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legendary
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You can apply martingale to everything. Many crypto traders use the same logic when trading. It is like setting yourself checkpoints and doubling the sells or buys depending on the price movement. If it goes down $1k, buy x amount. If it goes down $2k, buy x2 amount.

If you lose your game in blackjack, re-enter with x2 amount.

If you step on the wrong tile, x2 increase the wager amount.

etc. It is easy.
Not everything. Martingale works only with even odds games just like other progression strategies which is why you cannot use it in sports betting etc where the odds are not exactly even majority of the time.

The process is easy though the results could turn out to be horrible in the long term which is why it is a very risky strategy. I prefer Oscar's grind since it is more conservative and helps your bankroll last longer in this regard.

I just told you how you can use this.

So you are telling me that I can't apply martingale to sports betting. Watch me how I do it:

Juventus : Napoil pick draw, result: Juve wins, increase the wager amount x2
Juventus : AC milan pick draw, result: AC milan wins, increase the wager amount by x2 again
Juventus : Cagliari pick draw, result: Draw, congratz you made some profits.

See? You can apply to anything and I mean literally ANYTHING.
hero member
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You can apply martingale to everything. Many crypto traders use the same logic when trading. It is like setting yourself checkpoints and doubling the sells or buys depending on the price movement. If it goes down $1k, buy x amount. If it goes down $2k, buy x2 amount.

If you lose your game in blackjack, re-enter with x2 amount.

If you step on the wrong tile, x2 increase the wager amount.

etc. It is easy.
Not everything. Martingale works only with even odds games just like other progression strategies which is why you cannot use it in sports betting etc where the odds are not exactly even majority of the time.

The process is easy though the results could turn out to be horrible in the long term which is why it is a very risky strategy. I prefer Oscar's grind since it is more conservative and helps your bankroll last longer in this regard.
legendary
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His balls must have been that size



Since Stake signature campaign is closed, I wonder how this will affect the number of gamblers on stake and total crypto spent there?
What do you think?
legendary
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Just for you to have an idea, 100% of this profit I made in the last Saturday's 1h Race was made playing some kind of martinfail in Mines
Martingale system with Mines? Damn. That system itself is truly high risk in nature and coupling it with Mines pushes the risk factor even higher. D'Alembert or Paroli are better in this regard for the short term.

I personally prefer risking the Martingale strategy on games with a low house edge like Blackjack and Baccarat where I tend to win more often.

You can apply martingale to everything. Many crypto traders use the same logic when trading. It is like setting yourself checkpoints and doubling the sells or buys depending on the price movement. If it goes down $1k, buy x amount. If it goes down $2k, buy x2 amount.

If you lose your game in blackjack, re-enter with x2 amount.

If you step on the wrong tile, x2 increase the wager amount.

etc. It is easy.
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Are race times random or they are announced? Can i see the past races leader boards somewhere?

Thanks
Just like Symphonized said you can always check it directly on Stake at "Races" tab.. or on their Social Medias / Discord
About their Telegram Races Channel the link is https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjAOSavn6tYRZUWBw

Yes and recently Edward just started double racing.
Those at our Telegram would already start from its first second which boost up their final positions Wink


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sr. member
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Are race times random or they are announced? Can i see the past races leader boards somewhere?

Thanks
Just like Symphonized said you can always check it directly on Stake at "Races" tab.. or on their Social Medias / Discord
About their Telegram Races Channel the link is https://t.me/joinchat/AAAAAEjAOSavn6tYRZUWBw
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Are race times random or they are announced? Can i see the past races leader boards somewhere?

Thanks

Some are announced at Stake's Forum, Twitter, Telegram and at Stake.com
Other times might be random, always check the Races countdown from Stake.com


Looks like Bitcoin price hit new time high Shocked



Do you think it's due to Facebook's Libra announcement?
legendary
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Yes the races are done randomly but the main one is usually at gmt+7 as you mentioned.
There was one yesterday which was announced just minutes before it started so these ones I would guess are the mini ones since they are worth less in the prize pool given out to the top 30 winners.
They have started a new channel in telegram just for these race alerts so you will be notified when they are about to start.
legendary
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Are race times random or they are announced? Can i see the past races leader boards somewhere?

