Anti-Martingale: meaning in crash games
A progression that raises the bet after wins (letting winnings ride) and resets after losses or after a set streak. Each losing cycle costs one base unit. Also called Paroli or reverse Martingale.
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Why it matters
It caps the money you risk per cycle while keeping some upside from streaks.
In practice
The key setting is the streak cap: how many wins in a row you let ride before banking. Two or three is common. Each extra step makes the pay-day bigger and rarer. See Anti-Martingale (Paroli).
Example
$10 at 2x wins $20; bet $20 next; reset after three wins.
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