Topic: The Bankroll management strategy for any type of casino crash elevator games. (Read 494 times)

There's nothing safe about crash games and I confirmed it yesterday, I told my friend that he should set his auto Cashout limit as 1.01 odd, meaning whenever each round plays out it would automatically cashout at this multiplier. I thought nothing could go wrong and I told him to stake a hundred thousand naira, each set would give you a thousand naira profit with this odd, but to my greatest surprise a multiplier lower than 1.01 appeared 4 times which was 1.00. I was happy he didn't take my advice because I'm pretty sure he would have blamed me if he had lost. When it comes to aviator aviator games nothing is safe.

I think he doesn’t mean a literal rigged since he is promoting a casino that offers elevator type of game itself. I believe that he is suggesting that this type of games is unbeatable or  no way to gain profit consistently due to the design.

To be honest, all casino games is designed to let the house always win no matter what the game is. There’s no single gambling game that gives +EV when it comes to player vs casino games due to the house edge.

No casino even the reputable one offer a casino game that offers +EV because they are business.

That’s a serious statement my friend.. but sorry I don’t believe it because if the game were rigged, it wouldn’t be as popular as it is. The key here is choosing the right casino, those with good reputations work hard to maintain the integrity of their games. For a game where the casino already has the edge, there’s no reason to rig it. They make enough money from the sheer volume of gamblers, and their reputation ensures they keep that flow going.
As for bankroll management, its only real purpose is to make sure you last longer in the game. That’s it....nothing more, nothing less.

Exactly, it's the same problem that I do encounter whenever I am playing crash game. No matter the strategy that I use, I don't win that much even using a small multiplier. Whenever I am playing crash game, it's just to enjoy the fun and see maybe I can study the game. However, I am a sportbet fan and I am used to that because at least I make good profit once in a while.

When it comes to crash elevator games on every platform just know that the system is rigged and it was designed to take from long term gamblers. I can agree with you on the aspect of the bankroll, maintaining a  moderate bankroll is one of the way to minimize losses. But this strategy you made mention of is the martingale strategy if I'm not mistaken. Doubling your bet on the next round after every lost bet comes with a lot of risks especially when you are dealing with aviator games, there's a very high possibility that you can keep doubling and tripling your bets for up to 20 rounds and lose all, this system is one of the fastest way to lose your entire bankroll, but you can also get lucky.

Playing gambling games needs to use the money you can afford to lose and no need to thinks about the target you want to reach because that will not easy. You can have a target you want to reach but you need to think that gambling will not let you winning the gambling games easily. You will face many losses that you may not accept so that can make you keep playing gambling because you may think that you can recover your losses but the fact that still difficult for you. Crash game is a gambling game based on the luck so you will difficult to check on the pattern to win. When you check the pattern for some time, you need to understand that you risk your money to lose in the crash game without knowing when you can win.

Forget about patterns, they're not reliable. Crash game is a random game, purely luck-based. You can't strategize on it. At most, you can have fun and make yourself believe for a while that you're seeing something. In the end, the casino is always more likely to win than you.

Bankroll management, yeah, that's the practical strategy you can make use of. Try to extend the bankroll as long as possible. That means you can have more fun before your wallet dries up, but it eventually dries up.

But I don't agree with your bankroll strategy. That's a variation of Martingale. If you're losing, that means you're unlucky. Why, then, would you double your bet? And increasing the size of your bet every time you lose isn't actually extending the fun and the life of your bankroll.

Don't forget that there are instances where 10 rounds In a row can end up having a low value, think of this thoroughly before thinking of increasing your stake after each lose, be it the martingale system or any type of strategy, it can't work when it comes to crash games...The more active you are in it the more you lose, the game is programmed to constantly take from those that are actively involved in it... when playing crash games just know that it's a game of luck, don't for a second think you have a strategy that works, just play safe and have fun.

It is very important to view gambling as a hobby rather than a means of acquiring wealth. And setting clear limits on losses and profits helps keep things in perspective. Another point I want to make is emotional satisfaction. People tend to get caught up in the moment. Especially when trying to recoup losses. This is where discipline really comes into play. Adhering to a fixed strategy Even if you want to chase your losses But it can prevent you from moving up and losing more than you planned.

