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Progressive Betting Strategies (any game):
Progressive betting systems have, most likely, been thought of and used for
hundreds of thousands of years because people started gambling hundreds of
thousands of years ago, but it seems they really started when there became a
real house to play against in France. Before the casino, gambling was less
organized and bets could be more easily refused and a progression was precarious
because it could be stopped on the whim of the individual taking a bet.
What is Progressive Betting?
In a nutshell progressive betting is a strategy whereby a gambler changes the
amount of his wager based on the previous outcome(s) (win/loss) in the game. By
doing so, the player can maximize his profits in the short term, although in the
long term the odds are still against him/her.
Below, are systems that will work with nearly any game or bet. Click on the
following links to read about each system:
| Martingale |
The oldest, simplest, and most famous system. Also very risky. |
| D'Alembert system |
Another old system... safer than the Martingale. |
| LaBouchere |
Also known as the Labby or cancellation system |
| Fibonacci |
Utilizes the famous mathematical series of the same name. |
| Oscar's Grind |
Created by a famous craps player but can be used in nearly
any game. |
| The Kelly Criterion |
Allows you to calculate the bet size that will maximize
the rate of increase of your bankroll while minimizing the risk of
bankruptcy. |
| 1-3-2-6 system |
Allows great profit with small risk but requires 4 wins in
a row. |
| The 10% Staking Plan |
A simple strategy that allows your winnings to grow while
limiting losses. |
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