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Quote from: Casdinyard on March 28, 2020, 11:54:17 AM

In short, is the martingale strategy in betting in such gambling games such as roulette and dice do really is effective strategy? For example, what if you are winning, and every time you win, you double your bets, and basically apply the martingale strategy, which is to double your bet when you lose.

Would that make a huge impact to your funds? I haven't tried it so far, but for me, I don't that is really effective as if we lose, we aren't really going to win right after, because there is still a possibility of losing once again.

It's effective if the proportion of your initial amount per bet is too small compare to your capital. It's too risky to do that with automated bet because the house edge can make you zero within just minutes and for sure it's too difficult to stop as the machine places bets than the speed of your thinking wethere what decision you should take place. I myself is using martingale strategy but I don't stick with thus house edge can't predict what I'm thinking of.

The longer you use martingale the less effective it become. I only use it for a few rounds and stops when I win. If I continue losing I stop. I tried doing it with small amount and continuosly lost until my balance went down to zero. It is still best to either combine different strategies or stick to your own gameplan.

No one can crack the system, you can try all those tricks but in the end you always lose. I have also tried it in many occasions it does start with positive outcome and as the game progresses it goes against you. It only works for short duration and not for long streak.