Quote from: Lakai01 on November 13, 2019, 03:04:16 PM

Quote from: GSpgh on November 12, 2019, 04:17:57 PM

Quote from: Battareus on November 12, 2019, 07:31:54 AM

For rare events is made a reset to the initial bet. Doubling does not go on forever, the loss after the last unsuccessful bet is overlaps by subsequent successful ones which will go after the reset. There is a certain balance in the system of doubling bets, at some moment it ceases to work in plus and begins to increase the loss in progression.

Youre not the first one to come up with a variation of martingale that you think beats the house. But even if you had unlimited funds you still can't do it. You will always lose because of house edge and max bet size. You should create a simulation and test your strategy on millions of random crashes.

Without wanting to repeat myself I dont think there is any strategy which works (in the long run) and is able to beat the house. If such a strategy would exists it would have been banned in no matter of time.
Martingale (or any variation of it) works in a perfect world where you have no house edge, unlimited funds and no max bet. In the real world it makes you bankrupt in no matter of time when you have a loss streak.

Why are you both talking about the limit on funds and the maximum bet when I said that there is a reset to the initial? You can repeat it 100 times "there is no pattern, there is nothing except random" or something else, all this from the reluctance to think.