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Title: Maths for bias finding??
Post by: Zebra95 on Sep 11, 06:12 PM 2014
Hey guys, I'm trying to figure out whether or not a wheel is biased and if it is how biased it is. I have collected 2500 spins (I will collected more, approx 10,000). However I'm not very good with maths/statistics.
Could you please tell me, how can I figure out if the results are pure luck or if there's a bias? You don't have to explain the whole process if its long, just give me the name of the equations and I'll google them :)
Title: Re: Maths for bias finding??
Post by: Steve on Sep 11, 09:31 PM 2014
See link:://:.roulettephysics.com/roulette-wheel-bias/ (link:://:.roulettephysics.com/roulette-wheel-bias/) but I can also send you excel charts that do calculations. Still though thousands of spins will take an awful lot of time.
Title: Re: Maths for bias finding??
Post by: Proofreaders2000 on Sep 11, 09:39 PM 2014
Take into account when the casino performs routine
maintenance on a wheel the spin-values prior may not be applicable.
Title: Re: Maths for bias finding??
Post by: Steve on Sep 11, 09:42 PM 2014
To be successful with bias these days, you need find bias as quickly as possible - before casino does. So you need visual approach too. There are much better methods than bias analysis
Title: Re: Maths for bias finding??
Post by: ausguy on Sep 11, 10:21 PM 2014
My info. is that most casino software knows the numbers for each spin, as displayed on the marquee spin numbers display board. As such a program within the monitoring system IDs any bias & allows rectification anything "out of whack" ASAP. Bias analysis these days is pretty much a waste of time. You are fighting newer & better wearing wheels together with a systematic maintainance program & so hard to beat from the bias angle.