Thanks

I believe there is no fixed time for the races, so we can say it random. They are indeed announced on the VIP telegram channel, it is an advantage to those who are VIP players as they will be noticed about the race earlier (usually an hour before start). But most of the time, there will be some people (VIP member) share it on chat once they notice the announcement on the telegram channel.
I'm not sure if the races are announced somewhere else, but most of the races were started around 7PM (GMT+7) so far.
About past leaderboard, I don't think we cant find it on the site as well as on the forum. So there is no ways to see it unless there is someone from Stake who are willing to post it on the forum.
hero member
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Are race times random or they are announced? Can i see the past races leader boards somewhere?

Thanks
legendary
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I did this too, but it also got busted because my last bet goes higher then total of our winnings before. Let say you won 5 streak wins, your base bet 1 sat, so your total winning is 1+2+4+8+16 = 31 sats, when you lose at 6th bet, with betting at 32 sats, all of your winning before wiped out because of that only 1 lost.

That's why its called reverse martingale, because unlike betting 1 satoshi and when you lose you double it to 2 satoshi and if you win, you net 1 satoshi since the 2 satoshi bet made up for that previous loss and you also keep the other satoshi as profit.

So yes technically you will lose your base bet everytime you got a loss but your loss per bet is capped at your base bet, you will never lose more per bet than your base bet and this prevents you from betting your entire capital on one roll. So this way you will either lose a little or win alot. With the regular martigale its the other way around you either win a little or you lose alot.
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legendary
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~snip~
I knew that, that's why i tell him if there will be no one will do martingale even with 1 sat.
Oh and i'm not the guy who losses 28 in a rows, it's other guy. Mine was around 15 in a rows.


Gambling is a game of luck, so if someday or someweek we are out of luck, we should stop gamble for a while, days, or weeks, before come back to gamble. Such cooling time will help us to rebalance both our physisal and psychologial conditions, that's good for next bets.
That's why you should quit asap when you already get profit.


Hence its better to just do reverse margintale, where you only double your bet on a win. So if you get lucky and get like 15 wins in a row, you can win big with a small base bet. Most gamblers don't do this however.
I did this too, but it also got busted because my last bet goes higher then total of our winnings before. Let say you won 5 streak wins, your base bet 1 sat, so your total winning is 1+2+4+8+16 = 31 sats, when you lose at 6th bet, with betting at 32 sats, all of your winning before wiped out because of that only 1 lost.
sr. member
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even if you lose and double in the end if you have deep enough pocket to recover you can lose 50 times in a row and just keep on betting with your huge bankroll,
Losing 50 times in a row is too crazy, but i never heard someone did that on 49.95% winning chance, did you ever calculate how much bankroll you must have to be able to survive if you lose 50 times in a row with martingale strategy?
I ever heard someone lose 28 times in a row at 49.95% winning chance as the highest number from my experience.



The odds for you to lose 28 in a row at 49.95% is 0.00000049% which yes, is really low but not impossible to happen.. actually even when the odds are 0.00000000% it is still not impossible when it comes to gambling lol
Anyways, in order to cover a 1 satoshi base bet, increasing it by 100% each red you will get you would still need about 350 BTC to cover 35 reds in a row.. but again, it would be a 1 satoshi base bet, increase 100% on loss and 35 reds in a row have a 0.00000000% to happen but it doesn't mean it will never happen

You can use Dice Sites Tools to do your own calc

legendary
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Losing 50 times in a row is too crazy, but i never heard someone did that on 49.95% winning chance, did you ever calculate how much bankroll you must have to be able to survive if you lose 50 times in a row with martingale strategy?
I ever heard someone lose 28 times in a row at 49.95% winning chance as the highest number from my experience.
Such in-a-row loses will easily turn gamblers emotion into very very negative mood, and they might easily to lose control of their bets. Consequently, greedy gambling orders will be fastly set. It is not only about number of bets set, but also about number of money they set for each bet (when they go into mad). Such things, together, cause another wave of fastly loses. Gambling is a game of luck, so if someday or someweek we are out of luck, we should stop gamble for a while, days, or weeks, before come back to gamble. Such cooling time will help us to rebalance both our physisal and psychologial conditions, that's good for next bets.
legendary
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even if you lose and double in the end if you have deep enough pocket to recover you can lose 50 times in a row and just keep on betting with your huge bankroll,
Losing 50 times in a row is too crazy, but i never heard someone did that on 49.95% winning chance, did you ever calculate how much bankroll you must have to be able to survive if you lose 50 times in a row with martingale strategy?
I ever heard someone lose 28 times in a row at 49.95% winning chance as the highest number from my experience.



