ASeriesOfWins
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I’ve always been intrigued by systems that claim to beat the house, and Martingale often comes up as a "foolproof" strategy. But here’s the catch: it’s foolproof only if your wallet is bottomless, and last I checked, most of us don’t have a vault like Scrooge McDuck. 
A few years ago, I tested this strategy in a low-stakes roulette session, doubling my bets after every loss. It was thrilling until I hit a losing streak that wiped out my bankroll faster than I could blink. Mathematically, the odds never change—you’re just amplifying risk. So why risk bankruptcy for fleeting wins?
A few years ago, I tested this strategy in a low-stakes roulette session, doubling my bets after every loss. It was thrilling until I hit a losing streak that wiped out my bankroll faster than I could blink. Mathematically, the odds never change—you’re just amplifying risk. So why risk bankruptcy for fleeting wins?
Fun while it lasts, but when it goes wrong, oh boy, it really goes wrong.