Reverse Martingale?

Sunz of Beaches · Friday at 1:26 PM

It means doubling ur bet when u win instead of when u lose. Did u guys ever play reverse Martingale and if yes how was the experience?

R.Holynskyi · Friday at 5:52 PM

Sunz of Beaches said:
It means doubling ur bet when u win instead of when u lose. Did u guys ever play reverse Martingale and if yes how was the experience?

I read about this somewhere. I think it was called the Grand Martingale strategy. The idea is interesting. Although the risk is obviously many times greater than when you play with the "regular" Martingale strategy.

burro · Friday at 6:18 PM

I've tried this before when I was trying to fulfill the casino's bonus requirements
But it's not good for that either. A bad sequence happens and everything goes backwards very quickly.

miric007 · Saturday at 5:04 PM

Sunz of Beaches said:
To znači udvostručiti okladu kada dobijete umjesto kada izgubite. Jeste li ikada igrali obrnuti Martingale i ako jeste, kakvo je bilo iskustvo?

I knew how to increase the bet on the slots when I got the bonus, this proved to be a winning tactic on several occasions.

infonazar · Saturday at 6:48 PM

The basic principle: You choose a base bet, if you win - double it, if you lose - return to the initial base bet.
Goal: Maximize profits during a winning streak and minimize losses during losses.
The main thing when using this strategy is to stop in time, otherwise it will not give you any advantages.
In my opinion, this is an option that can be tested.

najisami · Saturday at 7:18 PM

I think whether it's Martingale or Reverse, if you want to risk trying either, make sure you have a healthy BR and especially know when to stop if you happen to get a lucky streak.

ramdon p358 · Saturday at 10:37 PM

I haven't used this strategy in roulette yet; I've only used the regular Martingale to make some profit.

nasty bent gorilla · Sunday at 10:29 AM

Sounds like a fun spectator sport, but way too risky unless stupidly rich.

Rost · Sunday at 5:32 PM

infonazar said:
The basic principle: You choose a base bet, if you win - double it, if you lose - return to the initial base bet.
Goal: Maximize profits during a winning streak and minimize losses during losses.
The main thing when using this strategy is to stop in time, otherwise it will not give you any advantages.
In my opinion, this is an option that can be tested.

There will be no profit, but sometimes there may be local victories

TeUnit · Monday at 9:01 AM

You get to large amounts of money very quickly, and the casino usually has table limits.

They can also tell you they dont want your action at any time.

Sunz of Beaches · Monday at 9:38 AM

Ok thanks for the input guys.

burro said:
I've tried this before when I was trying to fulfill the casino's bonus requirements
But it's not good for that either. A bad sequence happens and everything goes backwards very quickly.

Yeah i figured that but found it still interesting since with reverse Martingale u move up when running good and not the opposite(which probably most players do).

Pabloro10321 · Monday at 9:43 AM

Yes, I tried, it's riskier.

kunkgreen · Monday at 10:46 AM

I'd never heard of this variation... Just like the original tactic... I find it interesting from the point of view of the ingenuity and audacity of the idea, however, they don't hold up mathematically and lead us to the same place: if we don't have infinite money, we can't win! (at least not in a predictive way)

WrongUsername · Monday at 11:18 AM

always use money u can afford to lose it´s that simple concept

Newzooozooo · Monday at 9:35 PM

burro said:
I've tried this before when I was trying to fulfill the casino's bonus requirements
But it's not good for that either. A bad sequence happens and everything goes backwards very quickly.

This is completely expected. If it worked properly, if this strategy really brought in money systematically and regularly, then the casino would have to find ways to somehow prohibit it.

dreamer13 · Monday at 10:41 PM

This strategy should never be used with a small deposit. The risk of losing it entirely is too great.

black and · Tuesday at 10:52 AM

Sunz of Beaches said:
It means doubling ur bet when u win instead of when u lose. Did u guys ever play reverse Martingale and if yes how was the experience?

Martingale, reverse, grand, magnificent, or royal, it's just a one-way ticket. There will be a day when the bankroll won't last, and that day will come sooner or later.

Ruslan L · 2026-05-27T13:14:21-0400

Sunz of Beaches said:
It means doubling ur bet when u win instead of when u lose. Did u guys ever play reverse Martingale and if yes how was the experience?

Classic Martingale will 100% likely result in you losing your bankroll. Reverse Martingale will 100% likely result in you losing your bankroll but do it twice as fast

userX · 2026-05-27T20:58:55-0400

I've only heard of Martingale. I didn't know there were other variations.

Reverse Martingale?

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