Another useful strategy is to regularly track your gambling habits, such as how often you bet. Was the profit/loss target achieved? and whether your strategy will be sustainable in the long run. This way, you'll continually evaluate your game and make adjustments based on actual results. It all boils down to discipline, control, and the understanding that no strategy is foolproof, as you said. Moderate risk taking would be the key, and when combined with self-discipline, it will allow for fun play without the risk of crashing in that area.


True, it brings lots of danger in enhancing the odds of your bets after losing. Sometimes, one may get the feeling it is an easy way out, but for the long run, you will be losing to the higher extent out of your pocket. That is why caution needs to be taken while using this method. As you mentioned, the use of patterns in gambling games is quite not imaginable. Games have been structured to act as a home.

One thing that has helped me is to incorporate measures that focus on risk management rather than trying to predict outcomes. For example, setting a hard loss limit and stopping when you reach that point can prevent you from falling into the trap of Loss Tracking He doesn't just have a strategy. But he also knows when to walk and maintain discipline. Even if it's difficult. Life always plays an important role. But combining it with strong strategies for dealing with trauma and managing emotions can help reduce financial damage in the long run.

This is the strategy most newbies try introducing to their betting sessions when they begin gambling for the first time. It doesn't work, because there aren't patterns in gambling games. Meanwhile, there is a house edge playing against you in every bets you place, what ensures the house profits the longer gamblers play.

Moreover, to raise bet size on loss can work as a decent strategy on short run, but it's potentially dangerous once you hit a long loss streak, because it will drain your whole bankroll in few plays. This strategy doesn't minimize losses and doesn't increase potential winnings. You have to be lucky to make it work. Without luck, nothing can be achieved. Use your strategy in niches of the industry where it can be useful and decisive to return you profit in the end.

Yea, most of the time you can get lucky to win just a small profit but you will still end up to lose that small profit you got to the casino and wouldn't just get any profit by the time you are satisfied of playing. The same experience I have on crash is almost same experience I get on plinko, I only talked about it because the other day I saw a thread of member discussing how easy it is to win on the game too. Those casino games are just based luck and nothing more.

Double your stake after you lost in previous round is risky because there is no guarantee you can win in the next rounds. You must accept whatever happen especially if you lose more and more money. Playing safety in gambling is a must so we don't have to lose much money so it is better to allocate money that we can afford to lose. That is the safety thing that you can do to prevent more losses.

If you can set some amount of money to playing gambling, you don't lose too much and can enjoy the game. If in that day you lose all of your allocating money, you can take a break and not playing gambling for some days. That will prevents your minds think about your losses. Every gambler must have their own strategy to playing gambling but the most important thing is they must prevent the big lose.

Crash is one of the best multiplier luck games in my opinion but at where you lose a lot in a huge majority of times so the bankroll management is a critical key point in you defining how things will go. I don't suggest to anyone to play this type of game except the hardcore fanatics of such games. Personally I believe the best to do if you are a luck based games person is to play any game including crash, slots, limbo, dice and roulette or blackjack. I personally think that the best game to play without you risking a lot of your bankroll is to play holdem poker and in there to have a better patience than a religious man if you know what I mean, of course the return won't be as high but it can be consistent enough over the long run to make you in decent profit. So as I said bankroll management is important but the most important think is to know your chances which are always against you in the long run.

A very good strategy and I have done this but the percentage of wins and losses is very unsatisfactory.
And until the day I played the Crash game, never relied on any strategy and only had a certain target to make a cashout. For example, I never determined the amount of the bet but always took advantage of the 1.4 multiplier.
What I did was just trying to have a long time to play without having to use a strategy that sometimes did not match expectations and sometimes made me feel disappointed.

You didn't win, but that does not mean you will not win again next time. One good thing about reducing the amount you play with even down to the lowest is that it gives you a better chance of trying over and over again before you exhaust what you have in your account.
 
Luck will definitely be on your side, because there is no way that you will try luck 10 times and it will crash down below the 2X multiplier. There is always a chance for you to regain all that has been lost only if the person doesn't get greedy when they see it flying.

There are people who hardly make profit from crash game, I did play but ended up having 4x which I later wasted it back to the casino without even left with any money, the goal was to accumulate the winning to something huge before requesting for a withdrawal without knowing that it would go on the reverse. Usually crash good is actually cool game but it's too fast in a way you can predict the next flight minutes to know when to crash.

