Do you use Martingale strategy in gambling?

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Martingale strategy is a very popular strategy in gambling generally. Martingale strategy is a strategy where you double your bet each time you lose. By so doing, you cover all last games you lose. Martingale strategy is a very progressive approach to gambling and is good for someone that have moneybag. Martingale strategy work best in slot, roulette and even betting.
 
Martingale strategy is not good to use when playing Texas Holdem.
 
Martingale strategy is not good to use when playing Texas Holdem.
Why is not good when playing Texas Holdem? @Outlaw. I don't think martingale is applicable when playing poker. Martingale is a strategy for a game of one person where there may be no other external influence.
 

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