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SlottiKarotti wrote on 09.06.2023 at 01:47:
That's exactly what I've been meaning to do, keep putting it off.


I thought of it this way, that you start with 10 Eur and then always play odds of 3. If one wins the 30, next bet 20 put, so stake already times out again. If you win, you would have 60, 20 aside, 40 in the next bet, and then do the whole thing to 1k.

The worst that can happen is losing the initial bet. But that comforts one probably also little, if one would then put the last bet in the sand. ^^

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SlottiKarotti wrote on 09.06.2023 at 01:47:
That's exactly what I've been meaning to do, keep putting it off.


I thought of it this way, that you start with 10 Eur and then always play odds of 3. If one wins the 30, next bet 20 put, so stake already times out again. If you win, you would have 60, 20 aside, 40 in the next bet, and then do the whole thing to 1k.

The worst that can happen is losing the initial bet. But that comforts one probably also little, if one would then put the last bet in the sand. ^^

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Stromberg wrote on 09.06.2023 at 10:44 am:

Or you think about the games you want to take early and bet directly 10 euros on 4 3 odds as a combo, then you are also directly at 810€ and is eugentlich just as likely. Only to the side have then put nothing

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SlottiKarotti wrote on 09.06.2023 at 11:01 am:
Nah, my point is that step by step the tension increases. And at least then still having a consolation prize if you don't reach the goal. And the consolation prize is not so bad towards the end, but you have to get there first.


I'm just calculating how long it would take to win 1k:

Stage 1: 10 Eur stake, 30 win, 10 aside
Level 2: 20 Eur stake, 60 win, 20 aside, in case of loss: consolation prize 10
Level 3: 40 Eur stake, 120 win, 40 aside, in case of loss: consolation prize 30
Level 4: 80 stake, 240 win, 80 aside, in case of loss: consolation prize 70
Level 5: 160 stake, 480 win, 160 aside, for loss: consolation prize 150
Level 6: 320 stake, 960 win, for loss: consolation prize 310

Please correct me if I did something wrong. Math is not really my strength. Sounds really not bad though, goes up very fast. Reminds of the rice board anecdote with the king and the pawn, here this exponential growth metaphor.

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DieWunderharke5000 wrote on 09.06.2023 at 11:11: What I think you should keep in mind is that good single bets with 3 odds are not so easy to find and - of course - lose more often than win. Over/Under falls out of it as a rule unless you bet on O4.5 or similar.

Hitting six of them in a row is really a challenge.

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DieWunderharke5000 wrote on 09.06.2023 at 11:11: What I think you should keep in mind is that good single bets with 3 odds are not so easy to find and - of course - lose more often than win. Over/Under falls out of it as a rule unless you bet on O4.5 or similar.

Hitting six of them in a row is really a challenge.

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Stromberg wrote on 09.06.2023 at 11:11 am:

In principle correct, only with loss have halt always only the consolation prize from the previous stage or? So 150 in the last stage.

And 320 I would not bet more, is too much money...

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SlottiKarotti wrote on 09.06.2023 at 11:18 am:
Is so, at stage 2 you get the 10 euro consolation prize from stage 1. The mistake you describe, I have made namely only.

edit: Yes, with the 320 Eur at the end it will be really difficult mentally. But if you comitted to it, I would also pull through with gritted teeth

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