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It's very simple. When there's no trend, no pattern, there's no need to rack your brains over where to place your bet.
When there's no trend, you can bet on either side, just remember to use small bets of 1 or 2 units.
You might ask, why use 1 or 2? Why not just bet the same amount (flat betting)?
It's simple. It's because this is when the casino makes money, and the difference in odds is most significant. By using flat betting, the odds will slowly erode your gambling funds. Even if you manage to seize a good opportunity, you may only break even.
Using the 1-2 method is the secret to playing conservatively. By only increasing your bet with winnings, it doesn't matter where you bet when there's no trend. Just go with the flow. This is the best way to conserve your resources when there's no trend. Of course, as the author says, another option is to not play at all.
You can flexibly use these two points. Occasionally go with the flow and place bets, and occasionally pause and don't play. Because when there's no trend, it's the best time to play arbitrarily.
Many people may disagree with what I've said above, but this is what I've thought about repeatedly, and eventually stopped thinking about. And I understood it.
Next, let's talk about the good timing for trends to appear. This is when players are strongest and the casino is weakest.
How do you recognize a trend?
It's simple. Regardless of which side, if one side wins three times in a row, that's a trend. This is what the author and his friend Lyle Stuart (deceased, the author published his book, a famous player who reportedly had the ability to accurately predict the next bet) said.
When a trend appears, what do you do?
It's simple, just go with it. In other words, when a trend appears, follow it. Even though it may end after the next hand, remember, do not resist the trend. If you don't follow, you can choose not to play (or temporarily not play), but never resist.
That is to say, when a trend comes, either follow the trend or don't play. Remember, you can only do these two things, follow or not play.
You might say, what if there are almost three consecutive "threes," and the next hand loses? Or what if there are always "threes" or "four in a row," but never more than six in a row?
It's simple, remember, flexibility is the most important. Anything can happen in a casino game, only by being flexible can you help yourself and adapt to the game. If this happens, you can only temporarily stop playing. Remember what was said earlier, either follow or don't play, that's being flexible.
Another point is, when there's no trend, play 1-2. So, when a trend appears, how do you bet?
At this time, you should "ride the wave" and bet like this:
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The numbers here represent betting units.
When a trend appears (one side wins three times in a row), follow it, bet 2 units if you win, bet 4, then 8 if you win again, and so on until you lose.
Or you can do it like this:
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In fact, you can bet in any way. You can double your bet, or you can take some of the winnings and add them to your bet, which is called "up and pull" by foreign players, meaning to add to one part and take back some of the winnings. Just remember, when doubling your bet, don't double it consecutively twice. For example, if you bet 4 units and win, then double to 8 units, if you win again, do not double again. If you lose that hand, all your previous winnings will be lost. This is the method mentioned earlier, 2 4 4 8 8 16... |
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Post time 9-3-2024 15:24:19