For a better understanding of further concepts, we shall refer to each set of bets starting from the first bet of 1 unit, until the winning bet as a "Martingale Cycle." The diagram below shows one martingale cycle.

We recommend splitting your bankroll into no less than 63 units, which equals the exact amount to cover six bets in a martingale cycle.

Since very beginning, we have been continuously analyzing betting patterns and we've found that splitting your bankroll to cover six bets within a martingale cycle yields you with the most efficient, low-risk, profit-earning solution that is currently available. For over two years, our martingale strategy hasn't failed.

If you prefer to lower your risk, you shall divide your bankroll further as to cover enough bets to your liking. To make this calculation, as shown in the diagram, double your units of stake with each subsequent bet within one martingale cycle until you're satisfied with the amount of bets available, then total the amount of units of all the bets. And finally, divide your bankroll by the total number of units you just calculated.