Maybe we can do it this way if we have more capital during the game, or are still in the same room. If we have left the room, we will return to basics, or the same as when we just started the game.
In general, 10 minutes at the start of the game we will win, so we can make a bet with a larger amount, or adjust it so that there are enough rounds.
This is a fallacy and there is no proof that we will win surely win in within 10 minutes after we start the game. As a matter of fact, I frequently get busted within 10 minutes of the game whenever I opt for a huge bet. Meaning my bankroll got devastated early in the playing round. If you are lucky you are lucky and get out of huge win early in the game but if you are not you will end up broke within minutes of the game.
So I say the time frame you are playing doesn't guarantee us a win. The worst is, the longer we play the more possibility our bankroll get rekt.
If we have been playing for a few minutes, but there are no signs of winning, then we leave to get another room game, but if there has been no change, it is better to leave the game until a few hours later. These are the ways that I often do in continuous betting.
This is better advice, since choosing a new room game can reset our seed thus we might be able to get a winning seed and profit in our gambling session.