Is there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
Is there a way? or rule? Loss Recovery
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wayne -prepare yourself for a number of detailed posts explaining the pitfalls of martingale staking!!waynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
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Just keep doubling the stakes on even money chances or better until you win, right? Assuming unlimited funds, and the ability to have any bet size matched, you simply cannot lose.
...What could possibly go wrong?
CS
...What could possibly go wrong?
CS
waynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
You may or may not feel like the forum responds harshly to your question. This question has been asked countless times, and each and every time forum members have tried to explain why it’s such a bad idea. The problem is each and every one of them went and did it anyway.
All I can tell you is, 0% of them were successful with their loss recovery quest. You aren’t the first and you’ll certainly not be the last to explore this idea, it’s pretty much one of the first cliffs you’ll jump off on your journey of gambling or sports trading. The forum is telling you not to jump, but we know that probability suggests you will regardless of what we say.
if there was a film title that DIDN'T sum up this approach, it would be *You Only Live Twice*jamesg46 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:11 amwaynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
You may or may not feel like the forum responds harshly to your question. This question has been asked countless times, and each and every time forum members have tried to explain why it’s such a bad idea. The problem is each and every one of them went and did it anyway.
All I can tell you is, 0% of them were successful with their loss recovery quest. You aren’t the first and you’ll certainly not be the last to explore this idea, it’s pretty much one of the first cliffs you’ll jump off on your journey of gambling or sports trading. The forum is telling you not to jump, but we know that probability suggests you will regardless of what we say.
OP. not being cheeky or personal, just urging you to proceed with caution and look at the more mathematically sound alternatives.
Welcomee Wayne Julianwaynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
Check out the Guidance - viewtopic.php?p=265873#p265873
There is a section in the Guidance headed Loss recovery, martingale, gambler’s fallacy
Read it carefully.
- Crazyskier
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When entering any kind of loss-recovery, a hard limit stop-loss (generally a percentage of bank size) is absolutely essential to prevent going bust. There's always another day, as long as funds remain.
CS
CS
Now a dedicated section for loss recovery has been added and the first few of many many many other topics asking the same question over the years have been moved across have a read of those and see if you can find just one post from a seasoned trader stretching back nearly nine years among the 600 or so posts so far moved saying this is a good idea and it works.waynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
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+1gazuty wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:18 amWelcomee Wayne Julianwaynejulian wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 9:13 amIs there a way bet angel can increase your stake if you have a loss, so that you can put more money on your next selection?? (loss recovery) any help appreciated. I want to increase my stake by 1.5 x
Can Bet Angel do this for your automatically or do you have to change the staking in automation.
Thanks
Check out the Guidance - viewtopic.php?p=265873#p265873
There is a section in the Guidance headed Loss recovery, martingale, gambler’s fallacy
Read it carefully.
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There aren't any viable loss recovery systems, and hard stops in general just give money away.Crazyskier wrote: ↑Tue Jan 18, 2022 10:22 amWhen entering any kind of loss-recovery, a hard limit stop-loss (generally a percentage of bank size) is absolutely essential to prevent going bust. There's always another day, as long as funds remain.
As for "banks" then people just topup when they lose so although they should be careful with loses its not meaningful to relate them to whatever random amount is in their account.