What is Averaging？
Synonyms
| Category | English | Chinese | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formal Term | Averaging | 补仓 | Capital management terminology |
| Player Slang | RTP Adjustment | 加仓 | Common in betting groups |
| Risk Control Term | Martingale Layering | 叠加倍投 | Risk identification tag |
Definition
Averaging refers to a capital behavior pattern where a player, already facing losses in their original betting direction, continuously increases the bet amount in the same direction to lower the overall average cost.
Mechanism
Averaging is a typical product of loss aversion psychology. Its mathematical characteristics include:
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Exponential growth in capital requirement.
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Continuous stacking of risk in a single direction.
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Highly asymmetrical risk-drawdown curves.
In risk control systems, it is usually identified as
Layered Exposure
Platform Application Scenarios
| Module | Application |
|---|---|
| RG System | Risky player identification |
| Risk Engine | Liquidation (Bust) prediction models |
| Bonus Risk Control | Limiting bonus distribution |
Risk / Compliance Points
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It is a core monitoring indicator for Responsible Gambling (RG).
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Multiple countries require platforms to establish Tilt risk identification and intervention mechanisms.
Common Misconceptions
| Misconception | Correct Understanding |
|---|---|
| Averaging can flatten losses. | It only amplifies the total risk. |