50 reds in a row on 50/50 does sound "almost" impossible and I am sure it happened once or twice before in the past but not often.

People did however have losses with 20 reds in a row. I think my largest was like 17 losses and I lost all my BTC years ago. And in the PD chat there were people who had 20 losses in a row and emptied their account.

Even if you bet with 1 Satoshi, getting 50 losses is brutal because that 1 Satoshi bet would be about 55% of all the Bitcoins in existance which would be impossible to cover with the next bet.

This is why so many people who are new end up emptying their account. Because at first its fun betting with $1 and making like $25 or $50 at the end of the day, but eventually the time will come where you are sitting at double digit red rolls and you are running out of funds to keep up.

Hence its better to just do reverse margintale, where you only double your bet on a win. So if you get lucky and get like 15 wins in a row, you can win big with a small base bet. Most gamblers don't do this however.
legendary
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even if you lose and double in the end if you have deep enough pocket to recover you can lose 50 times in a row and just keep on betting with your huge bankroll,
Losing 50 times in a row is too crazy, but i never heard someone did that on 49.95% winning chance, did you ever calculate how much bankroll you must have to be able to survive if you lose 50 times in a row with martingale strategy?
I ever heard someone lose 28 times in a row at 49.95% winning chance as the highest number from my experience.

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Just for you to have an idea, 100% of this profit I made in the last Saturday's 1h Race was made playing some kind of martinfail in Mines
Martingale system with Mines? Damn. That system itself is truly high risk in nature and coupling it with Mines pushes the risk factor even higher. D'Alembert or Paroli are better in this regard for the short term.

I personally prefer risking the Martingale strategy on games with a low house edge like Blackjack and Baccarat where I tend to win more often.

Yes, you are absolutely right about Martingale in mines. I checked several times the strategy never worked

You could think of some other strategy instead, check our forum for more strategies at:
https://forum.stake.com/board/65-mines/
sr. member
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Just for you to have an idea, 100% of this profit I made in the last Saturday's 1h Race was made playing some kind of martinfail in Mines
Martingale system with Mines? Damn. That system itself is truly high risk in nature and coupling it with Mines pushes the risk factor even higher. D'Alembert or Paroli are better in this regard for the short term.

I personally prefer risking the Martingale strategy on games with a low house edge like Blackjack and Baccarat where I tend to win more often.
Actually Mines House Edge is 1% while Baccarat is 1.1% (not a big change but still 10% higher).. and yeah, in fact Blackjack House Edge is just 0.48% but I have had higher red streak at BJ than I had at Mines.. and that's why I said "some kind of martinfail" because I am not going to double my bet each time I catch a red.. as I play a 1.2375x payout (a.k.a 1.24x) I will multiply my previous bet by 4 and pick the same tile as I picked before.. the longest red streak I had playing that way was 4 reds in a row just once, most all the time I don't catch more than 3 to be honest with you.. and yeah, at the end the more reds you hit in a row the higher your loss gonna be but, as you could see in the picture, if you play it manually and can control your greed it is pretty worth
legendary
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All systems are super difficult and risky when it comes to gambling against the house edge, there are ones that look like they are better compared to others but in reality all of them fail to even make a dent in stake because everyone loses in the end with long enough losing streak.

However, martingale has been proven to be the most sane one if you have a deep pocket, you do not have to win all the time because even if you lose and double in the end if you have deep enough pocket to recover you can lose 50 times in a row and just keep on betting with your huge bankroll, even if you hit max you can keep on hitting max with less bet but high reward and keep doing it until you are break even, its all up to how much bankroll you have. Of course you may end up losing way more than you are willing to in the end too.
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