[Habbo] How to Bet and Leave With Profit!

Originally released by myself, via BM.






Nyck's Betting Guide

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In this tutorial, I will explain a method I use to win, almost always.
When I do this, it's sometimes with someone who has agreed to set the properties [x3, tie = dealer]. Not always easy to find people with these offers..
In a case where you can't find someone to do [x3 your furni, but if there's a tie, the dealer wins], you should look for someone to play x2 with,
and try the following strategy to complete more successful bets and, when you're ready, win a lot more often than you previously thought you could.

NOTE: You will find good odds dealing 13/6/21 in casinos. Don't forget the odds are in favour of the dealer for these games. As the dealer, you set the properties of most games.

After playing countless hours of casino games on Habbo, I became fascinated with a newer game,
in which I noted something quite unique. You see, the basis of 13 and 21 require the individual betting, to roll first.
If his roll exceeds 13 or 21, he automatically loses.
At this point, the dealer has no reason to roll, and right there, even before playing a full game,
you lose your bet.

I realized that what differentiates BTD (Beat the dealer)/Poker from 13/21/6, is initially, it's odds are exactly 50/50. Once you've set properties, the odds of 50/50 may change.
Now although Poker follows this 50/50 chance of winning/losing, you do not usually have the choice as to who rolls first
and this essentially prevents you from deciding whether or not you want the first roll or if the dealer should have it.

BTD simply enables you more options to work with, especially if you believe Habbo dice follow a pattern.


You HAVE the choice of who rolls first, high/low sum wins, and which dice are rolled.


PREPARATION

The process you will use to ensure you eventually win, will prevent you from seeing any losses. If used properly, it will ensure you profit through to the end.
You see people betting on 13, losing, trying to double their last bet in hopes of retreiving what they've lost and
making extra profit. However, with this method, you can fail, though it's unlikely.
Example scenario: You walk into a casino with 300 HC Sofas. You tell him, you want to bet 5 HCs. [Now don't be skeptical about making small bets, it serves a greater purpose; when you use a method like this, patience is key.]
You realize that by playing BTD, your odds are 50/50. If you played two games in a row, essentially, because of the chances/odds, you'd theoretically win at least one. This is because half of two, is one.
This means the likeliness of you losing 5-10 hands in a row is absurd and almost impossible theoretically. It's apparently just as likely as a 5-10 roll consequtive win streak.

There's a chance you will lose both times. However, what are the chances of you losing 5 times in a row?
Now the goal of doubling up is to utilize the factor of chance.

BetMaker (You) says: "BTD -> Top 3, High, Me"
1+4+6 BetMaker (You) 11
6+3+4 Dealer 13

You may lose the first hand. This is why you bet 5 HCs. So that when you lose, you can double up on the amount. If you have like 500c around, try using 5c and doing this.
Yes, you will win tiny bets of 5c, though once you lose a couple, you will win one which will help increase your profit much more, and will compensate for the games in which you lost.
You profit for each game you paid for. Meaning each losing hand brings you closer to bigger profits. You can have a losing streak but using this method, it's an advantage.
You simply can't always lose...not when you're playing the odds out.
The fact of the matter is when you're not winning, you're losing and when you're losing, you're setting yourself up to win & win prof back.

When you lose a hand, you open up the opportunity to win the next hand.
Think, yeah, you lose 5c. But when you double your initial bet, you ensure that you won't waste a win.
You will restore your profits + initial bet. This results in profit and prevents you from essentially 'losing' your "loop".

This can work with poker, although you no say as to which dice are rolled, which player goes first, and so forth.
You simply further yourself using this method and can easily accumulate x20 your initial bet (set minimum [5c, 5hcs, whatever works with your restrictions.])
within 1-3 hours.

