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6 Game Martingale All Or Nothing Copycat Chase

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Level 2 play on Tenn. -8.5   $20 to win $20
 
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Played Baylor  -4.5 under the assumption Tenn covers

$10.50 to win $10

 
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Series Record 6-0

Balance $1306

+30.6 Units

Level 1 play on Baylor -4.5  $10.5 to win $10

 
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Series Record 7-0

Balance $1316

+31.6 Units

 
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Level 1 play on Kansas St. -4.5

$10 to win $10.80

 
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Series Record 8-0

Balance $1327

+32.7 Units

 
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Overall Record 8-12
 
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Hey man, just wondering how you got up so many units? With the series record at 8-0, you should be up $80 correct?

I see it happened when you bet $600 on Cal... was this because you strayed from the system and bet more than you should have?

I just feel this system will be more legitimate if you play according to the rules.. or at least track it according to the rules. Then no one can come here and question your accounting or the system itself.

Either way, keep it up! Looks like you got some less stressful wins today.

 
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DJ, it is all or nothing with the bankroll.  All rules apply until the 6th play.  When I get to the 6th and final play it is all or nothing.  If I followed the rules through play 6 and lost I would only have about $300 left from the original $1000.  The thread would be over at that point anyway, so I might as well use it all on the final play.  I didnt explain that at the beginning because I didnt think about how much of the original $1000 would be left over at the 6th play.  If I last long enough, once the bankroll has grown enough to support it, I will turn this into a 7 game chase since that is what I am really competing against anyway.  Hope this clears up the confusion.  
 
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Correct me if Im wrong, but I only need a $1400 bank to support a 7 game Martingale starting at $10 right?

 
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Level 1 play on Syracuse $10.60 to win $10

2nd play today on Ohio St

 
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Series Record 9-0
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Level 1 play on Ohio State -6.5
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Without juice, you would need $1270 to do 7 games... so $1400 would definitely be enough. And thanks for the clarification... I didn't catch that in the original post but ya, I'd say make it a 7-game system now that you've profited enough to do it. Good idea. 
 
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Series Record 10-0
Balance $1347
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Overall Record 10-12

Level 1 play on Purdue +2 $10.60 to win $10

 
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Series Record 11-0
Balance $1357
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At the beginning of this I said that I dont remember ever losing 6 in a row.  Well, funny thing is, I dont remember ever winning 6 in a row either and that just happened.  Too crazy.
 
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This is officially turning into a 7 game chase at this point now that I have the bank to support it.  This puts me on equal footing with ACE-ACE, as his is a 7 game chase.

 
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why not run the numbers and play for the amount that takes you to zero after 7 games... instead of just playing to win $10....
 
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After his 7th game... he will be at zero. But he also plays to win $10 a bet... so a bit confused by your post... maybe supereagle can answer better himself.
 
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you neeed 179 units at -110 each bet ...see below..so if its all or nothing  at the start of each chase divide your roll by 179..and that your unit..you will maximize your profits that way..

$1.00$2.10$4.41$9.26$19.45$40.84$85.77
$1.10
$2.31
$4.85
$10.19
$21.39
$44.93
$94.34
$179.11

 
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that didnt format right above..lol..i will try again

$1.00$2.10$4.41$9.26$19.45$40.84$85.77
$1.10
$2.31
$4.85
$10.19
$21.39
$44.93
$94.34
$179.11

 

 
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i give up ..anyway..trust me me 179 units
 
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I need you to better explain this to me.  I am interested, but have no idea what your are talking about here.
 
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Level 1 play on Rhode Island -8
$10.40 to win $10

The 2nd play is on Cincinnati -3.5

 
 
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sorry bud.,.for whatever reason the numbers arent pasting right..basically i am saying at 7 game chase, with each bet being -110 you need 179 units.. i.e first bet  you bet 1.1 to win 1... 2nd bet  you bet  $2.31 to win 2.10   .etc.. until the 7th bet where you are risking  $94.34 to make $85.77  ..= 179 units..well actually 180.11   .. so take your roll .divide it by 180.11  ,,and that is what you are betting to win on the 1st game... as you win games..your roll will increase..and so will the amount of your bet on the 1st game... after 330 wins or whatever ace-ace is at now.. you would have made alot more than if you just stick to $10 first bet.
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