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04-25-2005, 04:53 PM
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Re: The lure of Martingale . . . (LC)
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martingaling casno bonuses, while fun, is massivly -EV. [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, I know this. I didn't really need the $200 profit that I had (and still had to wager a ton on), and thought it would be fun to see how long my account could endure the martingle. It endured to the point where the money became worthwhile, so I stopped. It's kind of like a drunk 15/30 session. Massivly -EV, but massivly fun. 
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04-25-2005, 05:23 PM
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Re: The lure of Martingale . . . (LC)
Anyone ever tried using a Martingale strategy in a nice game of Russian Roulette?
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04-26-2005, 01:14 AM
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Re: The lure of Martingale . . . (LC)
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Anyone ever tried using a Martingale strategy in a nice game of Russian Roulette? [/ QUOTE ] Aha. In Russian Roulette, you can't have a long losing streak.
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04-27-2005, 09:23 AM
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Re: The lure of Martingale . . . (LC)
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Anyone ever tried using a Martingale strategy in a nice game of Russian Roulette? [/ QUOTE ] I did hear about some Drunken East Europeans who found an Anti-Tank landmine, and decided to play russian roullete by taking it in turns to jump on it. They all got blown to pieces.... I guess the next step in the "Russian Martingdale" would probably involve anthrax or nuclear fusion....
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