Ok for those of who you play Roulette let's talk---
I have been playing Roulette lately and winning regularly and using some of my intelligence with patterns, probability combined with mechanics and human TOUCH i feel like i am doing well.
Why am I doing this......
So you are telling me that you are capable of identifying an anomoly to a roulette wheels randomness by observing it for 20 spins? 100 spins? 1000 spins?
Back to statistics school. Go google standard deviations and let us know how many weeks you would have to stand at a roulette wheel to determine if these patterns are variance or true expectations.
But what the hell do I know. I guess if you can judge the wind at a roulette table, or the dealers mood that day, you could be rich like all of the other PROFESSIONAL ROULETTE PLAYERS IN THE WORLD.
Why am I doing this......
So you are telling me that you are capable of identifying an anomoly to a roulette wheels randomness by observing it for 20 spins? 100 spins? 1000 spins?
Back to statistics school. Go google standard deviations and let us know how many weeks you would have to stand at a roulette wheel to determine if these patterns are variance or true expectations.
But what the hell do I know. I guess if you can judge the wind at a roulette table, or the dealers mood that day, you could be rich like all of the other PROFESSIONAL ROULETTE PLAYERS IN THE WORLD.
Sammy -
Im going to make this short and sweet......
Your premise is totally mathematically wrong. Couldnt be farther from the truth.
It doesnt matter if you bet 20 bets per "spin" or 1 bet per "spin" for 20 spins. You have the exact same EV - which IS NEGATIVE. The house always has an advantage on every bet, so it deosnt matter if you bet it all on the first spin, or bet it all over 50 spins - IT DOESNT MATTER - both players are going to have the same EV.
This is the golden rule of casino gambling:
If every bet on the board has a negative EV, there is no combination or series of wagers that can make that a positive EV. In your case, if every wager is -5.2%, if you bet $1,000 on one spin or $1,000 over 100 spins, you both have the exact same negative EV.
Sammy -
Im going to make this short and sweet......
Your premise is totally mathematically wrong. Couldnt be farther from the truth.
It doesnt matter if you bet 20 bets per "spin" or 1 bet per "spin" for 20 spins. You have the exact same EV - which IS NEGATIVE. The house always has an advantage on every bet, so it deosnt matter if you bet it all on the first spin, or bet it all over 50 spins - IT DOESNT MATTER - both players are going to have the same EV.
This is the golden rule of casino gambling:
If every bet on the board has a negative EV, there is no combination or series of wagers that can make that a positive EV. In your case, if every wager is -5.2%, if you bet $1,000 on one spin or $1,000 over 100 spins, you both have the exact same negative EV.
Oh dear.
I have never been more confident in saying the following: your gambling future is grim, please consider never gambling again.
Oh dear.
I have never been more confident in saying the following: your gambling future is grim, please consider never gambling again.
No, it is you who is not understand THE point (not mine, not yours, BUT THE MATHEMATICAL POINT).....
There is no advantage to "staying in the game longer". There is no advantage to betting less over more spins vs betting more over less spins.
Sorry Sammy - but Im not going to debate you for very long here - this is math 101, and you are on the wrong side of this - and I have a feeling it is going to cost you some money.
No, it is you who is not understand THE point (not mine, not yours, BUT THE MATHEMATICAL POINT).....
There is no advantage to "staying in the game longer". There is no advantage to betting less over more spins vs betting more over less spins.
Sorry Sammy - but Im not going to debate you for very long here - this is math 101, and you are on the wrong side of this - and I have a feeling it is going to cost you some money.
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