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As I've mentioned, this strategy looks good on paper and is worth a try. However, do not play the negative progression strategy, by all means. Negative progression means doubling your bets every time you lose. This could eat away at your money faster than you thought possible. It exponentially increases your losses, and if ever you win, you just get back to zero. Playing negati
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