Naturally, after a series of wins, I received a big loss and ended it there. Thank God I was smart enough not to continue playing mindlessly but to study the mathematics of the question (now it looks simple, but in those days I didn’t even have access to the Internet since it was not yet widespread). I think it’s much easier for modern beginners in gambling because a single information space allows you to quickly learn about your mistakes and understand them.
But in reality it is not as easy as we imagine and we see in several broadcasts or stories of other gamblers when using the martingale strategy, this strategy requires lot of money and of course every gambler must really prepare themselves mentally quite strongly.
There are surprises that may make gamblers feel emotionally challenged but also sense of doubt when they only suffer defeat, in the martingale strategy you have to forget about defeat until you actually win.
This is usually often said to be the strategy of rich gamblers or professional gamblers who are able to have large balances in each gambling session, new gamblers or beginners when trying to use martingale then I'm sure they will get down and decide to stop and this is where losses actually occur without there is chance to come back.
In mathematical calculations, the Martingale strategy works by multiplying the amount of money in each bet and when you win, the calculation of the winning amount will cover all the losses that occurred from the start.
But this is not recommended and is not worth forcing on novice gamblers who do not have the ability, ability in the sense of sufficient capital and strong mentality to be able to accept every loss that occurs.