Quote from: arallmuus on June 30, 2015, 08:11:19 AM

Quote from: pooya87 on June 30, 2015, 04:07:52 AM

i thought that you can not lose 10 times in a row then i had 13 lose.
then i though 13 is it, then i had 15 and so on.

This is what we call as a gambler's fallacies because most people think that with 98 % chance to win they will get 2 loses every 100 bets and so on while in fact that every bet is dependant and you will always get 50 % chance to either win or lose . It is highly unlikely but it is possible that there will be 50 loses or more in a 98 % chance however the probability for it to happen is close to zero ( but that doesnt mean that it is zero probability to happen )

Quote from: FanEagle on June 30, 2015, 07:33:15 AM

It's not actually martingale

It is a variances though with X base bet, multiplier Y and increase on loss Z percentage.

@tigertatas, so whats the catch? Your newest screenshot shows that you again increase your wager amount just before it hit your desired roll amount ( what a luck again ) but from your newest screenshot shows that you are - 14 clams on your profit if you compared it to the previous one

Well gambler's fallacy is not exactly that, it's more like someone bets on red and after 10 reds in a row he thinks there is more possibilities of getting a black when in fact they are the same, always no matter what.