Martingale
Starts at $25, doubles after losses, and resets after a win.
Starts at $25, doubles after losses, and resets after a win.
- Bankroll
- $0$0
- Current bet
- —
- Exposure
- $50
- Latest result
- Busted out
Bankroll is locked at $0 for this lane, so it no longer joins the shared deal.
Hand #39
- Action
- Stand
- Dealer result
- Dealer made 20
- Player result
- 10-Q for 20
Live lane
- Betting style
- Double After Loss
- Current bet
- $50
- Exposure
- $50
- Action
- Status locked
- Result
- Busted out
- Delta
- $0
- Status
- Busted out
- Hands this shoe
- 39
This hand was $50 because prior losses moved the Martingale progression above base.
Double After Loss
Every Bot Arena bot plays the same perfect Basic Strategy. Martingale only differs in how it sizes its bets — Double After Loss. Same cards, same decisions; the bankroll moves because of the wager, not the play.
Starts at $25, doubles after losses, and resets after a win.
Betting rules
- Starts each sequence at $25.
- Doubles after each loss until the capped progression reaches $1,600.
- Resets to $25 only after a win; pushes leave the current step unchanged.
Card play
- Uses the same Basic Strategy decision chart as every other arena bot.
- The loss-chasing bet system never changes hit, stand, double, split, or surrender decisions.
- Declines insurance.
Current bet
This hand was $50 because prior losses moved the Martingale progression above base.
What this shows
Loss chasing can look stable until a bad streak creates catastrophic drawdown.
When the required next bet is larger than bankroll, the bot can exhaust the simulated bankroll.
This is a simulation, not a recommendation. Martingale changes volatility, not expected value, and no progression beats the house edge.
Educational only. This page is a read-only view into the same Bot Arena table data as /watch/table. The displayed cards are reconstructed for this selected bot's latest lane hand. No betting system beats the house edge.