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[QUOTE="dreamer13, post: 6933067, member: 487083"]
I am from Latvia, I belong to the 50-59 group.I prefer roulette.When you see a player at the roulette table deftly moving chips from one bet to another, he is most likely using the Martingale strategy. This method involves doubling your bet in case of loss in order to win back and earn a little money. In other words, if after each loss you bet on one color until you win, doubling your bet will compensate for your loss.Like any other gambling strategy, the Martingale strategy has its drawbacks. Beware of gambling misconceptions: If one color lands 100 times in a row, it doesn't change the fact that the probability of landing another color on the next spin is exactly the same. When you spin the roulette wheel, the probability of getting one color or another is just under 50%, which is due to the presence of squares 0 and 00. Moreover, after several losses in a row, you will either reach the maximum bet or run out of money. At this point, you are already in the red, regardless of whether you win or lose. To play this strategy, you need to be able to make larger bets or win to make up for the money you lost, and if neither of these options is possible, then you need to leave the table.
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