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+$25
- Current bet
- —
- Exposure
- $25
- Latest result
- Busted out
Bankroll is locked at $0 for this lane, so it no longer joins the shared deal.
Hand #9
- Action
- Hit
- Dealer result
- Dealer busted on 23
- Player result
- 3-4-K for 17
Live lane
- Betting style
- Double After Loss
- Current bet
- $25
- Exposure
- $25
- Action
- Status locked
- Result
- Busted out
- Delta
- +$25
- Status
- Busted out
- Hands this shoe
- 9
This hand was at the $25 Martingale base step, usually after a reset or no prior loss pressure.
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 at the $25 Martingale base step, usually after a reset or no prior loss pressure.
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.