Ah, the Martingale betting strategy - it's often presented as a foolproof way to make money in any game of chance. The idea behind it is simple: every time you lose a bet, you double your previous bet. The intention is that since probability tends to even out over time, you'll eventually win back all your losses and then some once you hit your first win. However, there are a few fundamental flaws with this reasoning.

First off, table limits exist in casinos for a reason. As soon as you reach them and have several negative spins/rounds almost continuously the Martingale system ends up becoming unsustainable for continuous gameplay.

Secondly, no matter how many times you've lost consecutively first will get impossible amounts or risk ruining yourself just to claw back wins from earlier defeats/increases by doubling down on these bets endlessly which would contribute highly earning tons of profit but that's terrifyingly uncommon thus can be ruled out when aiming for constant/preferred moderate profits through consistent winning streaks

In conclusion: while the initial concept may sound appealing at its core everyone should proceed with caution before considering trying this betting technique because pursuing patterns can turn poorly only losing more than one could earn!