I have never seen much point in playing casino games with a bankroll except for that, to make your money last longer and not gamble it away. If you manage your bankroll well you will be less likely to lose money you can't afford to lose. But it is more typical of skill games, where you can make profits in the long run.

I did this before, analyzing the pattern of the Crash game in Stake.com but sadly it doesn't work that way. Yes, I have won a good amount there but it's not because of the pattern, it mostly came from learning how not to be too greedy. Cash-out if you have the chance. Let's say x2 was reached, you can somehow feel that it will continue especially when all the high rollers are gone. But, whenever a high roller stays, expect that it won't even go beyond that point because it will make the gambling site lose a lot of money and they might not like it.
I've seen tons of Bitcoin being used to bet and so do with USDT and XRP. You will have to manage to monitor those high rollers and before the start of the game see to it that you will check if they are gone before it even goes x1.50. If they are, it's a chance it will soar high.

Bankroll management is a criteria if one wants to keep proper record of their gambling activities. To some persons its not really necessary but those who execute  the discipline carefully are the ones who becomes responsible gamblers. Not taking accountability if our bankroll is where we get addicted gradually. For instance, you have $500 as your daily bankroll and you gamble with more than $500 moving to $1000 in a day, you are exceeding the bankroll. If you keep repeating that act every time you deposited when you exceed you bankroll then there will be a time when you will get addicted to it. That is how addiction starts and before you know one cant continue with his normal bankroll anymore.

I don't like martingale strategy, because it is very risky and can make you lose more since it gives you false hope of recovering your loss with additional profits, and there is no guarantee that you will win your next game. Whatever strategy that you are using will not last for long, because gambling is based more on luck than skills. I have a specific amount that I use to play as many games as I want so that I can play for long if I want to. Bank roll management should be a gambler priority so that he can enjoy himself whenever he is gambling.

When I've lost for a while and somehow magically I start winning, if I'm just starting my gambling session it doesn't bother me currently as I've learnt this gamble in moderation, so I have the funds I'm prepared to either lose or multiply as the case may be.
The only exception is when I'm about ending my gambling session and I stumble on such win that recovered my losses and gives me an edge or profit for the evening. I'll want to end the session smiling and withdraw the profits for a bottle of beer or two. At such situations, I'll quit immediately and arrange myself for little merriment.

I don't see proper money management here, you suggest us to use parlay method in gambling, I understand that when you successfully pass some steps then the profit will look big, but in a losing streak scenario of course the method you share looks unreasonable and contrary to proper money management and responsible gambling.
Imagine if you lose $ 5 in the first step then you repeat with the second option with $ 10 and so on where when the losses continue to occur in a row then of course it will drain your money.
I think the only best money management is with a responsible approach, meaning when you experience a loss in the early session then stop your gambling at that time, or you can also continue it but do not double your bet amount, on the other hand you say and suggest not to chase losses but the method you share is a scenario to pursue recovery by doubling your bet amount.

I agree with you in the sense that I don't find it practical to think about strategies in gambling. If I like a game and want to play, I allocate certain amount on beforehand and I have fun spending it, even trying crazy things with near zero chances of winning because, hey, I have fun this way.

But I get that there are many people who have fun thinking about the game and probing different strategies to see how they work. seoincorporation, for example, played with clams because it allowed him to place a huge amount of bets ridiculously low, and test many different strategies. And he had fun doing it.

It's not my thing, not yours either Slow death, but others entertain with it. As long as they don't believe that they can find a infallible way to earn money and get obsessed with it, let them be happy

Sadly crash games has no pattern or strategies that can make you profitable in it, the game is all about luck but the only analogy that works is the movement of lower values and higher values, when it crashes at a lower value for up to three consecutive times there's always a high chance that it would hit a high value in any of the next round. The tricky part here is the uncertainty, you can't really know when you can get the timing of the rounds with higher values. Always ensure that your stakes are low so you don't end up losing too much, like you said it's wise to aim for 2x to 5x anything higher than that is risky.

would you mind elaborating on what pattern you are talking about? As far as I know, Crash games are RNG games which means the results are random and there is no pattern as to whether what the multiplier will be or how high or low it will be in the next or several rounds.

This is a strategy for those who want to stay in the game for most of the time before their bankroll is gone.

