Anyone have any info on statistics or probabilities for a run on Even Chances that does not go past singles?
In other words, how many times in a row can I expect "Red" to hit just once, before it finally goes to 2?
Like this:
B
B
R <- single
B
B
R <-single
B
B
R
R <-repeat
I've been searching around this forum and other places on the net, but can't seem to find anything.
I seem to remember seeing something about 20 in a row or something like that, but I can't remember.
Null - Plenty of info. is close at hand on even chance betting.
1. On this VLS site, up top on main page go to SEARCH and type in PROBABILITIES ON EVEN CHANCES. Plenty of posts from there.
2. Go to same family = C.C. Forum same deal with SEARCH & type in EVEN CHANCE BETS.
Join up if not a member for access ?
3. Go to same family, ROULETTE FORUM.NET. The replacement MODERNISED SITE is not well patronised so forget the new pretty blue one if you happen upon it. This older site has been mothballed for some time & is now post inactive but has a huge amount of posts from past years.
You would need to sign up (hopefully it will allow that ?) to access the forum if you aren't already a member ?
If you get on, do the same deal Search as @ 2.
Happy hunting.
Thanks Ausguy, I'll have a look around with these terms and see what I come up with.
With my first look on Wiesbaden I saw a run of 8 single reds. Basically it makes no difference. If it did, we'd have a HG
It makes a difference to me because I'm working on a progression that addresses single runs specifically.
I've posted my idea here: nolinks://nolinks.vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=20625.msg150036 (nolinks://nolinks.vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=20625.msg150036)
So far I've made it to a run of 24 singles while only being "down" less than $2,500, but still making a profit thoughout.
...Sorry, I meant less than $3000.
Found what I was looking for here - nolinks://nolinks.win-maxx.com/basics/basics13.html (nolinks://nolinks.win-maxx.com/basics/basics13.html)
Some more good news: a series of 16 singles in a row is considered "rare" - happening about once in 130,000 spins. The most "double even chance" single series I could find was 21, which was reds and blacks alternating.