1. You need to have at least 500 coins (Since 5 is the minimum betting amount)
2. You need to parcel your betting amounts so that even if you lose you can continue betting for at least 100 consecutive losing hands
3. The odds of you losing 100 times in a row is pretty low
4. Do not increase decrease your quanta of goomble at any point within a goomble session. The house is betting on you to do so.
5. Once you get from say 500 to 700 coins. Increase your quanta to 7
6. Keep counting how many times you have lost. Lost 5 coins. Increase counter by 1.
7. Let's say you have lost 7 times in a row. So your counter is at 7. You win 20 coins (quanta is 5). Decrease counter to 3 again.
8. Stop goombling the moment you cross from 0 to positive counter. You can't win with the house. The only way you can win is coming back with a bigger quanta after a period of time.
9. You won't win every time and this is the most important point. Set limits to losses. Biases and frustration will set in when your counter is at let's say 65. You will want to goomble the remaining of your coins in a blaze of glory. If you set your limit that when the counter reaches +30 (you have lost 30Xquanta) you're willing to stop when that counter reaches +5 (accepting a loss instead of frick it we ball). When it reaches +60, your stopping point is +10. This makes you see goombling rationally instead of making a profit every time.
10. Keep Calm.
!math idk if there's any mathshit explanation for this but it has served me pretty well. I was at -10k+. Over the last 3 days I have made back like 7k
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Maybe I'm
but how do you divide 500 coins into one hundred bets such that a single win gets you a profit?
It can't be counting up by one after a loss because then if you lost 5 coins then 6 coins and won on 7, you'd be down 4 coins.
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Yes
I lose 7 bets in a row
My counter goes up to 7
Then I win 2 in a row
Counter goes down to 5
Continue till counter is lower than 0
The point of dividing it to 100 packets is to keep you supplied with enough liquidity that you don't lose everything within a bad frequency of losing bets (say losing 17 times in a row)
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I still don't get it.
Can you walk me through what you're doing in the casino? You start with five coins? If you lose you bet six? So on so forth?
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No no
That's not it
Just keep betting 5 coins at a time lmao and keep track of it unless you're cumulatively winning
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Sorry I'm just really trying to get this.
I get that you keep track of losses. But how do you make any profit out of betting five coins each time when losses are most common?
Is this for slots only? Is it relying on the jackpot (and lesser jackpots, idk what those are called specifically) to make up for losses?
So are you basically just hitting five coin bets each time, relying on multipliers to make money?
It's like spamming penny bets except you keep track of whether you're gaining coins or not? You also keep track so you can cut yourself off after awhile if you've lost too many coins?
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You got it
Yes
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After you cut yourself off, you just try again but set the count to zero? What if this new session is also a net loss? Even if you reset your count after awhile, are you just ignoring that you're down since you started that first session? Since you only raise your bet when your total amount of coins increases (for example betting six with 600 coins) how are you supposed to recover let alone profit when you start losing?
If we're not ever raising our bets unless we've already been profiting, it doesn't sound like there's any way to make money without being very lucky with jackpots.
In other words if bets only go up when you win then how do you recover from initial losses?
Do you ever martingale and double after losses or is that never part of the strategy?
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