Do not use Martingale with long-term play

[watchmen 1]

Martingale is a classic strategy, it is a strategy that anyone involved in gambling knows. Martingale means that if you lose, you need to double your bet to recover the lost money. But is it really that good?
I experimented with a 2x multiplier Martingale strategy and with the support of 24 losses, I rolled it continuously day and night, every day I changed the seed once. But after six days, I met a string of losses 26 times. I tried again but this time only supported 18 times losing and running dice but this time I chose to stop the strategy for two days, surprisingly everything was fine and made a profit. Then I tried again but this time with a 6x multiplier, every 6 times I lost I would double the bet once, my goal this time was to play for five hours. As a result, after an hour of playing, I lost over 200k sat, I was forced to stop the strategy because it didn't work.

So I recommend that you are intending to use the Martingale strategy, you should not try with long rollers or with multipliers as high as 6x or more because it is really ineffective, break up the rolling range and use multiple strategies. Different strategies for each play and especially Martingale are very risky for those with little balance. You should only play strategy Martingale is short-term strategy
Lastly, good luck with your strategy, and do you have a better strategy than Martingale?

[bigbrankx 67]

 

[watchmen 1]

4 hours ago, bigbrankx said:

 

Nice, you are very luck and big buster, but be careful with it because this strategy is risky

[Lky14 15]

There is no strategy to keep winning in the long run. It's all based on luck.

Martingale can be good sometimes and can make you some profit but I think you need to be careful when to use it and be aware that you'll probably bust a lot trying to recover a small amount that you originally lost.

 

 

 

[Jelanstream 76]

When I play Dice I didn't like to play martingale even just 5 minutes playing because I don't know when the streak lose comes
I always like hunting big payout even it's take time but you need to calculate your balance and how many rolls you hit that payout
 

[sheenaz.bay 443]

I often fail when playing with Martingale strategy even though playing for a short time, I prefer playing with a big multiplier

[nolep 168]

I totally agree with the advice you shared because I myself have played with Martingle quite often and I feel that martingle is one of the most dangerous strategies because when you play in PO 2x and using Martingle you can experience a huge loss if you experience long red the long one .

[iris05 6]

Agree with that Martingale seems only work for a short time. I've been using that even in manual roll and I got easily busted when I use it for long time rolling as I got long streak. Changing my strategy from time to time seems working for me as I use different PO and on loss and stop when I reach my target profit.

[algy 1]

I continue to use Martingale and I can still get the profit that I am targeting and also I feel you are out of luck so that you are losing.

[Sumitpatel 14]

I don't play martiangle often coz it's very risky in long term so I play straight with fix bb

[Blackcoffee 4]

I think is true cause i have did it and and it looks like the system has read the strategy that I did then i loss.. i cant believe it when i do rolls the same big number have out with 10 times.. and i thinks is cheat..

[robberybob 1]

Martingale The best way to recover losses made when betting, but the question is what strategy can reverse losses without using Martingle ?

[jaypi 1]

you need to have patience and enter late on the bests... my maximum in 6 months was 24 rols on 2x multiplier

[LucyDuron 1]

Wow, I never though that 24, 26 roles on 2x possible. 

[Pawlbee 1]

Man! I still have a lot to learn and cover.

[Kaymark 0]

I’m definitely gonna need some tutoring  if I want to make profit.

[vlgs33 0]

It's really true. 

Win and run is good solution then... 🏃🏃‍♂️😉

[akyr0s 1]

Martingale ... You will burn at the end! always ...

[Prem 0]

in long term because of house edge you will lose 

[tomminny666 2]

Martingale would definitely bust at the long run, but reverse would require a larger bank roll and patience, so I go with reverse

[Thirdy153 8]

Yes, indeed. Martingale strategy is very risky, specially if your always using it in long term. How many times I bust my coins because of martingale strategy. Now I'm afraid to use it again.

[Shadow 0]

Martingale itself definitely can't be used long term 😂 a little modification however coupled with risk management and a stop loss(use the vault) I think you might be able to... last longer 😂

[atkinsonk 0]

I don't know if hy martingale keeps crashing after sometime

[mshepsss 0]

Martingale needs to be a hit and run strategy because you never know when you will hit that balance breaking streak of losses.

[JackB 2]

I like to play marginally, but not for losses, but for wins. That is, after each win, double the bet. And so on up to a certain length of winnings.