Martingale Challenge

[Kai]

Good work Watson

So we're just missing the motive here then? To start a tipping service and collect subs from various forums or what? And once the whole thing inevitably blows up everyone would lose a large chunk of money, except for him since he never placed any bets to begin with? Wow.

A most devious ploy indeed If true!!

[Derek27]

Good work Watson

So we're just missing the motive here then? To start a tipping service and collect subs from various forums or what? And once the whole thing inevitably blows up everyone would lose a large chunk of money, except for him since he never placed any bets to begin with? Wow.

A most devious ploy indeed If true!!

Could it be a bot? I haven't looked closely but the wording appears the same in every post.

[Derek27]

Look at the reactions from Asian bettors, they seem much more ignorant than their western counterparts. Very interesting indeed.

What's this? I think he's on a yellow card.

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I've got it wrong. One of the guys replying to him is on a yellow card.

[Kai]

Dunno, there probably are bots but looks like a manual copy-paste job, posted at slightly different times but posts and title all seem to be identical.

Not surprised this forum popped up in his search because of the Bet Angel name, he must think it's a normal betting forum but clearly isn't interested in engaging with anyone.

[ODPaul82]

The 8 "tips" that were shared were all losers, so if anyone is still convinced Martingale is a good idea, you'd be staking 12,800 to try and win your money back.

[Dallas]

And this one, etc : https://thegamblingcommunity.com/forum/ ... challenge/

Well, you get the gist of it

Another great bit of work there DCI Kai, cheers for flagging it.

In light of those I think that brings this thread to an end

[Kai]

The 8 "tips" that were shared were all losers, so if anyone is still convinced Martingale is a good idea, you'd be staking 12,800 to try and win your money back.

Well spotted, explains why he never posted the 3rd round of tips here or elsewhere. If it weren't so sad it would be funny.

[wearthefoxhat]

The 8 "tips" that were shared were all losers, so if anyone is still convinced Martingale is a good idea, you'd be staking 12,800 to try and win your money back.

Well spotted, explains why he never posted the 3rd round of tips here or elsewhere. If it weren't so sad it would be funny.

Ah, but did the OP state it was a back martingale or a lay martingale...the plot thickens....

[Derek27]

The 8 "tips" that were shared were all losers, so if anyone is still convinced Martingale is a good idea, you'd be staking 12,800 to try and win your money back.

Well done for being arsed to check the results.

[beermonsterman]

I could have rejected the post as a first poster.

I did consider it, but thought if I don't publish they may never know how unrealistic it is.

I couldn't agree more I'm glad you did every now and then we need reminding about these staking plans that end in destruction especially for the newbies and when the more experienced hammer home how bad it can be it nips it in the bud and hopefully saves a fresh bank or two good work

[Derek27]

I could have rejected the post as a first poster.

I did consider it, but thought if I don't publish they may never know how unrealistic it is.

I couldn't agree more I'm glad you did every now and then we need reminding about these staking plans that end in destruction especially for the newbies and when the more experienced hammer home how bad it can be it nips it in the bud and hopefully saves a fresh bank or two good work

Of the five known forums that he's posted his tips to (there may be many more), it seems we're the only one to correct him. I'm half-minded to sign up to one of the others just to post the results.

[Derek27]

Thanks for popping by kahin.....your time trading will be shortlived I'm afraid

You were dead right there. £294 profit on the first day, £25,500 loss on the second.

[beermonsterman]

Thanks for popping by kahin.....your time trading will be shortlived I'm afraid

You were dead right there. £294 profit on the first day, £25,500 loss on the second.

we rest our case

[beermonsterman]

Thanks for popping by kahin.....your time trading will be shortlived I'm afraid

You were dead right there. £294 profit on the first day, £25,500 loss on the second.

ouch

[Derek27]

I've just replied to his post on the Asian site, since they were the most oblivious to the Martingale.

https://forums.asianbookie.com/viewmess ... 1#lastpost