Roulette For certain, Roulette is not random. The outcome is predictable.

Because it is so important, I will post here as well the same thing I wrote somewhere else. Again, there is not question about this. I know 100%.
A roulette simulator is just something else. You have to understand once for all: The real software takes in account what you play and how you play. Also, in the moment you hit 'spin' the information of the amount you bet is analyzed by the software. It is an important information, especially if you like to repeat the bets. The time you spend before hitting 'spin' is also analyzed. And more. All this stuff creates the edge of the house, not only the extra number (zero). If you want to rebet, never hit the 'rebet and spin' button. Rather press rebet if possible, and then cover some holes using the same amount of money. It is not something it will work many times in the same place because, as I said before, roulette adjusts the response analyzing the way you play. If the RNGs would be random, it would be very easy to consistently win with lots of consistent strategies. They cannot survive being random. This game wouldn't exist anymore. Even most of the so called 'live dealer roulette' are not random. These instances of software are using the same algorithms to create a profitable balance between wins and loses. Our only chance is to be among winning players. It is sad, but true and logical.

 

Roulette simulators and playing with real money are 2 complete different things.

 

This I can agree on. Even live dealer online they know what you're doing and cut off the connection or a window might pop up with...you've been playing for 20min. Are you sure you want to continue? (Click yes.) . Okay , but we advice you to take a break blablabla ...

My favorite is B&M live dealer with those kiosks. Absolutely wonderful....I use the rebet button all the time and the x (delete) button. Works perfectly

 

You can find order in chaos/random so it's not that random at all.

A simple streak of reds proves the order, yet the strange thing is it's still totally random, it just doesn't look it, this is where we take advantage of it.

 

My question for you...

Even if a roulette wheel is designed to give PRNG numbers, does it have to comply with the statistical laws of numbers? Or can it do whatever it wants?

Because the roulette wheels where I play, I'm sure are manipulated, but they continue to comply with a series of statistical parameters to continue making players believe that it is random and if it is random, it must comply with temporary states of imbalance and equilibrium and therefore are exploitable.

 

Roulettes in general have to meet statistical expectations, right? And the PRNG roulettes where you use the algorithms, do they have to meet these statistical expectations or are they so manipulated that they don't meet them?
Or despite cheating they regress things whenever they want to meet these statistical expectations?
Why do I think that even if a game is manipulated it shouldn't go beyond these expectations and create an image equal or similar to the original, otherwise anyone could realize that they are cheating and report it, so that leads me to think that even if they are manipulated, they should meet these expectations, right?

 

It is not that hard to respect some statistical demands on long term. Especially defining those classes of equivalence. Randomness just inside these classes eventually should be enough to preserve a distribution of attributes. (color etc)

 

So, the game has to create temporary imbalances and balances, right?
If so, they are exploitable and you can win. It is not necessary to use algorithms, but to know how the game works and know how to manage bets, along with good money management.

 

It is not about using our algorithms. This will never work. All the instances of roulette software are impeccable. The only exploiting door is the one they actually leave intentionally open, because they need to trap you. And that is 'the predictability mode'. Their algorithms. And they let you win, they even 'teach' you these algorithms in the early stages of a session showing you something is going on, a riddle is on your screen. Then the riddle is more and more complex, not easy to discover. The more you know about these algorithms the more you win. That creates the feeling you are in control. And, suddenty, nothing. If the software exits from the predictability mode, that is enough to start loosing.
So you need 2 things:
1. their algorithms
2. knowing exactly when to stop

 

Ok so what s the name of this youtube video?

 

Just search on youtube 'postponed sequences algorithm' if you want. I don't want to be accused I want to sell something, but the channel has some very interesting stuff.

 

Thank you. I ll search about it

 

Looks fine with 4 repeats. What's to say next 7 spins are all non-hit

 

This is an example of what you can get when you start playing roulette in an online venue.
Forget about the colors or other attributes. It doesn't worth the effort. It matters, but in a more sofisticated way. (One of the aspects is 'temporary balances and imbalances' like Sergio said).
Look at the sequence 16, 33, 6, 33. So obvious. And it happens so many times. 16, 33 means 'Once' 6 and 33. The software tells you this is what you'll get next: a six and a 33. Of course you could get a 6 and a 23 because 23 means 'twice 3'. But there is so much more in this image, a bit less obvious, but still easy.

 

Try to figure out what's more in the image. Actually, this is the roulette game, like in 'what is odd in that picture', riddles all the time. I am so surprised nobody talks about this. If you can't, I will explain some stuff.

 

Nobody likes, nobody's interested. Then, nothing to explain

 

Looks interesting, continue hobby.

 

Let's consider the previous sequence in the image:

14 29 31 6 5 22 22 2 22

Remember, we think digits not numbers, the roulette has to play with any number not only 37.

14 29 means Once 2 and 36 (4 times 9)
31 6 means of course Once 36
We expect that 2
We get five times 2 plus the expected 2 because:

5 22 22 2 22 is 5, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2. That means 5 times 2 and the expected 2.

 

I shared with you something extremely important. But that is just the tip of the aisberg.