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dont do this if your going to dice go to dragon dyce/or sm dicing dice duels are 50/50 compared to the 60/40 alternative and only a 5-10% profit loss per duel in the long run its better but id suggest only doing these methods with 500m+ and then i would say ur starting bet should be more around 2-3m to be safe 5m just multiplys too fast i know from experience never get greedy it will fuck everything up for example say u got 500m u rly want an ags so after buying full bandos at 5m increments you get greedy and go in for 25m when the system was 5m-10m-20m-40m-80m-160m-320m before the system will now become 25m-50m-100m-200m-400m after only 5 bets u cant increase ur bet anymore beacuse u only have a certain amount and the next bracket is 800m ive been cleaned many a time the smaller the starting bet the more room for loss you have if your rly smart you will stick with this 1m-2m-4m-8m-16m-32m-64m-128m-236m-472m think about it u can do lots of bets per hour its still signifigantly good money it may not be billionaire in a night but it works another good way is at ur higher bets u can add 5-10m say by starting at 1m instead of 25m u leave ur self 5m more chances to loose b4 u get cleaned completly if u follow this and have decent start up cash u can do it but be very very very carefull
 
doesn't matter how many times you loose. the next game is still 50% chance to win/loose...
 
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And when it DOESNT work out. (oh, and it will), you lose hundreds of mills on a 5m or less bet.
 
if you have enough money to keep doubling up past 1b, you should be hosting not betting, enough said
 
Hmm this might be true. I'm not sure. The reason I think it might be true is because there is a famous mathematical problem, kind of like this, where the chances change and you should act on it.

This is it:

You're on a gameshow. There are 3 doors. 2 doors have nothing, one has a million dollars.

You choose a door. It is not opened; rather, the gameshow host reveals one of the empty doors (even if you have chosen an empty door, there is still yet another empty door).

So now you have 2 doors remaining. The one you chose, and the other door. One of them has the million dollars. You don't know which.

You can either stay with the door you chose, or switch doors to the other remaining one. Probability dictates that the door you've originally chosen was picked when you had a 1/3 chance of being the million dollar door.

Now, when you can choose between the 2 remaining doors, the other door has a 1/2 chance of being the million dollar door.

So, the door you chose first has a 1/3 chance of being the one. The other door has a 1/2 chance.

You choose the other door.

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I'm not sure if that is the same principle as this or not.
 
Ducking Sick said:
Hmm this might be true. I'm not sure. The reason I think it might be true is because there is a famous mathematical problem, kind of like this, where the chances change and you should act on it.

This is it:

You're on a gameshow. There are 3 doors. 2 doors have nothing, one has a million dollars.

You choose a door. It is not opened; rather, the gameshow host reveals one of the empty doors (even if you have chosen an empty door, there is still yet another empty door).

So now you have 2 doors remaining. The one you chose, and the other door. One of them has the million dollars. You don't know which.

You can either stay with the door you chose, or switch doors to the other remaining one. Probability dictates that the door you've originally chosen was picked when you had a 1/3 chance of being the million dollar door.

Now, when you can choose between the 2 remaining doors, the other door has a 1/2 chance of being the million dollar door.

So, the door you chose first has a 1/3 chance of being the one. The other door has a 1/2 chance.

You choose the other door.

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I'm not sure if that is the same principle as this or not.
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I'm thinking off a number.
Pick a number between 1-10.
Pick another number aside from the one you chose initially. Statistically your chances are improved, however in reality your chances do not differ at all.
 
this works sometimes. usually this will work if you have a big cashpile if i had a max of 10m i wouldnt try this.
 
unless you had infinite money this method can easily get you cleaned. thats how i got cleaned lol, staking tho not dicing
 
just lost 30m. well done this guide sucks.
Literally, i did 2m, then 4m, then i only have 26m left. So i did 8m, then i had 18m left. And i did 10m, and then my remaining 8m.
5 times in a row = cleaned.
 
From my experiences, this is what I do. Let's say you start off betting 5m, and lose. I double my bet now to 10m, hoping to win the next time. Let's say I win now, I have made the 5m I lost, and another 5M back, so I'm up 5m. Now, since I just won, I'd decrease my bet to 1m because chances are I'm going to lose the next bet.

Depending on your last bet and the outcome, that's how much you should bet.

I have made around 20m in about 30 minutes doing it my way.

If anything, just start off the bet with something low so you know what to bet next time.
If you lose twice in a row, then I would bet something higher than the 2 last bets in order to make up your loss. Yes I know, you can lose it all, but eventually you're going to have to break even or profit if you just keep doubling after your loss. As Pro Porkchop said, bet about 1/50th of your wealth.
 
This makes sense. But like everyone else is saying, you still have that chance of losing your entire bank. The host always wins in the end because he has a 60% chance of winning while you only have a 40% chance.
 
FibOfAllFibs said:
The chances are not any higher that you will roll 60-100 on the third roll than they are on the first two. Each roll is an independent event, so you are as likely to lose 30m as your are to lose 5m. It is always a 50% chance.
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true:) i had a losing streak of 5 and gf bank. lost 60m adn all the rolls where all under 30:P so i would not advice this anyway if you find a good host they will not double your money so many times and after one roll or 2 they will use some1 else:) and chances are not 50/50 maybe like 40/60 against you
 
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