Quote from: maku on June 13, 2016, 01:37:38 AM

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Quote from: Golftech on June 12, 2016, 03:02:23 AM

but the system of those dice game now a days can recognized the martin fail system they would not let you win the desire amount that you want before you can leave your earnings your capital already been dissolved there's no real system now it is purely luck with dice.

If you still believe that the house need to recognize your betting style in order to make martingale failed, you would most likely be not understanding the concept of house edge and provable fairness well enough to be honest. Dice game has always been purely luck only.

I don't think that was a pure luck only because i have a friend who always play dice game and he always win .there's a stratedgy or to be explore and change its betting amount winning chance.etc.

Is your friend a Dice millionaire yet? How exactly you can have a winning strategy in simple game like that, where amazing computers and top mathematicians didn't find anything?
And you friend managed to do it?

Quote from: fullypak on June 13, 2016, 01:26:16 AM

That is very true. No casinos will allow gamblers so easily to win money. You may win 10% profits for two to three days but later on, one day you may lose all your investment and end result is casino will win for sure. So I don't think any strategies will work for longer time.

It is not exactly secret strategy of casinos - 'allowing people to win at first' - it is common misconception. It is just people who are lucky one or two times are later convinced that they found a 'secret strategy'.

Well said it is just misconception to many of us, thinking of casino will allow you to win first in order for you to keep playing and after wards when lose you will also think that it also casino's fault, i guess the best way is to stay away instead, no strategy will win you out unless you are just doing it for fun and you cab afford to lose part of your hard work income.