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The Martingale Gambling System is based on negative progression. The basis of the Martingale system is the probability of losing infinite times in a row. This gambling strategy is applied to 'even money' bets. Initially you start with one bet if you win. If you lose, you lose your double bet. Thus every time you lose, you double your last lost bet. The assumption is that you are bound to win eventually. When you win, you recover all your lost wagers plus one-unit or chip profit against your initial wager.
The Disadvantages of Martingale System
· Looks infallible in theory
· Requires a large bankroll
· Very risky - due to the maximum bet limits imposed by casinos
· If you run out of money or reach the house limit - you can lose a lot with no chance to recover your losses
The Paroli Gambling System is in a way, opposite to the Martingale system. In this kind of wagering you start with one bet, and increase your bet when you win rather than when you lose. In this strategy, you need to plan a gambling procedure whereby you know how far you will let the bet build before you actually take it. The strategy is to decide how much to take down to the initial starting bet and how much to raise after each win. This depends on the type of game played and the gambling odds.
Advantages of the Paroli betting System:
· Does not require a large bankroll
· Lets profit run and cuts short the losses
Gamblers must know these.
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