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THE CONTRA D'ALEMBERT

This is another system opposite (like the Anti-Martindale), but it applies to the D'Alembert. With this one, you increase after every win, and decrease after every loss.

Because it offers reasonable protection of the downside, it is one of the better ones to try (if you're determined to play systems), because when the losses come, your bets regress to the base level, where they will stay until the wins return.

It's not a bad way to exploit a winning run, if it is used as a sporadic technique. In fact, I have been known to employ betting schemes that are based around this concept!

 

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