@Bayes........................................................Baize.?!
Felt image to follow.
Here a Typical CWB table felt layout. OK.
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Here What happens if the result is say #2
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Also I have shown it (Marque) landing on 3 and 27.
So original question was:-
Can U calculate how many possible ocurrance there could be, if when a CWB is down, covering 8 splits, the results is next to one of the splits, as tho the result has landed 90* Degrees rotation from the desired outcome.
The idea is to be able to have a program, that can spot that 90* shift, and then would place the bets thus;- instead:-
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Or similar movement.
Thanks for looking.
Just wanted to empty my brain, so I can load more sh1te in it, it was getting...............messy.
I'm a hoarder!!
Cheers J.
chrisbis
Quote from: chrisbis on Jan 07, 07:57 AM 2011
Or similar movement.
That's a bit vague, but the chance of a particular split hitting is always 2/37. However, I don't think that's what you wanted to know. :D
Changing/moving the split, is as U say open to so much scope.
But here are the facts
The table is covered by 8 split bets, which is 16/37 coverage.
The split bets in CWB all face down (longitudinally) the Table/felt/bayes
The possible movements for the result acting at 90* clock-wise or anti-clock wise, are dependant on where the CWB splits are located, but, for the split bets located in Column 1 or Column 2- they are single directional rotations, ie . can only go either 90* clock or 90* anti-clock.
whereas, CWB bets in the 2nd Column, the movement/rotation could be in either direction.
So for Column 1 say, movement possibilities per chip bet(The chip sitting on the Split) are, Number of splits in Column #C1x2x4+1 (for zero)
For Column 3 is the same as Column 1.
For Column 2, the movement possibilities per chip bet are, Number or splits in Column #C2x2x4x4+1 (for zero)
Am on the right wave length here for my calcs?
Cause I don't know how to work out the total number of possible movements, but maybe I need to know first, all the possible CWB split settings there are ?
Quote from: chrisbis on Jan 07, 08:26 AM 2011
but maybe I need to know first, all the possible consistent winning bet split settings there are ?
I think so. When you know all the possible splits for your system then you should be able to work out the number of possible adjacent splits. :thumbsup:
BTW, why is your name a different colour? have you been promoted to some kind of mod? :)
Quote from: Bayes on Jan 07, 11:15 AM 2011
by the way, why is your name a different colour? have you been promoted to some kind of mod? :)
1000+ posts! :)
Ah, I see. A prolific poster award. :)
Go Chris, Go!
Quote from: Bayes on Jan 07, 11:39 AM 2011
Ah, I see. A prolific poster award. :)
Go Chris, Go!
hehehe, should be "badges" but there you go! :D