The Stack Method setting tells Dewbot how it should calculate the next trade amount after a losing trade.
Instead of simply increasing the trade amount by a fixed multiplier, Dewbot calculates the next amount based on a recovery target. The Stack Method you choose determines what that recovery target will be.
You can find this option in the Trading GUI under:
Stack Method
The available options are:
- Dewze
- Mart
- Dewze X
- Mart X
How Stack Methods Work #
Whenever a trade ends in a loss, Dewbot calculates the amount for the next trade.
That calculation takes into account:
- The amount that was lost
- The current payout percentage
- The Stack Method you selected
Each Stack Method tells Dewbot how much it should aim to recover.
Some methods recover only the amount that was lost, while others aim to recover the loss and make an additional profit at the same time.
Because of this, Stack Methods are not simple amount multipliers. They are recovery strategies.
As the recovery target increases, the next trade amount usually becomes larger.
Dewze #
Dewze is the lightest recovery option.
After a loss, Dewbot calculates the next trade amount so that a winning trade is intended to recover only the amount that was lost.
For example:
If you lose $1, Dewbot calculates the next amount to recover that $1 only.
No extra profit is added to the recovery target.
If you prefer the smallest progression between trades, Dewze is the most conservative option.
Mart #
Mart increases the recovery target slightly.
Instead of recovering only the loss, Dewbot aims to recover:
Lost amount + $0.25
For example:
If you lose $1, Dewbot calculates the next trade amount to recover:
$1 + $0.25
Since the recovery target is higher than Dewze, the next trade amount will usually be slightly larger.
This option provides a moderate recovery style while adding a small profit to each successful recovery.
Dewze X #
Dewze X increases the recovery target even further.
After a loss, Dewbot aims to recover:
Lost amount + $0.50
For example:
If you lose $1, Dewbot calculates the next trade amount to recover:
$1 + $0.50
Because the recovery target is higher than Mart, the progression between trades becomes stronger.
If you want a more aggressive recovery approach, Dewze X provides that balance.
Mart X #
Mart X is the strongest Stack Method available.
After a loss, Dewbot aims to recover:
Lost amount + $1.00
For example:
If you lose $1, Dewbot calculates the next trade amount to recover:
$1 + $1.00
This creates the largest progression between trades and usually produces the highest calculated trade amounts after consecutive losses.
It is intended for users who are comfortable with a more aggressive recovery style.
Comparing the Stack Methods #
From the lightest progression to the strongest:
Dewze → Mart → Dewze X → Mart X
Their recovery targets are:
- Dewze: Recover the exact amount lost.
- Mart: Recover the loss plus $0.25.
- Dewze X: Recover the loss plus $0.50.
- Mart X: Recover the loss plus $1.00.
The higher the recovery target, the larger the next calculated trade amount is likely to be.
Why Higher Stack Methods Increase Trade Amounts Faster #
As you move from Dewze to Mart X, Dewbot aims to recover more than just the previous loss.
To reach those larger recovery targets, the calculated trade amount usually needs to increase as well.
This means:
- Trade amounts grow faster after losses.
- A successful trade can recover more in a single step.
- Consecutive losing trades can also cause trade amounts to increase more quickly.
For this reason, it’s important to choose a Stack Method that matches the type of progression you’re comfortable using.
What Happens After a Winning Trade? #
When a trade wins, the recovery cycle ends.
Dewbot resets the trade amount back to the Base Amount, and the next trade starts a new cycle.
In other words, the progression does not continue after a successful recovery.
Disable Martingale #
If Disable Martingale is enabled, the Stack Method setting is ignored.
After a losing trade, Dewbot does not calculate a recovery amount.
Instead, it simply returns to the Base Amount for the next trade.
This keeps every trade at the same amount throughout the session.
Choosing a Stack Method #
A simple way to think about the four options is:
- Choose Dewze if you want the lightest progression.
- Choose Mart if you want a moderate progression with a small additional recovery target.
- Choose Dewze X if you want a stronger recovery style.
- Choose Mart X if you want the most aggressive recovery target.
Keep in mind that higher Stack Methods can recover losses more quickly after a winning trade, but they also cause trade amounts to increase faster during losing streaks.
