Hi there,
I was wondering, on unibet casino there is a table with min 0.10 betting and max 50. If I use martingale on this table, I can double my betting 9 times before I reach the table limit. There is also a table with 1-1000 betting, where you can double even more. I was wondering if I should play at these tables using the martingale strategy? It is a RNG table though, but I think it is very rare to double 9 times and still not to win?
thanks in advance
Im sorry to be the one to tell you buuuuuuuuuut it will bust
Work out how many wins you will need to RECOVER from ONE Loss
Sorry dude, this aint the way :-X
Quote from: Twisteruk on Feb 22, 04:05 PM 2011
I'm sorry to be the one to tell you buuuuuuuuuut it will bust
Work out how many wins you will need to RECOVER from ONE Loss
Sorry dude, this ain't the way :-X
I thought so, sounded too good to be treu:P But how you mean recover from one loss? Do you mean that I lose 9 times in a row?
Quote from: GoranNF on Feb 22, 04:08 PM 2011
I thought so, sounded too good to be treu:P But how you mean recover from one loss? Do you mean that I lose 9 times in a row?
Yes, if there was no table limits and you had a massive bank it WOULD be unbeatable, but alas !
As for recovery, I meant work out ure TOTAL Loss and then the amount of times you would need to win just to get back to even
Session One-The Bust
1
2
4
8
16
32
64
128
256
512
1024 table limit reached at step 11 for Ã,£1000 limit
Lose all 11 steps
Total Loss = Ã,£2047
You now need 2048 Wins to be up just ONE Unit !
You're right man, damn I really need to find a holy grail... but unfortunately that's never going to happen, not by me :xd:
Quote from: GoranNF on Feb 22, 04:21 PM 2011
You're right man, darn I really need to find a holy grail... but unfortunately that's never going to happen, not by me :xd:
...or by anyone else, come to that!
Quote from: GoranNF on Feb 22, 04:21 PM 2011
You're right man, darn I really need to find a holy grail... but unfortunately that's never going to happen, not by me :xd:
Hey Goran just find a system with a high hit rate (there are a few on here) and put in some smart money management and you should do ok. (i.e. aim for +20% of original bankroll as a goal per session and 50% stoploss on a bad night.)
Dear Goran,
Martingale is the most escapist way of playing roulette. Suppose u play 9 steps progression, the risk that you gonna take is of 1+2+4+8+16+32+64+128+256=511 units, just to gain 1 unit. If u win even 500 times and lost once, u will still be in lose and if lost twice or thrice or even more (not very unusual), just count ur losses.
Quote from: Proofreaders2000 on Feb 22, 09:49 PM 2011
Hey Goran just find a system with a high hit rate (there are a few on here) and put in some smart money management and you should do ok. (i.e. aim for +20% of original bankroll as a goal per session and 50% stoploss on a bad night.)
I will keep that in mind thank you. What do you mean with 50% stoploss?
If U start with $100
then Ur stop-loss position @50% would be $50
In other words U will not go below $50 on a losing steak.
But also as important.
If U win, say the recommended +20%, and want to continue playing, then Ur new balance is now $120, and a new stop-loss point would be 50% of that new balance, which would be $60.
U see, Ur protecting Ur BR, and protecting an INCREASED BR, after a winning session!
Do U get it Goran? ::)
Know, if I got the math right.
Then you should lose the 11 step martingale 1 time in 2048 spins on average.
(1/2)^11 =1/2048
So, in 2048 spins we have:
2048/37 = ~55 zero's
So on average you should lose 55 units every 2048 spins.
Ofcourse this depends on how much you bet every time zero hits and so on.
Don't kill me if I'm wrong :embarrassed:
Quote from: Fripper on Feb 23, 04:03 PM 2011
Know, if I got the math right.
Then you should lose the 11 step martingale 1 time in 2048 spins on average.
(1/2)^11 =1/2048
So, in 2048 spins we have:
2048/37 = ~55 zero's
So on average you should lose 55 units every 2048 spins.
Ofcourse this depends on how much you bet every time zero hits and so on.
Don't kill me if I'm wrong :embarrassed:
IF ure always at step one when the Zero hits
IF ure at step 11 each time, different story !!
Quote from: Fripper on Feb 23, 04:03 PM 2011
Ofcourse this depends on how much you bet every time zero hits and so on.
;)
If we assume that we are on step one when zero hits.
Ofcourse the average loss by zero can be solved to by math, but I'm to lazy know :thumbsup:
Quote from: chrisbis on Feb 23, 03:44 PM 2011
If you start with $100
then your stop-loss position @50% would be $50
In other words you will not go below $50 on a losing steak.
But also as important.
If you win, say the recommended +20%, and want to continue playing, then your new balance is now $120, and a new stop-loss point would be 50% of that new balance, which would be $60.
U see, your protecting your BR, and protecting an INCREASED BR, after a winning session!
Do you get it Goran? ::)
I get it, thanks mate. I want to thank the others that responded too.
In a nutshell,
Martingale is not playable in any case.