Is there such thing as a 'due bet' ?
1. Law of Averages
- What it means: This is the idea that over a long time, things will even out. If something happens a lot for a while, it might not happen as much later, so things balance out.
- In roulette: If red has hit many times in a row, the law of averages makes you think, "Black should hit soon!" But the thing is, each spin is independent (it doesn’t remember past spins), so while this law seems to make sense, it won’t guarantee black hits next.
2. Law of Eventualities
- What it means: Over a really long time, every possible outcome is bound to happen at least once. It’s like saying, "If you keep flipping a coin forever, eventually you’ll get heads."
- In roulette: Eventually, every number and combination (like black, odd, red) will appear. This law makes people believe that if you wait long enough, the outcome you’re betting on (like number 7) has to happen. But again, roulette is random, so “eventually” could be far away.
3. Law of Probabilities
- What it means: This is about the chance of something happening. In roulette, the probability of each spin (like hitting black) stays the same no matter what happened before.
- In roulette: Knowing the probability (like a 47.37% chance to hit red or black) helps you understand the risk, but it doesn’t give you a winning edge, since the game is random every time.
Let me explain that there is actually a due bet, we just don't quite know when.
While we all believe a black could land for 40 times no one has ever seen it, this means the longer the streak the closer a red is due, make sense ?
This means the shorter the streaks the more often they change to the opposite 1/1.
When flipping a coin we all believe every flips outcome is 50/50, this is not actually true as explained above, the longer the streak of heads the closer a tails is, meaning the odds of 50/50 dramatically change the longer the streak.
Wondering why no ones ever seem 27 reds in a row, and if they have they are 1 in a million people and only ever seen it once in their lifetime, funny how when people claim they've seen 27 reds in a row that they've never seen 26 or 25 or 24 etc etc, I've only seen 21 reds in a row 3 times in 30yrs but i've seen 20 and 19 and 18 etc etc.
"There's no guarantee a trend/streak/pattern will continue
but there is 100% guarantee it will end"
but there is 100% guarantee it will end"
"The longer the streak the rarer they are, meaning the shorter they are the more often the end"
Let's see what you experts say lol
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