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Quote Originally Posted by esplanade:
Incorrect. The expected value is the same regardless of sample size. The variance is simply greater on a small sample. Just like you can double up on one spin, you can be wiped out in a single wrist flip.
Incorrect. The expected value is the same regardless of sample size. The variance is simply greater on a small sample. Just like you can double up on one spin, you can be wiped out in a single wrist flip.
you are wrong,not even sure how you can try and argue..the house edge on a single zero roullette is obivously 1/37 (watever that is expressed as a %) or 19/37 if playing colours or odd/even...if you play for only one spin you have less exposure to those odds "catching up with you" so to speak....with each following spin after a win you are statistically more and more likely to be exposed to that numbers advantage...its very simple.
so yes you do have a higher probability of winning on one spin only(lifetime) than anything else if selecting black/red or odd/even...or anything for that matter.
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