Roulette Neighbors
ie. You bet $5 on a five number neighbors bet and when it hits they pay $35 and leave the original $5 on the layout.
The way I see it is as if they were paying 39 to 1 and only 37 numbers on the wheel. So would that be a 5.5% advantage or am I missing something?
Let's say the bet stays for two spins no matter what.
That means it's paying 35 to 2, or 70 to 1.
70 / 37 = 1.89, a HUGE advantage.
Unless I'm missing something this seems normal? If you bet Red $10, and red hits... They pay you $10 and leave your original wager. The same with a number straight up. They shouldn't ever be taking winning wagers away. My apologies if I missed something but this is what it sounded like you said to me. Perhaps define your number neighbors bet for me please?Quote: DRich...ie. You bet $5 on a five number neighbors bet and when it hits they pay $35 and leave the original $5 on the layout...
Quote: RomesUnless I'm missing something this seems normal? If you bet Red $10, and red hits... They pay you $10 and leave your original wager. The same with a number straight up. They shouldn't ever be taking winning wagers away. My apologies if I missed something but this is what it sounded like you said to me. Perhaps define your number neighbors bet for me please?
When you make this bet it is the same as betting $1 on each of the five numbers. So when one of your numbers hit you still lose the other 4 1$ bets that didn't hit.
Quote: DJTeddyBearYou're missing something.
Let's say the bet stays for two spins no matter what.
That means it's paying 35 to 2, or 70 to 1.
70 / 37 = 1.89, a HUGE advantage.
The bet only stays up if one of your five numbers hit. Most places either take down the neighbor bet or reduce the payout from 7/1 to 6/1. I think what I am seeing is just a dealer error.
Quote: DRichIf a person happened to find a casino with a single zero roulette that took neighbor bets, what would be the player advantage if the dealer left up the neighbor bet after it hit instead of taking it down?
ie. You bet $5 on a five number neighbors bet and when it hits they pay $35 and leave the original $5 on the layout.
The way I see it is as if they were paying 39 to 1 and only 37 numbers on the wheel. So would that be a 5.5% advantage or am I missing something?
The way I figure it you risk $5 37 times, which costs you $185. You will receive the $35 plus your $5 back 5 times, so your $185 returns $200. So for each bet of $5 you would receive $5.4054. To me that is an 8.1% advantage.
After reviewing the bet and what it means though, yeah I'll jump on the bandwagon of the 8.1%.
Wait a sec...Quote: DJTeddyBearYou're missing something.
Let's say the bet stays for two spins no matter what.
That means it's paying 35 to 2, or 70 to 1.
70 / 37 = 1.89, a HUGE advantage.
I misread the initial post.
My math is if they leave a single number bet up after it loses. Not the same thing at all...
Some people find all the good stuff.Quote: DRichIf a person happened to find a casino with a single zero roulette that took neighbor bets, what would be the player advantage if the dealer left up the neighbor bet after it hit instead of taking it down?
ie. You bet $5 on a five number neighbors bet and when it hits they pay $35 and leave the original $5 on the layout.
The way I see it is as if they were paying 39 to 1 and only 37 numbers on the wheel. So would that be a 5.5% advantage or am I missing something?
Quote: DRichIf a person happened to find a casino with a single zero roulette that took neighbor bets, what would be the player advantage if the dealer left up the neighbor bet after it hit instead of taking it down?
ie. You bet $5 on a five number neighbors bet and when it hits they pay $35 and leave the original $5 on the layout.
The way I see it is as if they were paying 39 to 1 and only 37 numbers on the wheel. So would that be a 5.5% advantage or am I missing something?
an european single zero roulette has 37 numbers and pays out 35x and leaves the bet on the number that was hit so all together the payout is 36x the bet amount
why should there be an advantage? each european casino will leave the original bet amount on the number that was hit.
or did I misunderstand your question?
Quote: sevenan european single zero roulette has 37 numbers and pays out 35x and leaves the bet on the number that was hit so all together the payout is 36x the bet amount
why should there be an advantage? each european casino will leave the original bet amount on the number that was hit.
or did I misunderstand your question?
You did misunderstand. He said that in addition to the $1 returned to him on the winning number, the casino was also returning the $4 that was lost on the 4 losing numbers.
Quote: SOOPOOYou did misunderstand. He said that in addition to the $1 returned to him on the winning number, the casino was also returning the $4 that was lost on the 4 losing numbers.
thank you for explaining where my mistake was. in this case please let me know
where this casino is located :)
