Re: Roulette software statistics
- From: "TheLaughingMan" <ChaotischesNeutrales@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Nov 2006 18:41:38 -0800
A standard deviation of 28.26 seems very high. I would like to see your
method of determining the standard deviation and then I shall attempt
to assist you from there.
cunchy64@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Folks,
(I posted the following message on the statistics forum and Reef Bob
kindly replied, but I thought a wider audience might be useful:)
I have a basic knowledge of maths and statistics but not enough. I
certainly know that, on a fair wheel, there is no way of making money
from roulette in the long run.
There is talk that some software-based roulette games are not strictly
random and that by playing in a certain way it is possible to 'force
the zero' and thus defeat the system and turn the odds in your favour,
by essentially making the green zero turn up more than one in 37 (37
numbers on a European roulette wheel), since the software senses that
you are 'winning' (when you actually are not) and throws in the green
zero to try and recoup its imaginery losses.
I might have found such a software roulette wheel on a certain gaming
site. Indeed, I have won a fine sum of money in the last 4 weeks but I
need to be sure that this is not a statistical blip and I would like
help developing the system, particularly from the statistical point of
maximising returns and minimising losses, but firstly actually
confirming that the system is working and I haven't just hit a lucky
streak.
I currently have data from 252 games (actually, 7580 spins) on this
particular website (and increasing). To date, the average spin for
green zero is 30.39 with a standard deviation of 28.26 when I play my
system. The distribution appears to be skewed, but thats where my
expertise ends! As with all European roulette, the odds paid back when
you hit green zero are 35/1.
I wish help from a keen statistician with an eye and enthusiasm for
gambling, preferably in the East Midlands (UK) area to firstly confirm
the system (hopefully), and then to assist in further development of
the staking plan. No money will change hands. In return you will get
the address of the particular website that I am using (I am sure there
may be more using similar software) and an introduction to the art (ha,
ha). I have absolutely no intention of selling this system, and
neither should you. It is for personal use only.
I would add that this is not illegal in any way, we are (or may or may
not be) merely exploiting a software programming error on behalf of,
perhaps, a too greedy gaming industry.
I have avoided the 'gambling' group forums since it seems full of
adverts and is probably regularly visited by programmers in the gaming
industry keeping an eye on their investment.
Regards,
Cath
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