For Hi-Lo money walking formulas that are commonly used are the Martingale money walking formula and the Super Martingale money walking formula, both of which can help us bring back the lost money with 1 unit of profit, but the condition is that must Bet every time you lose. For the details of both formulas are as follows.
Martingale formula
Let’s start with the popular money walking formula that is used the most. because it can be used with all gambling games The principle is simple, just bet twice the last hand that lost. Also known as compounding The bet will be divided into 5 rounds or 5 sticks, counting only the losing rounds. Which has the following betting methods
- 1st round bet 100 baht, if win, next round bet 100 baht, if lose
- 2nd round, bet 200 baht (twice the losing round). If you win the next round, go back and bet 100 baht, but if you lose
- Round 3 Place a bet of 400 baht. If you win, go back to place 100 baht, but if you lose
- Round 4 Place a bet of 800 baht. If you win, place a new 100 baht, but if you lose
- Round 5: Place a bet of 1,600 baht. If you win in this round, you will receive all 4 rounds of lost money back with a profit of 100 baht.
In conclusion, if we are going to use the Martingale money formula, it is necessary to have at least 3,100 baht of capital. But a good way should be more, about 100 units, which is good because if we really get lucky, there is a chance to lose all 5 rounds as well. Which means we lose a lot of money. However, if losing 5 times in a row like this UFABET, I recommend that it is better to stop.
Super Martingale formula
For this formula, it is similar to the Martingale in that if you win, bet 1 unit back, but if you lose, double your bet with another unit in the same 5-wood range. The form of the formula will look like this:
1 – 3 – 7 – 15 – 31 = 57 units
This means that if we set 1 investment unit equal to 100 baht, in this formula we must have at least 5,700 baht of capital and if we win in the 5th round, we will get a profit of 5 units or 500 baht, unlike the Martingale that can only make a profit of 1 unit.