calculating an event pattern within a sequence of random events over large number of samples (Not RNG) Roulette Dozens / Columns
Results to start with
59 wins 7 losses
Another to test this wasn’t a fluke was 73 wins 11 losses nets a 51 Unit profit
My interest is in patterns and odds than taking a gamble at something. I need help to curb my curiosity with the hard facts of maths.
Yes these event patterns are rear but watch to many people going up and down before loosing.
Sure the opportunity to bet is limited as this example may be from 20,000 spins but the losses are limited
For 30 years I’ve looked at patterns and gaps within these events and read countless opinions on forums talking about random events and not beating the house edge but don’t understand how to calculate this - usually just uneducated opinions
Question, when does an event no longer become random ?? or am I just kidding myself
There are 3 parts to the pattern before betting.
1. A Run of 12 spins between 2nd 3rd Dozen before hitting on 1st dozen. This is just random right.
2. The pattern I look at is which dozen the ball lands on the 13th spin. Im betting on back to 2nd 3rd dozen, This is the first stage and is still just random I understand. I do cover 2 of the 3 Columns or Dozens.
3. This is where the pattern is important The criteria needs to occur during the 12 spins. Example is hitting on 1st dozen for the 5th spin than 12th spin.
What I’m looking at is when the 1st Dozen is hit at specific points within the set 12 spins. As in 5th and 12th
Sure I may have lost my mind but this tends to be working based on specific combinations. Some better than others when you analyse each combination.
It’s easy to read on forums for years that you don’t win long term against random events that I concur with. But I’d rather wait 60- 100 spins for better than average odds than just betting on a whim.
Wondering what the math is on my example. Which is a set pattern within a range of random events. Is this still considered random ? As the results over the long run to date show otherwise.
I’m interested in your view as to whether this is still considered random from a mathematical perspective. I’m not going to be specific on the exact combinations used as I’ve manually done over 100,000 results and continue to record 4 wheels live daily to analyse.
I’m looking for the weak link in the chain to appear.
Thanks for your interest
WHO TOLD YOU A PHYSICAL ROULETTE WHEEL ISNT A RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR???
At first glance, it looks like a case of what I call "shooting the arrows and then drawing the target" - as far as I know, you're looking for a pattern that appears to win, then claim that it will always win, or at least continue to win that many times.
are you playing an american wheel?
Quote: Wallywalt29Great question, No Single 0 Wheel
im out then good luck and i apologize in advance because there are maybe 4 rouletters here and i used to be the 5th
the math people will tell you that you are playing a negative expectation game - although less of a negative expectation than american wheel - still negative expectation - and that you will "outgrow" this pattern you are seeing.
What i would do is, for years (at least two) - secretly record your results and evaluate them again - and then come back. dont brag you want this secret for yourself.
and my last piece of advice is - dont make this into a system - unless you are feeling quite shady and want to lie to people - if you actually want to make money over the long term
Quote: Wallywalt29Great question, No Single 0 Wheel
Over time, your results will tend towards a loss of SumOf(1/37th of the chips you put on the layout.)
It's that simple.
Also... Oncedear's rule of thumb
Quote: OnceDearOver time, your results will tend towards a loss of SumOf(1/37th of the chips you put on the layout.)
blackjack experts have a calculation they call "NO"
it means the number of hands or bets required whereby you can be sure your results will exactly or almost exactly match your true expectation
unfortunately I was not able locate (google) and get a precise definition or a means to calculate it
I'm sure KJ knows this and if he reads this post hopefully he will provide this info
it is very useful info
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Quote: Wallywalt291. A Run of 12 spins between 2nd 3rd Dozen before hitting on 1st dozen. This is just random right.
2. The pattern I look at is which dozen the ball lands on the 13th spin. Im betting on back to 2nd 3rd dozen, This is the first stage and is still just random I understand. I do cover 2 of the 3 Columns or Dozens.
3. This is where the pattern is important The criteria needs to occur during the 12 spins. Example is hitting on 1st dozen for the 5th spin than 12th spin.
#3 says to look for when the 1st dozen won in the 12 spins - but #1 says that the 1st dozen never won in the 12 spins.
Also, were your two sets of results based on actual bets that you made, or by applying your method to some list of 20,000 existing spins?
IF you are saying you have looked at some SPECIFIC roulette wheels over thousands of spins and found that certain columns come up more often than others, implying there is something wrong with the wheel, then it is POSSIBLE you could win money over time betting on those columns. (Doubtful, but not impossible) In that case you would probably do better by identifying specific numbers that come up more than 1/35 of the time...
