Martingale betting strategy
Martingale is a fairly well-known strategy that is often used in Forex betting, binary options trading, gambling and, of course, sports betting. This is a tactic that, in case of failure, the player doubles each subsequent bet until the moment of winning.
The essence of the strategy is very clear and simple. Having lost, the player doubles his bets; if he wins, it allows him to win back all previous losses in this series and gain the victory.
The Martingale strategy was created to play the classic roulette (red or black), which means that when the odds are doubled, the player will receive the amount of the initial bet anyway if he wins. The algorithm for increasing the rate can be represented by such a number of numbers - 20-40-80-160-320-640, etc. In case of victory, the player must immediately return to the amount of the first bet.
This strategy allows you to redistribute the winnings and, in some situations, make a profit over a short distance. The first step is to determine the size of the entire bank, the initial rate should be the lowest possible percentage. This number directly depends on the maximum number of combined bets that the player is counting on. If no more than five lost bets are calculated, the percentage of the first bet must be equal to one.
This strategy is essentially similar to the catch-up betting system. It is suitable for betting on most sports such as tennis, hockey, horse racing, etc. It is recommended to use it on those exchanges where there is consistency and consistency.
One of the main advantages of betthai is the inability to lose in principle, because the player cannot lose forever. However, this is the main snag and the lack of a strategy: the player's bank is not infinite, and with a protracted series of defeats, losses grow exponentially.
Using this strategy, the player can go bankrupt easily and quickly. In addition, strategies do not provide advantages, because the player will rarely lose, but in large amounts, and win much more often, but not much.
Martingale has a number of disadvantages when it comes to sports betting. For example, bookmakers set limits on the amount of bets, which can make it impossible to step in a series and lead to a loss of money. Also, only bets with odds higher than 2.00 are suitable for the game.
There is also such a lack of strategy as the fear of losing more than at a given moment in time, and, as a result, the player may stop playing, remaining a loser. In addition, if defeats in the streak drag on, there is a risk of losing the entire pot and not getting a win.
