Figured out why casinos stay in business
This about sums it up:
Originally posted by Timmah2483
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u can't make this shit up
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it really is amazing the bullsh1t people come up with
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very good insight, thanks!!!!!!!Comment -
Wow...
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what the,,,
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really has little to do with why casinos stay in businessComment -
It's just your standard martingale system strategy. I'll admit I use it occasionally when I'm at the casino playing baccarat. Maybe I just was lucky but it did work when I wen't with it.Comment -
he will get betterComment -
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he should go write a book. wait, there are tons of books like that in vegas
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What a load of rubbishComment -
It's a classic misunderstanding of long-term versus short-term. Of course, over the long-term, it's going to be a little less than 50% for each color (minus the green(s)), but during the short-term, ANYTHING can happen. The quote is implying that the situation will "correct itself" quickly, when, in actuality, there is no guarantee as to when it will get to the long-term (it usually happens on the next roll after you bust out!).Comment -
Correctamundo.Originally posted by R6MCComment -
its been said that the roulette coupiers are trained to position the ball in a precise manner that can dictate which areas(1st section, 2nd section or 3rd section) that the ball will land.Comment -
was at a casino in indiana with my buddy- the roullette wheel hit 29 four times in a row. hundreds and hundreds of hours playing and had never seen anything like it.Comment -
the numbers are spaced apart to prevent that...a third section number between a zero and a first section number etc.Originally posted by solderjob
BUT if youre nice to them and just play a bunch of adjacent numbers on the wheel- they can aim for a cluster of like 7 or 8 numbers that are next to eachother for sure.Comment -
I think your retard pills are running out.Originally posted by GlitchComment -
Casinos stay in business because they have other ways of making money other than the games they offer.Comment -
the odds dont change .... but i use martingale system sometimes for short term gain . but thats rediculous to think odds change regardless of last thing that hit, makes no sense.Comment -
You can never bullshit your way around math.Comment -
online casinos are a rip offComment -
Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
i think you fock monkeys.
i wasnt saying its easy- i was telling the poster above me that its easier to aim for a third of the board consecutively adjacent on the wheel than for a first middle or back third bet. (1-12 13-24 25-36)
theres no wind, its the same wheel over and over, same ball- its called muscle memory- i bet you suck at shooting a basketball.
they just try to exert the same amount of force each time when dropping the ball in and they cheat and look at the wheel when they drop the ball into it.Comment -
wowComment -
Yes, it does.Originally posted by R6MC
The quoted post highlights that there are some who do not believe that the casino has a 2.7% edge on every spin of a (European) roulette wheel.Comment -
LOL. You really ARE retarded. Do you think the wheel spins at the same rate each time? Or are you too stupid to realize that not only the wheel (which spins in the opposite direction of the ball) but also the ball have to be going at the same speed each time to aim? And have you actually ever watched a roulette ball? It bounces all over the fukking place once it hits the wheel. It doesn't just fall into a slot. I'll tell you what. Put your money where your mouth is. Since you're so "athletic," how about we wager $10,000 that you cannot hit the same section of 12 numbers 400 out of 500 times on a fair wheel with a regulation, round ball.Originally posted by GlitchComment -
Haha, yeah. Some people are oblivious to house edge, probabilities and math in general.Originally posted by FourLengthsClearComment -
alert the media!Originally posted by 63890000Comment -
good lordComment -
We built this city, We built this on the Martingale system....Comment -
Originally posted by MonkeyF0cker
1. you drop the ball not throw it so it would be going in at the same speed
2. i didnt say i could do it, but a roulette dealer who spins wheels for hours and hours a day
3. i definitely didnt say they could hit the area 80 percent of the time
4. youre missing my point that i was just telling someone that the numbers dont go in order
5. of course ive seen how a ball bounces at the end of the spin. if a machine spun the wheel with the same exact force every time starting from the same wheel position and dropped the ball from the same height on the same location of the wheel in motion- do you think it would hit the "12 numbers" significantly more than 32 percent of the time despite the bounce or not?? the bounce happens because the wheel slows down and in this hypothetical mechanical dealer scenario it would slow down around the same time each time.
6. chill out, its just a theory and a way of explaining it to the previous poster
7. id rather bet you something way easier like that you dont have any friends or that youre a loser or youre overweight or that you were molested as a child etc. and much less than 10kComment -
this kid is on fire today
Originally posted by Timmah2483Comment -
trying to move him over here instead of james' picks thread
Originally posted by Timmah2483Comment