I don't think it is what you are asking. It seems you are trying to imply that you have a betting system that will beat roulette. If that is the case, you can save yourself the 100 hours of work you plan on putting in.... YOU DON"T! As mentioned above, in a fair roulette game, each bet you make comes up against the house edge. The more you bet, the more you are likely to lose.
Quote: Wallywalt29Wizards need help from all mathematicians...
I'm having a hard time understanding what the question is. Please try to boil it down to as few words as possible and in plain simple correct English.
Quote: Wallywalt29But I’d rather wait 60- 100 spins for better than average odds than just betting on a whim.
This is your first flaw in thinking.
The odds are always the same,
they never change. If you were
to play this out over a million
spins you would see you have
no advantage. The short term
in roulette is meaningless. You
can walk up to a table and bet
red three times in a row and win.
Meaningless.
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Wizards, (I) need help from all mathematicians
the first step
Quote: Wallywalt29
calculating an event pattern within a sequence of random events over large number of samples (Not RNG) Roulette Dozens / Columns
Hes saying that - contrary to what everyone else always says, that he is seeing a reoccurring pattern over a large set of numbers.
Quote: Wallywalt29
Results to start with
59 wins 7 losses
Another to test this wasn’t a fluke was 73 wins 11 losses nets a 51 Unit profit
He won 59 times and lost 7 times withing total of 66 times??
He also won 73 times and lost 11 times out of a total of 84 times??
Does that mean that you bet every single round, or took 66 shots the one time and the result set of spins is more than 66 or 88...?
So there would be a total of 10,000 spins you saw and you bet 66 times out of the 10,000, and those are your results out of those trys?
Quote: Wallywalt29
My interest is in patterns and odds than taking a gamble at something. I need help to curb my curiosity with the hard facts of maths.
IDK what to say sorry
Quote: Wallywalt29
Yes these event patterns are rear but watch to many people going up and down before loosing.
So theres a pattern but its rare im assuming is what you meant by rear.
Quote: Wallywalt29
Sure the opportunity to bet is limited as this example may be from 20,000 spins but the losses are limited
Ah that answers that other question
Quote: Wallywalt29
For 30 years I’ve looked at patterns and gaps within these events and read countless opinions on forums talking about random events and not beating the house edge but don’t understand how to calculate this - usually just uneducated opinions
this is about baccarat, but this is how people here are coming to the conclusions that they are. they are literally time travellers, because computers allow us to run simulations faster than anyone can perform the results on their own in their own lifetime.
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Question, when does an event no longer become random ?? or am I just kidding myself
Like i originally said - Who said random numbers dont or shouldnt have patterns?
Quote: Wallywalt29
There are 3 parts to the pattern before betting.
1. A Run of 12 spins between 2nd 3rd Dozen before hitting on 1st dozen. This is just random right.
2. The pattern I look at is which dozen the ball lands on the 13th spin. Im betting on back to 2nd 3rd dozen, This is the first stage and is still just random I understand. I do cover 2 of the 3 Columns or Dozens.
3. This is where the pattern is important The criteria needs to occur during the 12 spins. Example is hitting on 1st dozen for the 5th spin than 12th spin.
What I’m looking at is when the 1st Dozen is hit at specific points within the set 12 spins. As in 5th and 12th
Sure I may have lost my mind but this tends to be working based on specific combinations. Some better than others when you analyse each combination.
It’s easy to read on forums for years that you don’t win long term against random events that I concur with. But I’d rather wait 60- 100 spins for better than average odds than just betting on a whim.
Wondering what the math is on my example. Which is a set pattern within a range of random events. Is this still considered random ? As the results over the long run to date show otherwise.
I’m interested in your view as to whether this is still considered random from a mathematical perspective. I’m not going to be specific on the exact combinations used as I’ve manually done over 100,000 results and continue to record 4 wheels live daily to analyse.
I’m looking for the weak link in the chain to appear.
Thanks for your interest
This is random...
As well as this
Quote: KeyserNope, those are electronic reader boards that are rereading/glitching as they read the same roulette number over and over
I knew that from years ago on
GG but didn't feel like wising
anybody up. I did see seven 00
and 0's in a row in Vegas once.
Freaky, They switched dealers
3 times after the 4th zero. After
the 6th zero there were piles of chips
on the zero's and when it hit
the place went crazy. Once in
a lifetime thing.
That’s a 1 in 894 million chance, 3 times more remote than winning the powerball jackpot (which is essentially a zero in a lifetime event). Bull-oneyQuote: EvenBobI did see seven 00
and 0's in a row in Vegas once.
Freaky, They switched dealers
3 times after the 4th zero. After
the 6th zero there were piles of chips
on the zero's and when it hit
the place went crazy. Once in
a lifetime thing.
