The Martingale Simulator / Emulator

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Category: Simulators

Created on Sunday, 19 June 2011 21:25

Last Updated on Thursday, 08 December 2011 18:39

The Martingale Simulator throws multiple spins at once.
With the Martingale Emulator it is possible to throw up to 500 spins by one click.
Further there is an options called "Auto-Throw" to repeat throwing every 3 seconds.
The balance and the stats are updated in a overall period untill you click "Reset Balance".
The Martingale Simulation is configurable in a wide range with the aim to enable a martingale emulation as flexible as possible.

There are options to define a maximum bet limit and even set a flexible progression factor. That would make sense for example, if you are trying to do a Martingale simulation applied to a bet on various Straight Ups or Split bets.
A Martingale can be emulated not only for the Simple Chances, but also for every type of betting.

For example try this:
Place 1 jeton on every number between 20 and 29.
Type in a "Progression factor" of 1.5 and a "Maximum bet" of 80.
Set "Wait" to 3 (means that we wait 3 rounds where no num between 20-29 appears and then start betting).
Keep "Linked" checked. Then hit "Spin" or "Auto-Spin".

As you can see, this setup is not that bad, but at least after 20000 throws you will have loss. But especially in the beginning it seems to work.
Anyway you can try it for your own. Maybe you will find a way that works. If you have emulated a certain configuration set successfully please share your experiences.

If you don't know exactly what the Martingale is, read here.

How to use the Martingale Simulator, on youtube:

Documentation for Martingale Roulette Simulator

The roulette simulator can test your roulette strategies. The modus of this simulator is online roulette. It has powerful statistic features and a all over balance and is gratis to use. There is neither real money nor any other link to any casino. The roulette simulator will show you, how difficult it is to win in a long time period. Except you are really in luck.
The roulette simulator was build as objective as possible and it is independent from any real casino. The random numbers come from random.org There has been done a lot of science to throw numbers at random.This is very important for realistic roulette simulation. You will see: if you simulate e.g. 100000 throws, it is definitely not a sensation to have 20 reds after another or three times the same number. Because it was thrown randomly. There is no claim for a uniform distribution just the probability. Otherwise we would not call it random but rhythm.

Available options

Switch between the balance and the roulette statistics view

By clicking the statistics icon (near the throw button) you can switch between the roulette balance and the roulette statistics view.

Throws

The Number of coups that will be thrown in every round. In respect to the server, this number is limited to maximum 500 spins per round. That should produce some useful results, especially if you click "Auto Throw". In this case the simulator throws every 3 seconds 500 new coups and your balance and statistics will summed up. Of course you can select a smaller number of coups per round. The best performance you will get with a value around 100 coups per round (remember its just a website). 100 coups especially makes sense if you want to simulate the course of your balance and roulette statistics on a "per evening in a casino" base.

Progression (Martingale)

For now you can only simulate the "linear progression" (also known as "Martingale"). That means, if the stake from the round before gets lost, in the next round its going to be multiplied with the "factor". If your "factor" has a value of "2", your stake will be doubled in the next round . This happens until your stake wins or the "Maximum stake" is reached. In this cases your stake will be reset to the start stake by the simulator.

Factor

Is the value that your stake will be multiplied with in case your loose the round before.

Linked

If this is checked the progression rules will be applied to all of your stakes together (en block). If it is unchecked the progression rules will be applied separately to every single stake.

Maximum Stake

Until this value is reached, the progression will multiply your stake after each lost round with the "factor". If you start with a stake of "10" and your "Maximum stake" is "160", and the "factor" is "2" than the stake will be: 10,20,40,80,160 => 5 times doubled. If don't win during this 5 times and the "Maximum stake" is reached, your stake will be reset to the start stake.

Wait

Number of lost rounds to wait. Example: If you want to play on "RED" and "wait" is "2". Than it waits for 2 rounds "Black" before your stake is played. Checked "Linked" effects, that we wait x-times until "one" of stakes get lost. If unchecked wait will take effect for every single stake.

Go home after

If this effective amount was reached, the game will stop. For example: If you have a amount of "1000" for loss and "2000" for win, the game stops if you loose 1000 or win 2000. The amount is aggregated from the loss and profits of the rounds before. That means if you have won 900 in the rounds before and loose 1500 in this round, the game will not stop, because you effectively lost just 600.

Have fun with the Roulette Simulator.