Spin&Go Martingale System

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hello heres the idea play 0.25$ spin and go if you loose all play 1$ spin go if you lose it play 1$ again and then 3$ and then 7$. you need to loose 8 in a row to go broke, else you are ahead. once ahead repwat. if you get bigger multiplier it is a bonus. what do you think?
 
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play four in a row 0.25$ first
 
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Lorpugo said:
hello heres the idea play 0.25$ spin and go if you loose all play 1$ spin go if you lose it play 1$ again and then 3$ and then 7$. you need to loose 8 in a row to go broke, else you are ahead. once ahead repwat. if you get bigger multiplier it is a bonus. what do you think?

I have just one word for you: variance. So I think that is not the greatest idea. I think we all would be millionaires already if that would work :D Martingale strategy doesn't work in blackjack and it won't work in poker either. Sounds great on paper but in the end you probably end up losing more than winning and that downswing will eventually happen when you lose your whole bankroll. Try to focus on learning and play something where you can actually make money by playing well, cash games for example. And always play according to your bankroll so that you can easily have a long downswing without going broke. Good luck!
 
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Dani_California said:
I have just one word for you: variance. So I think that is not the greatest idea. I think we all would be millionaires already if that would work :D Martingale strategy doesn't work in blackjack and it won't work in poker either. Sounds great on paper but in the end you probably end up losing more than winning and that downswing will eventually happen when you lose your whole bankroll. Try to focus on learning and play something where you can actually make money by playing well, cash games for example. And always play according to your bankroll so that you can easily have a long downswing without going broke. Good luck!
I totally agree with you!!
 
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Been there done that in craps. Started with $5 bets, ended up losing seven in a row ($360 last bet).
 
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If it works you will break even. If not, lose a lot of money.
 
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load more tables, get more chances if u can
 
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The Martingale strategy works on the video slots online,i`ve ran-up $thousands$ playing slots at a certain website:rolleyes:
 
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Lorpugo said:
hello heres the idea play 0.25$ spin and go if you loose all play 1$ spin go if you lose it play 1$ again and then 3$ and then 7$. you need to loose 8 in a row to go broke, else you are ahead. once ahead repwat. if you get bigger multiplier it is a bonus. what do you think?

Yeah! Is the best way to go bankrupt very quickly. :D
 
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Have the roulette folks been in touch with you, you sound like just there sort of fellow. :)
 
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This has the same problems that the Martingale strategy has everywhere else too: it only "works" if you have an infinite bankroll (which you don't) and the ability to infinitely double your stakes (which you don't).

Without those conditions, at some point you're gonna go on a losing streak that wipes out your whole bankroll.

I guess if you decide you've made enough money and stop before that happens then technically it "worked", but the risk is no less real because of that.
 
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