Here we are! The MARTINGALE strategy.

The System This is the magic method that lots of website are speaking about. "With my method you will earn 5000 dollars a month!".
So yes, indeed, the martingale method can make you win at roulette integrated with other tips, BUT NOT FOR LONG AND NOT THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS!

What is a martingale?

The martingale is defined as a technique that can be used to win at games of chance. It is based on mathematical logic to increase the value of one's bets in order to cover one's losses.

Well-known and practised by many players, this trick of the gambling world is not unknown to casinos. Games are normally programmed with this aspect in mind.

There are many models of martingale that can be used in the world of gambling. The main difference lies in the way the stake is distributed after a win or loss. You can count :

  • The classic martingale
  • The Piquemouche
  • The great martingale
  • The American martingale, etc.

Martingale applied to roulette: how to do it

The Martingale strategy we propose here is simple. To do this, you need to rely on single bet options. These betting offers offer a payout equivalent to one times one's stake. In theory, the chance of winning a game is 50% in this option.

In summary, this method consists of:

  1. Bet a simple chance (red/black or even/odd or single/manque);
  2. Then, each time you lose, bet double the amount until you win.

That way, you're guaranteed never to lose.
Note: The martingale is also known as the HAWKS method.

The principle of application

Here is an illustration to better understand the principle of application of the martingale to the game of roulette.

Bet the first (1) Euro on a single chance:

  • If we win, then our winnings are (1) euro,
  • Or you lose the (1) euro bet. You must then bet (1) x 2 = 2 Euros on the next move. If you win, you have 2 + 2 = 4 Euros, whereas you bet (1) (lost on the first move) + 2 (bet this time). You have therefore net won 4-2 -(1)= (1) euro.

Every time you lose, you double your bet on the next move:

  • If in the previous case, after betting 2 euros, you lose: You bet 2 x 2 = 4 euros.
    • If you win, your winnings are 4 + 4 = 8 euros. We have therefore bet (1) (lost on the first move) + 2 (lost on the second move) + 4 (bet on this move). The net win is 8-4-2 - (1)= (1) euro.
    • If you lose, you bet 4 x 2 and the pattern repeats itself ad infinitum. We would therefore win (1) Euro every time.

This principle is based on the fact that, statistically, the simple odds come out one out of two. In other words, the chances of betting right are equiprobable with those of betting wrong. You can therefore assume that after 2 draws you are bound to have a correct bet. You won't have to double your bet too often to make up for previous losses.

Other important concepts to know

Roulette is the game where you have the best chance of winning. There's no denying that with this technique. But casinos have of course put brakes and barriers in place, find out about them by reading on. The limits of martigale…