I've bet in a similar way and all I managed to do was prolong my "suffering"

You see, most players are looking for quick wins, so they don't mind emptying their bankroll in just 10 minutes, but they need to feel the thrill of increasing their balance fivefold as quickly as possible. For these players, spending half an hour betting low and winning 5% is much more painful than losing everything at once.

Anyway, I'm not saying your strategy is bad or that it doesn't work, I just think it doesn't apply to the profile of many players here.

The part where a gambler has to use just a small percentage of their money is a good strategy but in the aspect of targeting 1.5x - 5x profit is what I even don't archive most of the time because immediately the game starts, it can just crash even before getting to 2x. I played crash last week and I didn't make any profit from it.

Which can be deceiving. The person can think he is making money until he lost big amount of money. That is martingale strategy

For years I have looked for many strategies to make sure I can win from the casino but after like 2 years, I noticed that I was wrong. There is no strategy that can help. The strategy can help in making money in short term but the casino will get back the money after the gambler start losing.

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

Gambling based on luck does not have a system that can be cheated, bypassed or otherwise used to generate income. When gambling, only methods based on the physical properties of the roulette wheel (when playing in an offline casino) are effective.

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.

But that doesn't increase my changes to win, as math behind the crash game affects every strategy same way. Otherwise casinos wouldn't have that gave. You can't outrun probability.

Martingale, smaller bets, changing your gambling patterns, praying, good luck charm or even using AI to make profits, are equally profitable to just plain dumb luck.
When you say nothing works 100%, that's where you are correct. Literally nothing does, nothing even increases your changes.

Because with "safe" choices, you are just risking less. And by doing that, you aren't just excluding big losses, you are also excluding big wins from yourself.

As much as I like the idea you shared on most part  of your entire post, let me categorically state that this part of your post I am quoting is a bad advice, bad idea, and one that I don't like.

$5+$10+$15 equals to $30, if anyone followed what you said here and ended up losing at all the three attempts, the gambler succeeded in losing $30 whole dollars, for what? For nothing really, I can spend this amount of money on gambling for a whole week assuming I won nothing.

Now, what if the gambler won in the last attempt, he did ended up with $30, and there is no way the gambler wouldnt want to try the process again, the end result is that, he or she will end up losing badly and wasting lots of money.. This is not bankroll management bud.

Maybe that way can work for @OP but difficult for other people since they don't have the same luck as @OP. You will difficult to reach your target profit because in gambling, there is no certain winning and you may lose all of your money. Playing crash game needs luck to win but only a few people who can really win. Even if you have a good strategy but you don't have luck, that will lose your money. Playing safe in gambling is not about have a target profit because that can make you ambitious to get your profit before you end your gambling time while winning in gambling is difficult. People should their own bankroll management strategy because the situation between one to others will be different and it is better not to have a target profit to avoid more losses.

Yes, martingale strategy kind of, This has a good result if you have spotted a good winning pattern, but the issue is that it gets twisted whenever it shows up and appears in the first, two or three rounds, So this strategy is basically to try to help you catch it by risk an amount which you can afford to lose and help you profit on the long run and not to get you rich ASAP.


Taking you for instance, some can risk up to $7 out of a $100 betting account balance in this way,

Now you do your math on what amount you should place first, by dividing the $7 into 3, and in an increasing order of $1×2, to profit =$2, $2×2 =$4 and $4×2=$8, and after the 3rd round you return to original your original stake of $1 in some case you would even find yourself winning in 5 different phases of the game and still maintaining your stake of $1 and only to increase it when you have lost.



Your not meant to play everyday and often, but on occasion that was why it failed you,

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.

If there's one thing I have been able to study and observe about the crash games is that at some point a pattern could be noticed, now few weeks back I was on a crash game on one of the popular casinos, a d I kept on placing the minimum stake because I was trying to study and see if there's a sequence or pattern on it then I noticed there was at some point but it took a whole lot or rounds, I mean in a day I noticed it repeated only thrice after which it changed completely, so the following day I did same and noticed similar occurrence but not exact same pattern, I derived that if you could go with minimum stake and find a sequence, you could be lucky enough that you can increase your stake and get a huge win but it's not a guarantee because this things are programmed on an algorithm which even the casino at some point may not be able to predict.

