A look at the validity of the d'alembert casino betting strategy
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The d'alembert betting strategy is a binary betting strategy much like the much more well known martingale system. The system yet again relies on increasing bets for every loss and then decreasing your bet during wins. The idea is to make up for any loss with higher bets and then play it safe whilst you're winning.

Betting strategies like D'alembert and martingale rely on a binary choice. They are best suited for casino games such as Roulette and Blackjack, where the player is able to have a binary decision to make, that being either they win or lose, red or black.

D'alembert works differently to most betting systems in that you don't double your bet after every loss, but instead increase and decrease in single units. The idea is that over a long enough period of time, you are set to come out with an overall gain.

Like most bet systems, there are a lot of problems with this. Non of the premises of winning actually are true in casino games. You don't have infinite time, you have a limited bankroll and the choice is never 50/50.

But as always, we'll take a look at this betting system and give you the lowdown of how it works and whether or not it's the kind of thing that can actually improve you game, or is simply promising too much.

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