Alright, folks, I've been digging into some betting systems for live dealer games lately, and here’s the quick rundown. Flat betting keeps things steady—consistent stakes, no wild swings, but don’t expect big wins fast. Martingale? Works until the table limit or your wallet cries uncle—too risky with spotty internet or laggy streams. Card counting in live blackjack sounds sexy, but most setups shuffle too often to make it stick. Progression systems like D’Alembert feel smoother, less chaotic, and adapt decently to the pace of real-time play. From what I’ve tested, slow and steady beats chasing losses every time. Anyone else crunching numbers on this?
Testing Betting Systems in Live Dealer Games: What Works and What Doesn’t
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