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Quote from: iv4n on July 10, 2021, 08:22:31 PM

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It's gambling... and after all, it's martingale (all some form of martingale)... if you don't rage and raise your bets you will not be able to recover what you lost and for sure you will not make any profit!

Haha, exactly. But sometimes I just go #YOLO and bet my entire balance and leave with a fat zero Grin

I see I wrote "all some form" instead "or some form" of martingale! I noticed that many people have a strict point of view, Martingale is doubling your bet after every lost bet! That is fine when you play in range from x2 to x3... when you play lower payouts you need to raise your bet more than just double to be green, and for higher payouts doubling is close to impossible because losing streaks can be very long! I say close to impossible, because you can play it, and you can have a luck to hit some higher payout after few rolls, literary!

I have a question, if we play this strategy, payout x99, increase 150% after every 50 reds... Can we say this is a Martingale?

This shouldn't matter should it?
50/50 chance with 2x payout on win needs same amount of total liquidity for Martingale as
95/5 chance with 1.05 payout on win.
You adjust the increase of wager between rounds and this gets compensated by the chance of a loss streak of certain size.