Olynes If the ball is aimed at falling in 1, that is, if it has such kinetic energy that it should stop in 1, then it will not hit 2 in any way!!! Hence, if in such a situation you bet 1/2 split - you throw half of the money away.... The same can be said about many other bets....
Coin 1) I was talking about ONLINE (RNG and live), and not about your home wheel, which works on pure physics. Let me explain the difference. If you bet complete 1 at home and the ball is aimed at falling in 1, then it will land in 1. Online, before the last step, there is another layer on the casino side. Online, the ball goes where the casino needs it to. 2) "Hence - if in such a situation you bet 1/2 split - you throw half of the money down the drain...." I agree. In your version, it is more correct to bet "1 neighbors" and in every possible way strengthen the section of the track around 1. 3) About clean home steering wheels. It seems to me that you are confusing golf on a good lawn and the track of the wheel with its thresholds, reverse bounces, etc. How will you "predict" a reversal from a small series in 4 in the video above? After all, all other things being equal, the kinetic energy of the ball would be just enough to 1. A lot depends on the wheel model. I once played on a Pyramid steering wheel (there are pockets in the form of small inverted pyramids with small thresholds). So the ball after the bolt track could roll around the pockets for a very long time (the players' patience snapped) until it stopped... You most likely have a "heavy" model, since you are seriously considering the options of "kinetic" energy. Most aggressive adaptive ones on the ground also use a "heavy" model, which makes it easy to demonstrate 90-degree descents, sticking in the number, reviving, sending, hanging, etc. miracles - violating all the laws of physics.
Olynes
Quote: Message from Coin It seems to me that you are confusing golf on a good lawn and the track of the wheel with its thresholds, reverse bounces, etc. How can you "predict" the reverse from a small series in 4 in the video above?
I am not confusing anything. The track of the wheel is much more ideal than the golf course, and if it is dirty, then it is only to the player's advantage. Nobody predicts reverse bounces. How naive you are..... There is such a science - it is called "statistics" if the ball after hitting 36 can end up with equal probability in 1 and in 4 - I simply will not play such a wheel ... But if in 80% it will be in 1 and only in 20% it will hit 4, I simply do not care about those 20% and will have a +40% advantage in the game. That is, I do care who I play against, but if I already find someone to play against, then most often I win.
Quote: Message from Coin I once played on a Pyramid wheel (there are pockets in the form of small inverted pyramids with small thresholds). So the ball after the bolt track could roll around the pockets for a very long time (the players' patience snapped) until it stopped...
Such a wheel, to your surprise, is much easier to predict - the rolling is more even on it, there are no hard bounces, as on the so-called "heavy" models. I will repeat once again that you do not understand at all what a professional player does when playing visually. You have an idea that he calculates something during the spin, that he makes complex calculations in his head... Nothing like that happens. What happens is that on the collected database, the player at home at the computer goes through "all" possible options for the ball's behavior until it stops at a specific number and creates a model of the game - that is, a certain map that he remembers. During the spin, he simply matches the reference point that he sees during the spin with the reference point of his model and from there he knows how much and how much he needs to bet.... If at home he makes a model that does not match what will happen on the wheel (for example, another ball or another pressure), the player will naturally lose... However, everything is learned the old-fashioned way - after several losses, the player will understand what the matter is and change his cheat sheet to the one that corresponds to a specific wheel (if he has one). No matter how you twist it - everything will come down to the fact that the player will either not play, or will win...
