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Title: IS this considered wheel bias.
Post by: Anastasius on Apr 27, 12:04 AM 2019
2 examples..... im only betting one number consistently.

i have theoretically if i had bet this number in last about 10,000 played spins an outcome of 1100+ with 1 unit bets


since i noticed i started recently to record how often number hits within 37 spins and how often outside 37 spins... i have 38 times within 37 spins and 17 times longer than 37 spins until it hits.

is this bias and should i just bet on this number? or perhaps continue to record
its real wheel
Title: Re: IS this considered wheel bias.
Post by: Steve on Apr 27, 02:29 AM 2019
It could easily be that your number won above average, ie variance. More data means more assured, but never guaranteed. This and variance is something the system players dont get.

You should verify bias with observations.
Title: Re: IS this considered wheel bias.
Post by: Firefox on Apr 27, 05:34 AM 2019
Look for a number that is 2.5 to 3 standard deviations off the mean number of occurences and keep tracking. Bear in mind that most casinos also track numbers long term and rotate the numbers ring on the wheel. This means if it is biased, it may shift somewhere else. Or it may disappear when they maintain the wheel.
Title: Re: IS this considered wheel bias.
Post by: Anastasius on Apr 27, 08:21 AM 2019
Firefox if one number is hitting ideal to its average does that mean it will hit evenly say 20 times within  37 spins and 20 times outside 37 spins if u were to watch 40 hit cycles...

And should it have equal parts for example

1 miss then hit
2 misses then hit
3 misses then hit ect

Should each of them happen equally if it hit on its average

So hit 1 in 37
2 times in 74 ect