The D’Alembert Betting System – How to Use It

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D’Alembert’s principle money management. http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/strategies/strategies-tips.html PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! This comes from a betting perspective but we can apply this to trading as well. As a reminder Martingale is doubling our position size every time we lose. Like the Martingale betting system, the D’Alembert betting system happens to be also a negative progressive betting system.

Rule 1/ Set your Base Stake

To use the D’Alembert system you first need to decide on your basic stake size. This can be anything you want but best to have it been 1% and 5% of your trading capital.

Rule 2/ Start betting using One Unit

If you decide your risk size is $50 then start with that. If you had set your base size as $100, use that instead.

Rule 3/ Bets only increase by 1 Unit after a Loss

Bets are only increased when there is a negative trade. So if you start with $50, you should then double it to $100. If you happen to lose again, you should raise the trade size to $150

Rule 4/ Stakes Decrease by 1 Unit after a Win

You should only decrease your trade size after a win when following this trading or betting strategy. So for instance, if you experience a win when betting $150 and your base stake is $50, then you should use $100 for the next trade.

This is a kind of pyramid system and rests on the basis that you will experience a series of wins and losses.

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10 thoughts on “The D’Alembert Betting System – How to Use It

  1. I got tried some so called strategies.
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  2. But if your on a run wouldn’t you want to take advantage of it and keep gradually upping your bet as you win?

  3. What if we reverse this system ?/ increasing when winning and decreasing when losing . this sounds more logical

  4. I don’t get how you can lose.? I have never lost more than 6 guesses in a row on roulette. So if you applied Martingale strategy and doubled up, how can you lose? For example to walk away with a $1000.

    This is if you lose, and how much you have to bet to regain what you lost along w winning $1000 profit. You’ll eventually win $1000 and walk away. Do this twice a week, that’s a $2000 check per week. Why don’t more wealthy people do this?

    $1000
    L$2000
    L$4000
    L$8000
    L$16000
    L$32000
    L$64000
    L$126000

    I feel like if you had $126,000 saved why not just invest in roulette and use this method to profit $1000?

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