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If you are playing American Roulette you have a 1/38 shot of winning . . . 2.6% chance to win
If you have ever played, there are times when you observe certain numbers not appearing. If you could eliminate 2 numbers off the wheel, you are break even. 1-36 covered and 0 00 left off. 1 hits, 35 plus your initial 1 to cover all 36 numbers.
What if you thought to eliminate 5 numbers. 0,00,1,2,3 each of those numbers have a 2.6% chance of hitting, but collectively they are 5/38 or roughly 13.2% chance of hitting. That in turn means you have an almost 87% chance of winning.
In this scenario off a $1 bet . . . you risk $33 and if you hit one of your 33 numbers you get $35 plus your initial $1 for $36 back. That is a 3 unit increase from what you laid out.
But if 0,00,1,2,3 hit you lose $33.
Has anyone ever played roulette this way? Trying to eliminate say 5 numbers?
If you have ever played, there are times when you observe certain numbers not appearing. If you could eliminate 2 numbers off the wheel, you are break even. 1-36 covered and 0 00 left off. 1 hits, 35 plus your initial 1 to cover all 36 numbers.
What if you thought to eliminate 5 numbers. 0,00,1,2,3 each of those numbers have a 2.6% chance of hitting, but collectively they are 5/38 or roughly 13.2% chance of hitting. That in turn means you have an almost 87% chance of winning.
In this scenario off a $1 bet . . . you risk $33 and if you hit one of your 33 numbers you get $35 plus your initial $1 for $36 back. That is a 3 unit increase from what you laid out.
But if 0,00,1,2,3 hit you lose $33.
Has anyone ever played roulette this way? Trying to eliminate say 5 numbers?