Quote:Before you read this let me know if this is the correct layout for the wheel you are using as well if the numbers are in the correct order (im a lazy programmer i make mistakes). If not i can change the layout and repost the images for the correct layout type
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Secondly dont forget about
Look at it from a VB perspective if you will
each image shows green bars above a number in order to illustrate where a bet will land on the wheel as opposed to the felt - it doesnt matter but lets say i have one unit on each "bet type"(column, dozen)
These images each show where a bet will land on for the dozens and columns in that order
remember when you are looking at these that, when in play, each wheel will be going in a specific direction.
when the ball slows down, it will be dropping from a specific section on the wheel as denoted by the 0-11 (clock like numbers)
when the ball drops it will be approaching the numbers hopefully in a linear fashion in order to predict when the ball will slow down at a specific number
First Dozen
Looking at the first layout, we have a maximum gap of 5 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
Second Dozen
At this layout, we have a maximum gap of 9 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
Third Dozen
At this layout, we have a maximum gap of 6 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
Column 1
At this layout, we have a maximum gap of 4 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
Column 2
At this layout, we have a maximum gap of 4 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
Column 3
Looking at the this last layout, we have a maximum gap of 7 numbers and a minimum gap of 1 number
I cant really explain any further
Quote: Ace2Bull-oney
Nope. Happened at an off Strip
casino about 2000. It was before
I was playing roulette. I saw
a crowd around the table and
noticed two 00's and two 0's
on the board. Funny thing is,
for the 8th spin there was less
than half as many chips bet
as for the 7th, It's like everybody
knew it was over.
So this was before Alan seen someone roll 18 yo's in a row.Quote: EvenBobNope. Happened at an off Strip
casino about 2000. It was before
I was playing roulette. I saw
a crowd around the table and
noticed two 00's and two 0's
on the board. Funny thing is,
for the 8th spin there was less
than half as many chips bet
as for the 7th, It's like everybody
knew it was over.
Quote: AxelWolfSo this was before Alan seen someone roll 18 yo's in a row.
I had no idea at the time
what a big deal it was for
2 pockets to catch the ball
7 times in a row. It might
have been '98 or'99, it was
in the early days of the
internet. Today it would
draw more attention.
Quote: lilredroosterblackjack experts have a calculation they call "NO"
it means the number of hands or bets required whereby you can be sure your results will exactly or almost exactly match your true expectation
unfortunately I was not able locate (google) and get a precise definition or a means to calculate it
I'm sure KJ knows this and if he reads this post hopefully he will provide this info
it is very useful info
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Sorry, I didn't see this. Thanx for the set up, lilredrooster. :)
It is actually N0 (typed N and zero).
Not exactly or almost exactly expectation, but within 1 standard deviation, which is pretty close. If you get above 1 standard D, you are starting to get towards the outer edges of the bell curve. You know, not impossible, but pretty unlikely....like a guy winning all his baccarat trips for a couple years. :/
Since we are talking roulette, an example would be that with a small sample size it would not be unusual to hit blacks at a 2-1 ratio, say 10 out of 15 spins, but with a larger sample size you are not going to continue to hit at 2-1 ratio. It is going to come back down towards "normal" or expectation, meaning within 1 standard deviation.
Now what that N0 would be for something like roulette, I haven't a clue. I am sure there is a formula for it that Wizard, teliot, doghand or someone can post. That is beyond me. I am stupid and just use the software. (for blackjack) LOL>
thanks KJ
Heatmap:
you are referring to visual prediction
pretty interesting stuff
I tried it briefly but watching the spinning wheel got me dizzy and I gave it up - I didn't succeed
it would be interesting if you could recount some of your experiences and post about your long term results
thanks, if you care to do this
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Not surprising at all. Most people can just feel when a one in a billion streak is about to endQuote: EvenBobFunny thing is,
for the 8th spin there was less
than half as many chips bet
as for the 7th, It's like everybody
knew it was over.
Quote: lilredrooster...........................
thanks KJ
Heatmap:
you are referring to visual prediction
pretty interesting stuff
I tried it briefly but watching the spinning wheel got me dizzy and I gave it up - I didn't succeed
it would be interesting if you could recount some of your experiences and post about your long term results
thanks, if you care to do this
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thats actually the skill of VB - to be able to stare at a spinning wheel for hours. I can do that - but actually dont WANT to.
I mean i cant get on a boat for more than an hour without throwing up my lunch. I can do roller coasters, but cant do spinning rides. I just cant explain my ability to stare at the wheel for so long though.
i maybe have a total of a quarter of a years time invested in watching a wheel spin though.
RRS messes everything up. I also dont ever play roulette any more unless im just actually gambling. ive seen some stuff.