If you lose your first bet, you NEVER want to:

a. CHANGE THE TYPE OF GAME YOU'RE PLAYING -> this means if you chose top 3, high, me, then you should pick this game again.
If you change the setting of the game, you will be resetting the odds. You see, if you've lost once, you have greater odds winning the next hand. What are the odds of losing 5-10 hands, when each hand is 50/50.
However, if you play again, there's a good chance you'll win within the next couple hands. If not, you continue with this process.
Think about it - how often do you lose 5 hands in a row?.. unlikely that during a span of 5 games, you wouldn't see one win.
As edgy as you may get losing games and furni, with adequate resources, you can't fail.

b. BET LESS THAN AMOUNT LOST
(Hand 1 = 1 Throne, if lost, hand 2 = 2, hand 3 = 4, game 4 = 8t and so on -> When retaining the same gametype until you've won, you increase your odds of winning. Each time you lose, the likelier you are to win.
One of out two games you will win by the rule of 50/50 chance.)

c. STOP UNTIL YOU'VE WON
You CAN lose 7 hands in a row. But the more the lose, the closer you come to winning. It's just so unlikely you'll ever lose this much, but I feel preparing you is purposeful.
You just need to be prepared to lose enough hands to win JUST ONE hand, and you'll see profit.
Each time you lose, you can increase the bet minimally.


The more you have to start with, essentially the more you can win. If you try betting 5 hcs, and only have 150 hcs, and encounter game 5, you'll be fucked.
That's why you need to be prepared. Divide a set amount of coins or hcs or any bulk furni, by the max number of games you can play.
Say you bet, 1 Throne and have 25 left in inventory.

You win.

At this point, it's completely upto you if you change the games parameters. Only change them after you've won a hand, never after losing.

You bet another throne. You lose. (25)
Bet Two, Win 4 in Total (27t)
Essentially, you make quite a lot back if you're patient. Do it right. This prevents you from
having to bet 1t at a time and lose profit slowly, and helps slowly cut down big bets.
At this point,
You've now spent 1+2+4 thrones (7)..
Now you bet and just bet 8. If you win, that's 16. (8+7+Original Bet)
This method ensures you almost never lose your original bet, and see the winnings from it.



But don't get cocky. --------------------------->>> This shit adds up quick.



You don't want to win on small bets and you don't want to lose on big bets.

This way, the more you lose, the more you end up winning. If you lose 4 games in a row, and win the 5th game, after betting 5 HCs as the first hand, you've just set yourself up.
Yes, in a span of 5 games, you would end up betting 155 HCs, however, by maintaining the same game parameters until you win, you maintain the most
probable outcome and win everything you bet + the initial amount you bet. Over the span of 5 games (315 Hcs in total). You always make x2 the profit -> I found people
playing BTD (x3 tie=dealer). If you come across this option with someone you trust, take them for what they got. You can't lose. Bet small and rake it in.

Sometimes, you'll have some shity luck. But that's why you always bet what you can handle. Being patient means a nice steady flow of profit.
You simply cannot lose more than you're winning this way. Say the dealer wins 2 hands, you win the third.. you just profited 20 hcs, had you bet 5 hcs as your first bet.

Yes, it's repetitive, but it gets the point across, I could only assume.
If I wasn't high, I think I'd run spellcheck.

Step 1.

Locate a casino in which you can bet a trusted dealer and play BTD.

Step 2.

Before you bet, you want to think about how you're going to do this.
My method, doubling-up, follows a crucial pattern that will ensure that you win what you've lost and can continue to do this until you have profitted.
You know that by bringing in at least 500c when betting 5c as the initial bet, youll be absolutely set for 6-7 hands of losing. Follow through to earn your initial bet back and all the ones you've used to finally regain your losses.

Don't misinterpret me. The first bet you place must be a small amount, to you. It differs per person.
If it isn't a bet you can handle, you won't be able to continue doing this once your profit it up.
You'll end up potentially losing more than you should. The purpose of this is to have enough to ensure you won't lose x number of games.

Step 3. (If you've bet and won already, you may want to up your minimum bet. This will help to win more)

Bet

Step 4.

If you've won, choose another variant of btd and continue by returning to step 3.

If you've lost, play the same game and bet x2 your previous bet.

Step 5. (If you've lost again)

If you've lost two hands, and you feel lucky on the third, don't bet much more than x2 the previous bet.
You don't want to lose more than you have to--you're trying to replace your lost profit, not continue betting on the losing loop.

Repeat until you've won.
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I'm sure you're much more conscious about the games you choose.
I believe this tut will help you thoroughly understand how to use this method, why you should use this method, and when you should use this method.

Regards,
nYck

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Hello, Fiasco. If thats you anyway.

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