2 years ago
Which money management is better? Martini or reversed martini?
Which money management?
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chongjasmine2 years ago|
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2 years ago
Um, I'm not sure I understand your question correctly. Is it about some casino strategy or something else ?
2 years ago
Yes, it is about casino strategy.
2 years ago
You mean Martingale ?
Otherwise Martini Rosso all the way 🥃
2 years ago
2 years ago
Hello! After playing consciously, I am someone who believes that every strategy will bring about winnings. A person who plays with awareness doesn't get upset, so my advice is to always play with an amount that won't distress you in case of losses.
2 years ago
"A person who plays with awareness doesn't get upset"
Damn right
2 years ago
Hey, I'm not sure if every strategy will bring some wins, but I absolutely agree with the second part. If a person decides to play, it shouldn't be big amounts that will make him regret, but rather ones that he won't cry for.
So, good point ! 🙂
By the way, do you use any strategies when you play ?
2 years ago
Every strategy would bring profit if played "rationally and responsibly." Essentially, in gambling, everything is based on probability, which means chance throws the dice, not you. Therefore, alongside the element of luck, making logical decisions and following each strategy will help you achieve winnings.
Also thank you! 😊
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2 years ago
Keeping slots aside from this, you may be quite correct, I'd say. 🙂
I feel it's vital to say there are no guaranteed strategies - in the long term casino always win. Lowering this mathematical disadvantage is the best shot. It is reasonable to pick up games with the lowest house edge.
By the way, did you manage to browse guides regarding non-working strategies?
https://casino.guru/roulette-scam-strategies
https://casino.guru/is-it-possible-to-win-at-blackjack-in-long-run
https://casino.guru/baccarat-winning-sums-review
https://casino.guru/how-to-beat-slots
Feedback is appreciated! ✨
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