Team total points odd/even strategy

Right on Wild Card ... here is a relavent clip ...

"Roulette balls and dice simply have no memory. Every spin in roulette and every toss in craps is independent of all past events. In the short run you can fool yourself into thinking a betting system works, by risking a lot to win a little. However, in the long run no betting system can withstand the test of time."

Hey Josh ... Do you have a degree in Physics ... ?  Well I do, and I have a very strong matematical background as well.  Nothing I have posted on this thread is incorrect.  I Googled "law of averages" and here is the top return.

"The law of averages is a lay term used to express a belief that outcomes of a random event shall "even out" within a small sample.  As invoked in everyday life, the "law" usually reflects bad statistics or wishful thinking rather than any mathematical principle."

Since it has no mathematical principle, reflects bad statistics, and is nothing but wishful thinking I don't want any part of it.  If Voodoo and hocus pocus are your bag then go ahead and continue to tell me I am wrong and to provide some more bogus answers.  Anyone reading this that also has an analytical mind will agree ... "Numbers have memory" is as good a laugh as the guy who posted about using numerology to make his picks. 

Red ... I do appreciate your mathematical knowledge and your attempt to apply it to sports betting.  It is such a relief to see someone actually doing something that actually requires some thought and knowledge.  All I am saying is I think you can find a better to place to apply your skills other then an even/odd bet.

BTW the odds of going 2-7 as you did tonight are 36 out of 512 or 0.0703, roughly 1 in 14 ... not 1 in a million or some other number you may come up with.

If you take every game, the odd/even is absolutely random, but events that are independent and that have no memory tend to distribute themselves randomly in a series of trials.

The chances are for 50% for each game that the team scores odd or even points but the odd or even totals have the tendency to distribute randomly along a series. That means that is very unlikely that in a series of 20 consecutive trials to come out 20 consecutive odd or even, based on a random probability of 50%. Why don't you look back at some data to see how manny times you'll find 15 consecutive ODD points scored in 10000 games played? I guarantee you that you won't find more than 107 series.

That is the binomial distribution of successes and failures in series and that's not being teached in elementary school.

IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT ODD OR EVEN SCORES ARE DEPENDENT ON PAST EVENTS. THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY INDEPENDENT AND THAT IS WHY THAY TEND TO DISTRIBUTE RANDOMLY IN SERIES OF TRIALS.

And the chances of losing all 6 bets are based on the calculated probability of losing based on the binomial distribution of successses of failures and not based on the math book on elementary school.

And I am having fun and making money in the process. I am not forcing you to take my picks. Don't like it don't buy it, but keep your mouth shut.

And about the padded cell, don't worry I've been there already.

I'm afraid your little brain is sitting to comfortable in its padded cell. Shake it up a little and try to learn new things.