Topic: The Bankroll management strategy for any type of casino crash elevator games. - page 2. (Read 450 times)

In my opinion, people should not be creating strategies in gambling. When someone sits down and starts thinking of a strategy to beat the house, then that person is thinking that he can make a profit from gambling, but that person will not make a profit from gambling. -snip-

For instance, let's say your normal stake is usually $5 to target 2x multiplier, if it failed do $10x immediately and target 2x, and if it eventually failed the second time, do $15×2, if this cuts, then rest and take the loss and wait for another pattern to show up and never try to chase back your loses without seeing a pattern, but if this 3rd bet or round is eventually in the money, this way you have recovered not just your capital but also have made some profits 2x your stake $15x2 - $30.

The goal is to play safe and not to make you rich, but to increase your chances of winning and minimize your losses and to avoid going bankrupt.

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Choose a profit target, let's say 1.5x - 5x, basically for me, I target nothing less than 2x - 5x profit target, and this is base on the strategy and the platform that I use, different platform varies with their crash Elevator games but study what works in the platform that you use.

Unfortunately, such gaming systems are not effective (they do not work). The system you described is similar to an improved martingale.

In practice, using special devices, you can measure the speed of rotation of the roulette and the speed of the ball and find out which cell the ball will fall into. There is also a method described in Jack London's novel "Smoke Bellew".

All other methods will at best allow you to lose your money over a longer period of time than 1 day.

The goal is to play safe and not to make you rich, but to increase your chances of winning and minimize your losses and to avoid going bankrupt.

Each gambler should bet according to your bankroll, let's say risking 1-3- percent of your income depending on what you can afford to lose.
How it works, Before you start betting on crash games, study the pattern of the game for about a week to understand what that plays most of the time.
Choose a profit target, let's say 1.5x - 5x, basically for me, I target nothing less than 2x - 5x profit target, and this is base on the strategy and the platform that I use, different platform varies with their crash Elevator games but study what works in the platform that you use.

Note that in this casino crash games it all about strategy and luck, and nothing works 100% don't be afraid to take the risk when opportunity present, no risk, no reward, but moderate risking taking is the goal.

Maintain a particular staking amount and can only be increased way up to 3x the stake amount when you find an opportunity to place a bet

For instance, let's say your normal stake is usually $5 to target 2x multiplier, if it failed do $10x immediately and target 2x, and if it eventually failed the second time, do $15×2, if this cuts, then rest and take the loss and wait for another pattern to show up and never try to chase back your loses without seeing a pattern, but if this 3rd bet or round is eventually in the money, this way you have recovered not just your capital but also have made some profits 2x your stake $15x2 - $30.
Now, it either you take a leave for next day or wait for the next round if you would want to continue betting.
Ensure you have a target profit amount and loses amount your willing to take, and the way I approach it, whichever one that I hit first, I turn my system off and leave for the next day.

For instance, let's say your normal stake is usually $5 to target 2x multiplier, if it failed do $10x immediately and target 2x, and if it eventually failed the second time, do $15×2, if this cuts, then rest and take the loss and wait for another pattern to show up and never try to chase back your loses without seeing a pattern, but if this 3rd bet or round is eventually in the money, this way you have recovered not just your capital but also have made some profits 2x your stake $15x2 - $30.

If I understood you, you are talking about martingale strategy. If you want to use just little amount of money to gamble, that is the strategy you should not think about at all. Also you do not need to look for strategies to win in a way that your losses will be huge if you eventually lose.

The best strategy for me is to use 1 to 5% of my weekly income to gamble. I do not need to have any other strategies than my plan not to gambie with more money. So if I lose, so be it because I can afford to lose the money.

To be honest, it's hard to control emotions in that way, because what usually happens is that they will continue to increase it regardless of how much has been spent, until they end up bankrupt very quickly. Indeed, the good scenario is that when we get a win on the third or fourth try, it will make us think gambling is very easy. But anyway, the reality is not as easy as imagined because at least, I have also done such methods and experiments even only with very low money. But the truth is, I still went bankrupt because every time I bet the result will still lose, no matter how often to make a pause because the result is also still losing.

So in essence, just bet with money ready to lose and always have the realization that we cannot make big money in gambling. If we can apply this, then I believe gambling will be fun because it no longer has the burden and pressure to get back the money that has been lost before.

The author writes about the Martingale strategy, but not in its full version, but in a somewhat abridged version. At the same time, he does not mention what to do if, for example, we lose many times in a row. Let's say, 5 or 6 times. If after the third loss we need to return to the initial bets, then here too we may face an unfavorable series of losses. In general, I must say that in practice, losses several dozen times in a row are quite common. In theory, this is a very unlikely event, but in practice it happens unexpectedly often. This has nothing to do with responsible gambling.

Each gambler should bet according to your bankroll, let's say risking 1-3- percent of your income depending on what you can afford to lose.
How it works, Before you start betting on crash games, study the pattern of the game for about a week to understand what that plays most of the time.
Choose a profit target, let's say 1.5x - 5x, basically for me, I target nothing less than 2x - 5x profit target, and this is base on the strategy and the platform that I use, different platform varies with their crash Elevator games but study what works in the platform that you use.

Now, it either you take a leave for next day or wait for the next round if you would want to continue betting.
Ensure you have a target profit amount and loses amount your willing to take, and the way I approach it, whichever one that I hit first, I turn my system off and leave for the next day.

This is one of the OP's ways of extending the gambling session and it is for those who want to gamble a little longer than the previous random gambling that does not have bankroll management in the game as in general, if compared to soccer betting of course it is different because it will be longer in time and we can learn a lot about the odds on the experience, only in the application of discipline in gambling will be better in gambling, if the rules of money used can still be tolerated defeat will lead to healthy gambling, one thing to remember in gambling, too long gambling will lead to addiction, it is important to help yourself in time so that our souls are not focused on gambling completely.