I only know a game where you can beat the house edge, and it is in moneypot
I think that strategies do not make sense in random games
Topic: (Popular) betting strategies that aren't Martingale? - page 2. (Read 1978 times)
First of all, I know what a house edge is and that there is no such thing as a betting strategy that allows one to seriously "beat the house edge". So with that being said, this is intended to be more of a fun experiment rather than anything particularly serious.
So anyway, I was thinking about making a series of blog posts where I try out a number of popular betting strategies on various dice sites to compare the results of different strategies and techniques. Everyone already knows about Martingale, but are there any other popular dice betting strategies out there? I remember seeing someone using a reverse Martingale strategy once where they would double their bet after every win rather than every loss (or at least that's how I think it went).
Anyone know of any others? Ideally I'd like to compare the most popular ones but any suggestions are appreciated.
So anyway, I was thinking about making a series of blog posts where I try out a number of popular betting strategies on various dice sites to compare the results of different strategies and techniques. Everyone already knows about Martingale, but are there any other popular dice betting strategies out there? I remember seeing someone using a reverse Martingale strategy once where they would double their bet after every win rather than every loss (or at least that's how I think it went).
Anyone know of any others? Ideally I'd like to compare the most popular ones but any suggestions are appreciated.
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