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[Alone055]

IMHO, there is nothing wrong in trying those 2.00 odds for as long as you are gambling with what you afford.

We're gamblers after all and we go to the best potential profits as we gamble and doing that isn't new for most gamblers.

But to bet on random games, this is the YOLO mentality that many keeps on doing even if they are aware that the potential chance of losing is higher than winning.

There is definitely nothing wrong in trying 2.0 odds, but as I mentioned, it is not possible that the games you bet on based on your understanding and analysis of the teams where you know one side would have an advantage, you might not always get 2.0 or higher odds in such games, so it's not possible for one to always use a martingale strategy and successfully recover what they have previously lost. One could say that they can adjust the amount they are using for each bet, but that will only mean more risk, because at the end of the day, you don't know if you are going to win or not.

We know that there could be deadly streaks in all sorts of gambling, we often see that in casino games, but it could also happen in sports betting. So, if someone is trying martingale strategy and increasing their bet after each loss, what if they don't get a win even after 10 bets? It's possible, you can't convince me that it is not possible at all, I know that sports betting is not only about luck, but we shouldn't take blind risks also, right?

[jossiel]

So, if someone is trying martingale strategy and increasing their bet after each loss, what if they don't get a win even after 10 bets? It's possible, you can't convince me that it is not possible at all, I know that sports betting is not only about luck, but we shouldn't take blind risks also, right?

You're right, it's not only about luck but requires some skills in able to read good matches with promising odds.

And applying martingale, I've never thought that I can do that in sports betting because it takes time and even in a quicker phase.

That's going to take a lot of someone's ball in doing that when they're desperate or when they want to have an experiment.

[famososMuertos]

I don’t know if it’s been mentioned already, but Coinroyale withdrawals dropped by two points. It doesn’t seem like much, but it feels better to read: “All withdrawals are now subject to a fixed fee of 0.00005 BTC.”

When you’re not living the high‑roller lifestyle, you notice the little things you read.

Speaking of which:



There’s dead money here.