Dice - Daily Story

[Vaskiy]

I create this thread particularly for the Gamblers who have been spending most of the funds on Dice compared to other games. I believe regularly someone will update their day's spending on Dice games. First I'll start with my gambling for the day.

Started with $3 with over 50. First roll was a win and second loss, third is a loss. This led to try martingale. Increased the bet value to $6. Once again loss, increased to $12, once again loss. Increased to $24, again a loss, increased to $48, again a loss. Finally went for $96, and won. Now once again started rolled for $3 and ended my day's gambling with a win.

[acener]

Lucky for you to win with martingale strategy most of the time when I was using it back when I was an active gambler I would have a huge loss streak that my whole deposit couldn't handle it anymore.
The problem with martingale strat is that when you use it for so long it would burn you out for sure you should learn to be contented with your profit and quit when you have enough.

[rodskee]

I have already decide to leave Dice game as i become boring , but in past i am a Big fan of Dice as i spending hundred dollars per game even if i'm not winning for a week.

Now i focused in prediction gambling and also in sportsbetting , But i love also playing Roulette and Dueling in Duelbits.com.

I create this thread particularly for the Gamblers who have been spending most of the funds on Dice compared to other games. I believe regularly someone will update their day's spending on Dice games. First I'll start with my gambling for the day.

Good that you started a  Dice thread for gamblers because there are still many gamblers that love dice specially those starters.

Started with $3 with over 50. First roll was a win and second loss, third is a loss. This led to try martingale. Increased the bet value to $6. Once again loss, increased to $12, once again loss. Increased to $24, again a loss, increased to $48, again a loss. Finally went for $96, and won. Now once again started rolled for $3 and ended my day's gambling with a win.

Congrats then Mate , you are good at it.

[avikz]

Started with $3 with over 50. First roll was a win and second loss, third is a loss. This led to try martingale. Increased the bet value to $6. Once again loss, increased to $12, once again loss. Increased to $24, again a loss, increased to $48, again a loss. Finally went for $96, and won. Now once again started rolled for $3 and ended my day's gambling with a win.

It's great to hear that martingale worked for you! I mostly play crash games which is somewhat similar in nature but just a different wining method and interface. I tried Martingale quite a few times but the result was disastrous for me! I lost almost everytime except one or two instances! Overall, I try to keep a set amount of money for gambling every weekend as I am a weekend gambler. Once that money is finished, I don't go back to gambling for the entire day! So I have a risk limit and I don't go beyond that limit. Unfortunately, I had very few days where I ended with profit! For me it's always better to trade than gamble!

[crwth]

I remember being able to bet continuously without suffering the deadly losing streak for a few minutes but once I hit that streak, I feel my heart pounding and just be devastated when I lose all my balance. That's when I was betting a lot without really considering my risk management with gambling. So my story here is that I only played for a couple of days and that stopped because I was greedy.

Anyways, @OP, What's your overall balance and maximum risk?

[rhomelmabini]

Martingale strategy was a risky one and I really don't do that unless my bankroll was huge to cover the losses if streak goes on. I play dice but this time around I really prefer the live games as it was more interactive to play and more realistic in a sense that you really see the dices were rolling and hearing those sounds was too nostalgic like you're playing in a carnival or local casinos.

I remember being able to bet continuously without suffering the deadly losing streak for a few minutes but once I hit that streak, I feel my heart pounding and just be devastated when I lose all my balance. That's when I was betting a lot without really considering my risk management with gambling. So my story here is that I only played for a couple of days and that stopped because I was greedy.

Anyways, @OP, What's your overall balance and maximum risk?

As I've said it's indeed risky but as they said be responsible on what you gamble and what you invest. Really the first time it was hard to accept that fact that you've been greedy but at the same time it gives us a valuable experience and gets us learn more as we go into these gambling journey, this doesn't just applies to gambling but on all aspects of life. I assume the risk he take was at the 60% side or nearest of that.

[crwth]

As I've said it's indeed risky but as they said be responsible on what you gamble and what you invest. Really the first time it was hard to accept that fact that you've been greedy but at the same time it gives us a valuable experience and gets us learn more as we go into these gambling journey, this doesn't just applies to gambling but on all aspects of life. I assume the risk he take was at the 60% side or nearest of that.

I think at any point in our lives, we are going to experience something like this with any type of industry that we are in, most especially in investment types. I know a lot of people who have trusted some type of shady company hoping that they would be able to profit from what they are going to invest in but it's actually them getting scammed and that's a valuable experience that could teach you as well. It's almost comparable to that knowing that it's with losing money as well.

60% is a big risk for sure but if he continues daily and not getting greedy with his bets, I think he can do it unless it's just prolonging the agony of losing everything.

[dre1982]

This is a good example why I don't play martingale anymore. Risking so much money to win just $3 at the end.

Nowadays I just go for the bigger multipliers 9900x or even bigger which could give you much better results. A martingale system like OP will work for some time if you have enough funds but if you don't stop on time, the red streak will always find you.

[Poker Player]

This is a good example why I don't play martingale anymore. Risking so much money to win just $3 at the end.

Nowadays I just go for the bigger multipliers 9900x or even bigger which could give you much better results. A martingale system like OP will work for some time if you have enough funds but if you don't stop on time, the red streak will always find you.

I was going to say this. People congratulating him for risking a lot to win in the end. What surprises me about this is that it has been known for a long time that Martingale does not work but I keep seeing posts from people who keep trying. The casinos must be very happy, that's for sure. The more people try the Martingale strategy, the more money they make, and at low risk.

[Vaskiy]

This is a good example why I don't play martingale anymore. Risking so much money to win just $3 at the end.

Nowadays I just go for the bigger multipliers 9900x or even bigger which could give you much better results. A martingale system like OP will work for some time if you have enough funds but if you don't stop on time, the red streak will always find you.

I've understood the risk, and that's the reason why I stopped once I made the initial bet value. I risked, and beyond that value I don't have funds to continue the martingale. If the $98 has failed then my wallet would've got emptied. Because with the left amount of around $50 I'll go for a roll above 90 with the option max bet.

[jossiel]

You're in luck if that's what happened to you.

I don't have the courage to do martingale anymore. It didn't work for me and with the sequence of your story, you're actually to lose all of it if you didn't win your last best.

You're lucky indeed.

[electronicash]

This is a good example why I don't play martingale anymore. Risking so much money to win just $3 at the end.

Nowadays I just go for the bigger multipliers 9900x or even bigger which could give you much better results. A martingale system like OP will work for some time if you have enough funds but if you don't stop on time, the red streak will always find you.

I've understood the risk, and that's the reason why I stopped once I made the initial bet value. I risked, and beyond that value I don't have funds to continue the martingale. If the $98 has failed then my wallet would've got emptied. Because with the left amount of around $50 I'll go for a roll above 90 with the option max bet.

its good to know that you finally got the win after a losing streak and won at the end of the day. you're one of the lucky guys who by the end of the day can celebrate. most of us win big at first and at the end lost everything.

but I'm sure once in our gambling spree we experienced the same thing. you could end up losing if you still lose when you bet $98 so why did you not start with $1. without big funds, i will start with $0.10 using USDT. 

[milewilda]

Just had played with the amount of $10 and using that common martingale and do bust up with few consecutive loss.This had been a typical
situation though on daily basis but  there are days which i do end up on making profits where that $10 of mine would able to reach out $50-100
depending on luck because i do have a habit of going all in when i do get pissed.