up as lose
What are the disadvantages of uping as you lose? Theoretically you can't lose. The only problem that I can see is if you hit the table maximum or don't have the bankroll.
What are the disadvantages of uping as you lose? Theoretically you can't lose. The only problem that I can see is if you hit the table maximum or don't have the bankroll.
What are the disadvantages of uping as you lose?
Theoretically you can't lose. The only problem that I can see is if you hit the table maximum or don't have the bankroll.
Can you handle a 1000 unit bet after having already lost 1000 units in a 10 hand losing streak? This will most assuredly happen within 10 hours. And what will you do if you lose that bet?
Over the long run, you will not increase your expected value, but you will increase your variance. You will have many small wins, but you will have a few large losses which will make erase your small wins. The table maximum is not an issue; you can always move to another table or casino with a higher limit.
This board tends to be intolerant towards progression posts, so if you wish to continue posting here, I recommend you find another subject or learn to play advantaged blackjack.
"theoretically you CANNOT WIN"
no offense but if you cant see the problems with this progression then i suggest you give up now...
table max norm only allows 6 full martingale bets....i can assure you (from experience) that these 6 streaks happen enough to kill you...
someobdy mentioned the feeling of losing that 1000 unit bet...
placing bets so large will certainly mess you metally and emotionally...
if you have enough to seriously finance a martingale progression then i suggest you either invest it elsewhere or learn to count
You can and you will lose if you play a Martingale. Even if you theorize an infinite bankroll and an infinite game, in the world of infinity there is also an infinite losing streak. The chances of losing the next hand don't change significantly, and they remain the same, hand after hand. So, in infinity, there is never a zero chance of losing the next hand. Somewhere in infinity, the never-ending losing streak exists. In fact, there are an infinite number of such streaks.
likely???no ;)
