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Edited by Yamini003 at 22-12-2023 04:04 PM
Nowadays, many people rely on following patterns, such as 'Banker Three Roads' or 'Player Three Roads,' when playing this game. There are numerous methods available online, and in reality, many have mastered these techniques. However, the more you think you understand, the more miserably you lose, haha. Ever wondered why? While there might be some patterns to follow, do you really believe the methods you know can guarantee a win? If they truly lead to victory, why do people still end up losing? Have you ever pondered these questions? Let's share skills, as the experienced ones are the best teachers.
As someone who has tried various approaches, I can tell you clearly that those methods are indeed real. However, I might have faced tougher situations than you, or perhaps you have faced tougher ones than me. I purely managed to come back step by step on my own. Wondering how? Let's get straight to the point.
Playing this game with terms like 'Banker Three Roads' or 'Player Three Roads,' it's just a combination of mindset and skills. Despite the existence of these so-called techniques, why do you still end up losing? The more you understand, the worse your losses become. After my own losses, I deeply reflected on the fact that mindset, skills, and rhythm are all crucial. The most stable strategy in this game is what's commonly known as the 'Smiling' strategy – betting on what comes out, without considering any techniques. Whether it's Banker or Player, just bet consistently without raising the stakes. Although I can't guarantee profits, not losing is guaranteed. Personally, I used $10 for each round, continuously for a month, and ended up winning around $500. I still believe this is the most stable method, without a doubt. However, I'm certain that very few will persist with this method because even if you do, the likely outcome is staying in a state of neither winning nor losing, making the game uninteresting.
The second strategy involves recognizing certain patterns. For instance, if there's a continuous pattern of Banker winning, continue betting on Banker until it changes. If it changes to Player, switch to Player. If you encounter a sudden change after a continuous pattern, like a streak of Banker followed by a Player, then you might want to switch back to Banker after a loss in Player. The key is to adapt to the changing patterns and bet accordingly, without raising the stakes.
The last strategy involves a progressive betting approach. Since the payout is one to one, you can use a strategy where you follow the patterns when they are present and resort to progressive betting when patterns are unclear. If there's a consistent pattern, stick with it; otherwise, double your bet. This way, you can still profit even in a situation where patterns are unclear.
In conclusion, playing this game is essentially a game of skill and wits against the house. The house is static and won't change its strategy, but as a human player, you have the ability to adapt and strategize. The key is not to let the house get inside your head. If you constantly adapt and never let the house dictate your actions, you can potentially come out on top. The house cannot change its nature, but you can always improve and outsmart it. Remember, never let the house control you. Once you fall into that trap, the house wins. And when the house wins, you will definitely lose, and the extent of your losses can be quite devastating. Alright, that's all for now. |
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Post time 6-12-2023 13:04:39