March 14th, 2026 at 2:37:31 AM
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Hey all,
I’ve come across a series of Interblock single-zero electronic roulette machines (type diamond & similar) – The venues offering these games also offer very attractive daily loss rebates. It seems quite simple to bet a single number over and over straight up every day with specific stop loss / stop win amounts resulting in decent EV (alongside high variance).
To my question… The whole play falls apart if in-fact my chances at hitting are not on par with a physical roulette wheel (2.7% per spin), any reason to think my odds differ? I understand these machines may pre determine the result prior to the spin using a randomly generated number, but should I have reason to believe that number is influenced against me based on hidden RTP or similar?
Thanks in advance – I'm very green to this sort of play and appreciate any insights.
I’ve come across a series of Interblock single-zero electronic roulette machines (type diamond & similar) – The venues offering these games also offer very attractive daily loss rebates. It seems quite simple to bet a single number over and over straight up every day with specific stop loss / stop win amounts resulting in decent EV (alongside high variance).
To my question… The whole play falls apart if in-fact my chances at hitting are not on par with a physical roulette wheel (2.7% per spin), any reason to think my odds differ? I understand these machines may pre determine the result prior to the spin using a randomly generated number, but should I have reason to believe that number is influenced against me based on hidden RTP or similar?
Thanks in advance – I'm very green to this sort of play and appreciate any insights.