The strategy is that you don't go above 3 loses in a row, immediately that happens, turn your machines off and call it a day, if you go above 3 loses it already means you have started chasing your loses, you can't win all the time, take the loss and leave come back next day there's always gonna be another opportunity and be patient with your strategy and opportunity to showcase itself then take the risk.

The psychology in gambling is called revenge gambling and that's when the system will teach you some lessons,  with a good strategy plus luck, you're good to go in casino crash games, don't be addicted to play all the time, The platform isn’t  place to get rich quick, play for fun and for good mental health, I know a lot of gamblers won't stick to playing just a maximum of three times a day.  But if you can go way up to 5 times with and profitable that's on you.

these strategies are good just to have a plan on what to bet and why. There are no practical advantage since there is just a random strategy to maximixe time playing.
Please note= more you play, more chance to have a loss. If you plan to play more = this is the right strategy. If you are trying to "maximize" your wins hence to obtain a profit, you're completely wrong

Bankroll management is a very important thing that discipline gamblers take into consideration before they carry out gambling activities. You have a nice break down of strategies gamblers can adopt to manage their gambling. However most of the time if you check closely, most gamblers make use of this money management strategy without actually sitting down to carry out ratio and staking calculations.

Some gamblers gamble once a while and they do so when then are free or their team has a game and then they just decide to bet on their team as they watch the match. I think people who adopt these calculations more are those that gamble very frequently.

The goal is to feel the fun and also wins while my concious target is to minimize my looses so I'm usually more concerned to cut my looses than projecting winning of making profits since I know the know I'm fostered on chasing profits is more i could loose more.
Betting on strategical patterns is certain because I can't afford y maintain riding on same pattern that has long been unable to give me winning.

The longer you want to gamble, either way to get more entertained or make more possible profits, the challenge to apply discipline in your gambling habit is already there. You can prolong gambling as long as you also stick to your betting limit, hence gambling on what you can afford to lose only. Otherwise, you become satisfied stretching your gambling session and yet, you also fail to manage your bankroll and even put it at stake of losing.

You are trying to give out some pointers with the crash games. From what I have seen in your post, you need to focus on things like playing safely, managing your bankroll and patterns, and having a profit target.

Everything you have posted is reasonable, and I believe you can be successful at any time, but in the long run, it could also be gone.

Have you continuously done it, OP? Be successful in these types of games?

You lost me after this sentence... good luck with "studying" lucky-based games for a whole week. I really doubt it will help you (or anyone), but if you think it will give it a go.


Just deposit the money you can afford to lose, that can really save you from bankruptcy. When you deposit money you can afford to lose try to have fun trying out different strategies, and maybe some of them will work.

Lucky-based games have that name for a reason, and I am sure that any strategy can give some profit at some moment... but for sure the same strategy will disappoint you eventually. Before making a bet I also like to check previous results, and sometimes I hit something nice, many times I lose and I try again... as long as I have balance.

You just modified the martingale strategy by assessing the risk factors but it doesn't matter especially in games like Crash and I don't think it follows any pattern so investing time to read the pattern is just a waste of time and streching the session with whatever funds you have is the best chance to increase the winning it doesn't necessarily mean you will end up in profit.

Increasing your bet after loss increase the chances of depleting the bankroll so that's actually against the bankroll management in my opinion so just bet as much as you can in random amount and just walk away when it's done.

I always hated this kind of game due to its pure random plus time factor on when to cash out just to secure profit. I’m skeptical about the effectiveness of any strategy that you can apply because the only strategy you can apply is just bankroll management which can help you minimize your risk and not increase your winning percentage.

I preferred playing this game on pure random pick without any increase on bets with fixed target profit to make sure that I can control my losses.

The common problem on this game when you apply any strategy is your losses grow exponentially if you encounter losing streak so better to play on fix amount of bet and just increase your target profit.

This strategy actually works better if you have a small bankroll since it limits your risk compared to having a big bankroll, which increases the chance of losing big. Martingale can work if there’s no house edge, but because the house has an edge and casinos can limit bets, the odds are still against you.

Martingale is only useful if you don’t plan to gamble for long--set a target and stop when you hit it. Otherwise, you might hit a losing streak that wipes out your bankroll. So, it still depends on luck, but like I said, it doesn’t hold up in the long run.

