The Martingale System is the most commonly used betting system. It involves a progression of bets, doubling on losses, with the aim of always covering a loss. This system is often used at the roulette tables.
roulette system which claims that you can win at roulette by choosing a bet with a 50-50 chance of winning (such as red or black), and doubling your bet every time you lose. The system, however, is flawed and can involve the player risking large losses for a very small profit.
A doubling up system after each loss.
a system where the player may win at roulette by choosing to bet on one with a 50-50 chance of winning and then just continue to double the bet every time the player loses. This kind of system is quite flawed, however. The player stands to lose a lot.
a well known Roulette playing system, over 100 years old, where the player doubles his bet after each loss until he wins (or runs out of money).
One of the most well-known roulette systems whose origins date back over 100 years ago. A player doubles his bet after each loss until he wins (or runs out of money).
A progressive betting method in which the player doubles his bet after a previous loss.
A well known roulette system which dates back over a hundred years. A player doubles his bet after each loss until he wins (or runs out of money).
A money management system of investing in which the dollar values of investments continually increase after losses, or the position size increases with lowering portfolio size.
Betting technique in which a player doubles up after a loss.
