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Anyone have feedback on dozens roulette system?

You've probably heard of it. Wait for one of dozens that there are 5 consecutive times, then gradually start betting that the dozen. I think he has 11 attempts to win before reaching the limit of the table. I done the math and the odds of a dozen no-show 16 times in a row is 1 in 433. No one has any comment? In fact, I'm just betting to one of the twelve will come up and the chances of that are a lil to 1 in 3. What are the odds of an event with the probability of not occurring 1in3 16 times followed? So basically I'm betting on a single, but again and again. Can anyone do the math on this? Your right joe, but what if no bets but always looking outside at times? then you might have a chance of winning?

Roulette casinos has been around 200 years. If there is a simple way win, the game would have changed or deleted it. Or every weekend all math teachers would leave their universities, to fly to Las Vegas, casinos and take million people. What they are doing in your idea is to mix players fallacy Martingale system. Basically you are assuming that if a dozen is not submitted for five consecutive laps, then it must be dozens. Well, that's not true at all. The ball does not remember where it landed before. Each spin is a random event that does not affect self-contained in the past or future. So the only advantage in waiting for a dozen of not showing for five turns that do not bet, and so will be saving money. This concept called the fallacy of player, because it seems as if it was true that the numbers were back to hit, or were hitting well so necessary to bet. However, in a game of chance like roulette, there is no basis in reality. Hence the term fallacy. Then you're talking about betting when progressive bend down every time you lose. This also is called the Martingale System, and also not working. Their losses would look like this: $ 5, $ 10, $ 20, $ 40, $ 80, $ 160, $ 320, $ 640, $ 1.280 etc. It may not seem likely to continue to be lost, but sometimes it happens. And apart from anything else once you get up to $ 320, which has lost $ 635. It is now about to place a bet of $ 640 in the hope of recovery. If you make $ 5 that is ahead of the meeting, but if you lose you are down more than $ 1,200! Mathematicians have made all kinds of analysis of this type of betting system, running millions of simulated turns (try Wikipedia). I've never seen a study that works in the long term. You might get lucky in the short term but may do so only by chance by pulling $ 1 chips in the random numbers on the table. Equally however, you may have bad luck and lose a lot. At the end of the day, you are still fighting a 5.26% house edge, which exists independently of how you play. *** UPDATE: You were asking about the chances of a 1 in 3 not the situation up 16 times. Do you think it is 1 in 433. I do not know what mathematics is in reality. Honestly, I think they're wrong, it's more likely that you are not 16 times in a row. But in poker you know that the odds of hitting a royal flush? Depends on the game, but is rather more from 64.000 to 1. Do you think someone hits one? Of course they do. So, although it is unlikely that you do not attack, which can happen. So we are giving up a lead of 5.26% to the house and then on top of that, you are using a system to go all that could literally make you go broke if regrettable. This is how 16-game losing streak would be: 1 – 5 February-10 March-20 4-40 5-80 6-160 7-320 8-640 9-1280 10-2560 11 5120 12-10240 13-20480 14-40960 15-81920 16-163840 So in the unlikely event that lost 16 times in a row, which would be $ 327,675. Do you really going to take a chance in 433 of losing three quarters of a million dollars? And let's be realistic here. It has three quarters of a million dollars to gamble all modes. The type of chart that allows you to bet $ 5 on an outside bet it will not allow you to bet even a lot, which had reached the upper limit. So I would to go to a table of high rollers to gamble on. If you had three quarters of a million dollars to spend, there are better ways to invest now in the roulette wheel.