Oscar’s Grind Strategy in Crash Gambling

Oscar’s Grind is a betting strategy that originated in the gambling circles of the 1960s. The design aims to make a profit of exactly one unit per series of bets, regardless of the number of wins and losses. The strategy falls under the category of positive progression systems, adjusting the bet size based on previous outcomes. The fundamental rules of Oscar’s Grind are:

1. Start with a single unit bet.
2. After a win, increase the next bet by one unit, only if the profit for the series would not exceed one unit.
3. After a loss, the next bet remains the same as the previous one.
4. Reset to the initial bet size when a profit of one unit is achieved, starting a new series.

Application to Crash Games

In crash games, you bet on the outcome of a rapidly increasing multiplier that crashes at a random point. The goal is to cash out before the crash to win the bet. Oscar’s Grind can be adapted to this context by considering each bet on a round as a part of the series. Here’s how it works:

• Initial Bet: Start with a base bet amount.
• After a Win: If you win (2x cash out before the crash), you increase your next bet by the base amount, but only if this does not push the series profit beyond one base bet unit.
• After a Loss: If you lose (crash before cashing out), you keep the bet the same for the next round.
• Reset: Once a profit of one base bet unit is achieved, reset your bet to the initial base bet, starting a new series.

When applying Oscar’s Grind to a crash game with a target multiplier of 2x, you commit to cashing out at this multiplier for every bet. This approach simplifies decision-making during the game and allows for a clear strategy regarding bet size adjustments based on the outcomes.

Hypothetical Example

Let’s consider a base bet of $1. The table below demonstrates a series of bets using Oscar’s Grind strategy in a crash game. It accurately reflects the strategy’s goal of achieving exactly $1 of profit per session:

Bet #	Bet Amount	Target Multiplier	Outcome	Profit/Loss	Cumulative Profit	Next Bet
1	$1	2x	Loss	-$1	-$1	$1
2	$1	2x	Loss	-$1	-$2	$1
3	$1	2x	Win	+$1	-$1	$2
4	$2	2x	Win	+$2	+$1 (session end)	$1 (reset for new session)
5	$1	2x	Win	+$1	+$1 (session end)	$1 (reset for new session)
6	$1	2x	Loss	-$1	-$1	$1
7	$1	2x	Win	+$1	$0	$1
8	$1	2x	Win	+$1	+$1 (session end)	$1 (reset for new session)

Considerations with a 2x Multiplier

• Simplifies Decisions: Targeting a 2x multiplier simplifies the decision-making process during play, making the strategy easier to follow.
• Profit and Loss Fluctuations: With a fixed 2x multiplier, winnings and losses are more pronounced, meaning that the strategy needs to be adept at handling these fluctuations to maintain the goal of securing exactly 1 unit of profit per session.

BC.Game Script

This script for BC.Game accurately reflects the true essence of Oscar’s Grind, where the aim is to conclude each betting session with exactly 1 unit of profit, adjusting the bet size as necessary following a win to ensure this outcome, and resetting after each successful session.

🔗 Download Script

To use a Crash game script on BC.Game, follow these steps:

1. Go to Advanced Betting Mode: In the BC Originals Crash game, switch to “Advanced” to see different crash game scripts.
2. Add a Script: Press the Add Script button, put in the code for the script you want to start the automated betting, give it a name and press the Save button.
3. Run Script: Turn on the script to automatically bet and possibly increase your cryptocurrency.

Learn how to add and use BC.Game scripts

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Low Risk: The strategy is relatively conservative, aiming for small, incremental gains rather than large payouts.
• Easy to Implement: The rules are straightforward and easy to follow.
• Bankroll Management: Helps in managing the bankroll by preventing large bets after a loss.

Cons:

• Profit Cap: The strategy caps profits at one unit per series, limiting potential gains during a winning streak.

Final Thoughts

Oscar’s Grind is a disciplined and methodical betting strategy suitable for risk-averse players focused on long-term play. Its application to crash games can help manage the volatility associated with these games by ensuring that bets are only incrementally increased following wins and maintained after losses, aiming for steady, albeit small, profits.

References

• The Casino Gambler’s Guide by by Allan Wilson
• Fundamentals of Craps by Mason Malmuth and Lynne Loomis