Odds everybody makes a profit on roulette

The same 37 guys from

htt ps://wiz/forum/questions-and-answers/math/35026-how-many-turns-average-before-all-straight-up-roulette-bets-lose/3/#post779202

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are back at the table. This time they all have $999 and want to make it up to at least $1000. They all bet $1 a spin on their straight up number, but log off as soon as they reach $1000 or more. What are the odds that they all successfully cash out?

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(link broken as otherwise it gets deleted, can't work out why.)

Could it be because it starts with "https://wiz/forum" instead of "https://wizardofvegas.com/forum" ?

Quote: rumba434

The same 37 guys from

https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/questions-and-answers/math/35026-how-many-turns-average-before-all-straight-up-roulette-bets-lose/3/#post779202

are back at the table. This time they all have $999 and want to make it up to at least $1000. They all bet $1 a spin on their straight up number, but log off as soon as they reach $1000 or more. What are the odds that they all successfully cash out?

I think you can’t post links because you’re still too new. But I can fix it in the quote. 😁

To answer your question, it’s very possible for a player to never be in the positive, and eventually get to zero. The odds are 37 times higher for one of 37 players.

But I’ll let someone else do the math.

Somebody confirm these - I remember what happened last time - but my simulation is getting around 24% success on a single-zero wheel, 8.5% on a double-zero, and 2.3% on a triple-zero.