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We went to casino last weekend, and I'm just curious: Is it possible to beat roulette somehow? We've tried martingale strategy. Just in case you don't know what is this system about: The player bets $1 and wins $2. The net winnings are $1. The player bets $1 and loses. Then he bets $2 and wins $4. The player bet $3 in total and won $4. The net winnings are $1. The player bets $1 and loses. Subsequently he bets $2, $4, $8, $16, $32, $64, $128, $256 and loses all of these bets. Then the player bets $512 and wins. The total bets were $1023 and the player won $1024. The net winnings are $1.
Martingale strategy So let's say I start with 1000 units. Win is 18/37 and lose is 19/37. With this system I can't lost more than 9 times in row: (19/37)^9 = 0.0025 = 0.25% This probability means that statistically, 1 of roughly 402 Martingale cycles will result in losing 9 bets in a row, causing the player to be unable to place another bet. So my question is: do you think this system is good? And what chance to win do I have if I bet the same on the same color all the time?
Hi everyone =D what's your ideas about d'alembert? Functionally it should work more or less like martingale, with the advantage that i won't exhaust my whole budget =D. After having tried out martingale (and failed) i wouldn't like to repeat the mistake you know? =D here roulette forum they say that d'alembert works, in contrast to the limitations of martingale instead. This one also looks like a tangible proof scam site Someone who can fulfill my need of confirmations? :) Than you very much guys <3
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I learned some roulette tips and tricks back in UK. Martingale system is the best where you double your bet after every loss, but be careful, it could max out your bets quickly, or worst, you may run out of money!
The D’Alembert system may win slower, but the risks are lesser.