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Yep, don't gamble
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I heard that when (some of) these sites give you a trial account, with "Monopoly" money, newbies seem to do pretty good. Then you take the plunge with your own real money and get clobbered by perfect storms etc.
So they fix the odds on trial accounts, basically.
I play on cmc markets, at least those odds are the real feeds.Surf if you got a wave. Wave if you got a Surf.™Comment
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I woulda said get up a bit earlier ....Originally posted by NiftyNev View Post
oops .... just realised ya are about 10 hours in front of us Nev !!
Hey Andy, sounds like another legalised Robbery outfit
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The Martingale system is a really good system. Assuming that you have an almost infinite amount of money to bet, for incredibly small gains.Originally posted by slobodan View PostIt's a simple pattern...You lose, next bet is double the original stake.
Keep on doubling up until you win.
Even if there weren't betting ceilings (which there nearly always are), even a common run of 50/50 losses requires huge stakes very quickly.
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My uncle used to race dogs at Wembley and Hendon (before Brent X)
My dad sometimes used the 'double up', but he said you had to go all the way, no bottling.
Probably why I have always been poor.
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Did he ever beat them?Originally posted by slobodan View PostDo you know that, with a 50 character limit, it'sComment
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Bet @ 1p would require a bet of over £160k after 25 and over £5million after 29 losing bets to break even.Originally posted by slobodan View PostMy uncle used to race dogs at Wembley and Hendon (before Brent X)
My dad sometimes used the 'double up', but he said you had to go all the way, no bottling.
Probably why I have always been poor.
Not with standing betting limits you also need a big bank role. That is why we work instead of just endlessly betting red or black and doubling up.
'O' and how likely are you to win on black after 20 reds have landed in a row?
Still a 50/50 bet so forget any daft notion of law of average being on your side.Last edited by yoshie; 2 September 2012, 11:28.BrianComment
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