1X2 High Odds Martingale Aggressive

The most classic progression in the set: 10u, 20u, 40u, 80u. A loss moves up the ladder, a win resets to 10u.

ProgressionAggressive

Profit

1384.3U

Hit rate

29.2%

ROI

69.2%

Bets

299

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Historical results

Forward risk

Profit probability

44.9%

Stop-drawdown probability

52.1%

Ruin probability

0.9%

Expected profit

-200.5U

This forecast describes the model system in its current operating state. Your personal risk can differ after copying the system, especially at the beginning, because your bankroll, entry point and active step may not match the model.

Rules

This system plays the full 1X2 market at minimum odds 2.50. Number context: in the model system, the starting bankroll is 2000u. All listed stakes and sequences refer to that model bankroll. They are not automatically recalculated as a percentage of the user's current bankroll. It starts at 10u. After a loss it moves to 20u, then 40u, then 80u. After any win it resets to 10u. This is not unlimited doubling. The highest model level is 80u. If 80u loses, the next stake remains 80u, not 160u. Example: 10u loses, 20u loses, 40u loses. The next stake is 80u. If it wins at odds 2.50, that bet makes +120u and the system resets. Compared with Fibonacci, Martingale raises exposure faster at the beginning of the losing run.

Risk notice

Small starting stake, aggressive behaviour after losses. The strength and the danger are the same: one win can repair a run, but a long losing run becomes uncomfortable fast.

Risk notice+

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