The majority does get a hold of it because it's not that as effective as the others telling it that it's effective on them. I agree that it varies to the gambler using it.
So, if it's working to your end and experience, we're sure that it's not going to be stopped being used by that gambler where it's been effective and proven.
But to those that it didn't worked just like me and you, we're away touching and doing that strategy because we just don't want to end up with the same losses and experiences.
Yeah, depending to the users if they feel that this strategy will work on their end then they will continue using it but for those who got messed up you will hear different opinion about this strategy, I can say that one time in my gambling day I was able to win using it then quit right away, but when I did try to use it again it went to the other direction.
So it's up to you whether to continue or maybe add some tweak who knows maybe luck will back you up and let you win right?
I've messed up with that strategy a few years ago and that's why I don't want to try it anymore. So, it's based on my experience that I didn't end with a good result with that strategy.
What could be some tweaks that can be added to this strategy? If there is and someone finds it to become better, I would just say good luck to them if it really fits them right to do this.
There is not really a way to make the martingale strategy work no matter how hard you try, the martingale strategy is attractive in the eyes of some gamblers due to the illusion that it gives that you cannot lose with it, but if you think about a little bit it is not hard to realize that it is one of the worst strategies you could ever use, and this is because it is the very definition of chasing your losses, as you keep doubling your bet hoping to recover the losses you have obtained.