This is just the typical martingale strategy which is very risky especially if you started at 5$ even though you have a limit of 15$ max bet. There’s always a chance that you will be out of patience if you can’t find your streak in the game.

Also there’s no such thing as pattern on this game since everything is randomized. Each bet is independent and there’s no way to find a pattern or if ever you find a pattern via coincidence, there’s no way that you can repeat it frequently to secure profit.

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. That person will fail miserably. People should only focus on 2 things:

1 - First, pay all the bills and only after that, take an amount of money that they can afford to lose. Yes, it should be money that they know will not have a return. Because there will be no return, even if the person is lucky enough to win in a few days, eventually they will lose everything. So, when a person deposits money in a casino, they should have this notion that the only profit they will get will be the time they will spend having fun playing.

2 - A person should not look at gambling as the only means of entertainment, they should diversify the means of entertainment so that they do not become addicted to gambling or other things.

Sooo... martingale with a limit? Sounds good since honestly I believe martingale is not a strategy really, statistics say otherwise but statistics in the first place assume you have infinite chances (and it just broke it down to simpler numbers for people to understand), and most gamblers don't have that.

Rather confused with the "pattern" here though. Pretty sure crash doesn't have that. If it did, it's just you forcing a coincidence into a so called "pattern". Not that I mind personally what others think of it but hey, just saying that it's not a strategy, it's just a rationalization (forced) of how luck looks like to them.


He indicated it though? Didn't he say to cut losses if you lost the third instance? At least that's how I understood it. Tackles the problem of martingale needing a limit but also removes the beauty of martingale being able to give you back all the prior losses that you made.

It's always good to apply proper risk management to your gambling activities. These games are programmed to work the way they are and so there's no actual method you can use to be an expert. It is just based on how lucky you are. I was playing crash few days back, and I noticed how the multiplier increases whenever I don't place my bets. Yea thats just how it is. Some people might fall victim of jumping in on the next round thinking that since the last went very high before crashing, the next will do the same but thats the trick and if you are lucky enough to had entered a good round, another thing is if you will be able to hold it for long.

I have experienced that many times. I wanted to recover my losses, even half of it, and it seemed that I was going farther and farther away from my target. So I just stopped and tell to myself that I will stop once I lost a certain amount of money, no matter how tempting it is to continue the game. You need self-control to really prevent you from bankruptcy.

House edge is I believe one of the major factors why the casino itself is gaining good profits from this business. And beating this would be catastrophic to your funds. So better not dare if you are not ready to lose particularly if the funds are for your other expenses. It is not very smart to spend your funds and try to gain huge winnings from the casino games.

Do you know that the crash game (Aviator game) reads on a random methods?
Yes and I have been followed up this game quite for some time now and I have understood that there is no time were you would always guess the next rounds to be 5x or 10x flight long, as a gambler I have seen people said they read the algorithm of the game but to me it's not so, the game takes on a random you can be lucky to enter the flight (stake amount) and it gives .5x or 1.5x and then crashes, but most times you would see them go higher than expected. What i only does is that I just spare some funds that I can afford to gamble on that game though it's very fun sha but it requires when having a good bankroll to see profits from it.

These are the types of players that may later be complaining that a casino is manipulating. I do not see this as a way of using reasonable money to gamble. The approach is martingale strategy. A type of strategy that will make the time a gambler will use to gamble be very short and in a way that the short term period of gambling can incur huge losses. I have gone 7 rounds before on 3 gambling sites at different time playing roulette and lost all. This is not happening only in roulette but also in other casino games. House edge in casinos is true and existing. Gamblers will not win in long term, the gambling site will win. But the OP strategy will make the loss faster.

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.

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.

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.

Crash games are crazy. It wasn't until recently that I learned that it is easy to get addicted crash almost more than any other game. In fact in one of the threads where I made a comment on Brazilian Government shutting down gambling sites it was even mentioned that Brazilians are very addictive to crash games. The bankroll management are simply just responsible gambling tips that are applicable across all casino games. Stick to it and you will have a fun time.

So basically, the strategy is to stretch out the gambling session. Well, no one really wins long-term in games with a house edge, so this is a solid suggestion. They say gamble for fun, well, this is exactly that. You get to play longer, and even if you lose in the end, you still feel satisfied because you were entertained. I think only bankroll management in sports betting really gives us a shot at long-term success.

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.