Let me run this past you

[MrJ]

Okay, I've been doing quite "well" lately playing a certain method. Last Monday, they threw 7 different dealers at me in two hours, just to piss me off.

My question/concern is this >> (00 wheel), I would PREFER to have the same dealer for hours and hours. However, what is your view on this.....

Lets say we lined up 190 DIFFERENT dealers in a row, they all get ONE spin (its pretend, play along). In addition, we'll say three different ball sizes. So, 190 dealers and the ball switches every spin. Should we get ROUGHLY THE SAME stats after 190 spins compared to one dealer doing all 190?

During those 190 different dealers, I ASSUME we'll still get a couple numbers that are very hot and a few numbers that are quite cold? (non-bias wheel BTW)

I know its an odd question but its still important to discuss (imo).

Ken

[Proofreaders2000]

So, 190 dealers and the ball switches every spin. Should we get ROUGHLY
THE SAME stats after 190 spins compared to one dealer doing all 190?--Mr. J

In theory Yes you should get roughly the same stats (at least on paper).

From past experience however certain dealers (if they were new) they threw a lot of dealer's signature.  The more experienced dealers on the other hand would change ball sizes when their shift began (and would kill my bankroll) if I stayed.

[MrJ]

When their shift began? They change balls on me at random, to throw me off and I ADMIT, it kind of fu**s me up. Some people win and they STILL won't allow it, so it seems. They'll do ANYTHING to make you go home a loser. Give the players a few bucks for Christ sakes.

Ken

[Steve]

There are 4 main balls in use. Two main types, but two sizes. Just segregate your data, with one data set per ball. I've never seen any dealer randomly change balls. At most, a ball change every few hours.

Even if they did randomize balls every spin, there would always, always be overlapping patterns. ie pattern that exist with a combination of balls, but not others.