would advise you not to follow it as the probalties of you incurring looses are higher. As for your friend it could be purely a stroke of luck, as gambling requires loads of luck irrespective of the strategy.

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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

Martingale strategy always works on any kind of gambling including roulette but never use it for a long run, because it's really dangerous to use it for long run. You can busted easily, so just use it for a short run like 10-20 minutes or until you get a nice profit.

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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

Not because your friend wins and it will also happen to you, martingale can give you chance to earned a little but it will also attract you to engage too much, and the greediness inside your minds will eat you up and let you to burned out every single penny of your bankroll, before you begin your sessions
better to think twice and review more, personal experience wise mate..

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Quote from: Galotta on August 08, 2018, 01:09:15 PM

Well, Martingale strategies typically require a large amount of small bets which might be easier implement in games with a lower minimum bet than roulette (such as dice games).
But I guess it is possible with roulette if you want to.

Any method can implement if you have a money but OP is asking whether he can make a money from this method. I don't think any method will work in the long run in gambling because we can't be lucky every time and every day we play these games. Yes, if one just want to play these games for fun then we can try any method but if the purpose is to make money then I would say chances are very less.

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Using martingale on Roulette is no different than using martingale on regular dice.

Basically all these methods have resulted in alot of people (including myself) getting their accounts emptied because they ended up with 20 reds in a row on something like a 50/50 win rate.

If you do it on Roulette it will be no different. Eventually you will have a huge losing stream and you will run out of money.

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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

You can also used Martingale on roulette but I guess you can apply them in the color bet: red/black and it depends how much you are going to put on your first bet. I'm sure that you know how it works but if you are unlucky, you can't go even further than 7 losing streak (at least in my experienced).

You might want to try it to see how it goes but remember that roulette is based on pure luck so if you got unlucky just like me, you will be busted in just a couple of spins.

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Yeah it goes without saying that there are no risk free strategies when it comes to gambling. You should be aware that the main feature of a martingale strategy is concentrating the risk of a loss onto very improbable but in that case also quite catastrophic events Tongue

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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

Roulette type of gambling is playing against the house. House always win in long run so you will only rely on your luck if you used martingale or whatever strategy you have there. There is no strategy to win in any house edge gambling games because it will be pure luck. Yes others won using that method but still that's luck. And even you have lots of money, "AFAIK" there is a betting limit to that.

Out of your question but I sees martingale is effective in sportsbetting in my case. In here you will not rely on your luck alone because there are factors to increase winning. Chances of losing for let's say 5 to 7 times in a row is so unusual so with the proper odds and selection, a guaranteed profit awaits. Well of course only do it on a sports you have really have knowledge.

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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

Great link, play all those in reverse. You might have to dig yourself our of a whole once in a while, but there is more room for strategy with reverse strategies I think. The link you provided is so good I don't think anyone can provide more info, like personal experience maybe. Personal experience is, stay away from martingale, or at least play it cautiously.

All those strategies in their original form are casino friendly strategies, often surrounded by casino affiliate links and banners. Gambling is for gambling, not making money, a true gambler will play with a million dollars in the bank, the only reason I recommended reverse or progressive strategies is because I think it is a better way to gamble, not a way to make money.

If gambling excites you and you love to win even if you loose it back later, and you're playing with what you can afford to loose, and it doesn't hurt when you do loose, than you can try any strategy, progressive, regressive, combination of both, but if you are looking for that one strategy to make some money, a loss is likely and will probably hurt.

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I've used this method in the past and busted, but gambling's still luck in the end no matter what method you use, so I could have just been extremely unlucky (but mathematically you're guaranteed to lose eventually).

I do like the fact that this guide does at least a brief introduction to house edge and RTP, as I often see people just assuming you're guaranteed to win with some methods (which obviously can't happen), and AFAIK the math is correct. Good balance of understandability and detail, especially the analogy to betting on a favorite.

In the end, I tend to stray away from methods and just play what I feel is fun. It's inevitable that you'll lose in gambling, and having fun with what you have is more fun than executing a boring method for something like roulette and losing.

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Well, Martingale strategies typically require a large amount of small bets which might be easier implement in games with a lower minimum bet than roulette (such as dice games).
But I guess it is possible with roulette if you want to.

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Well, based from my experience, if you don't have unlimited money to use in that strategy, using Martingale will just make you lose all of your money. Many people got rekt by that strategy and only a very few got any profit out of it. If what you're saying is true regarding your friends winning using that strat, why don't you just ask them for help? But personally, I would stay away from it and just try other strategies out there that have real evidence of having decent profit.

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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

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