Roulette 36 numbers

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In roulette are used 36 numbers and two colours red and black. These mean combinations, maths. Some think there are sequences there, like in real life. Some say there are no sequences just numbers and betting. I see sequences anyway, for example for many rounds there is no middle number. Or there is a combination of middle number and a big number for three or five or seven rounds, with no sign of a small number. I think there are maths and sequences there, what do you think?
 
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I think that no mathematical evidence supports predictable sequences in roulette. Each spin is a completely independent event.
Think of a roulette wheel as a tiny, spinning diva with short-term amnesia. It has absolutely no idea what it did two seconds ago, and frankly, it does not care about your Excel spreadsheet.
 
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i think the math doesnt always win , when you can rigg everything and magnet stuff . casinos been exposed for that
 
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The house has the edge, thats all you need to know.
 
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I think our brains naturally look for patterns, even in random events. Sometimes you'll see streaks or sequences, but that doesn't necessarily mean the next spin is more predictable. I enjoy spotting patterns too, but I always remind myself that every spin is independent.
 
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Nameless14 said:
I think our brains naturally look for patterns, even in random events. Sometimes you'll see streaks or sequences, but that doesn't necessarily mean the next spin is more predictable. I enjoy spotting patterns too, but I always remind myself that every spin is independent.
Yes i have have to agree on that. We humans try to see connections and want to solve things. That's probably why some lookout for patterns.
 
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I think the way it works is that the casino has the advantage and regardless of whether there is a "sequences" or not, you will still lose money in this game.
 
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makisaa said:
In roulette are used 36 numbers and two colours red and black. These mean combinations, maths. Some think there are sequences there, like in real life. Some say there are no sequences just numbers and betting. I see sequences anyway, for example for many rounds there is no middle number. Or there is a combination of middle number and a big number for three or five or seven rounds, with no sign of a small number. I think there are maths and sequences there, what do you think?
If you add up all the numbers on a roulette wheel (from 1 to 36), the sum will be exactly 666. How do you like this sequence?
 
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I definitely notice streaks when I play roulette, especially when the same type of numbers keeps coming up. But I know it doesn’t mean the next spin is predictable, even when it feels that way.
 
makisaa said:
In roulette are used 36 numbers and two colours red and black. These mean combinations, maths. Some think there are sequences there, like in real life. Some say there are no sequences just numbers and betting. I see sequences anyway, for example for many rounds there is no middle number. Or there is a combination of middle number and a big number for three or five or seven rounds, with no sign of a small number. I think there are maths and sequences there, what do you think?
You notice patterns, but in reality, it’s an illusion. The chance of an even number coming up on the 2nd spin is 48.65%. The chance of an even number coming up on the 22nd spin is 48.65%. The chance of an even number coming up on the 52nd spin is... how much?
Yes, that's right—48.65%.
Each spin of the wheel is a completely independent event. The ball has no memory, either.
 
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