Some scientific research!


http://www.sas.upenn.edu/~baron/journal/06001/jdm06001.htm

Ralph,

Interesting, but the article is about psychology - whether the players are biased, not the wheel.

Quote from: Bayes on February 12, 2013, 01:49:06 PM
Ralph,

Interesting, but the article is about psychology - whether the players are biased, not the wheel.

Yes, I know, but that is an issue to take in account!  The players are hardly biased, that's a function in our mind making us human and gave us advantages trough millions of years.

Well that topic has nothing to do with bias wheels.
And i learn from the best.

Google Thorp and Laurance Scott ...
Bayes know what i am talking about - the rest is nonsense ...

Well looking further into my ideas here and I can honestly say...

Abandon ship 

This just isn't going to work!

It's the same old problem and that is that things can go to sleep for a long time and you can dig a big hole for yourself very quickly.

The only real answer I know is to play on a spin by spin basis.

If you think about it, it actually makes no logical sense to play for a split or street to appear sometime in the next 5-10 spins or whatever. Something is either coming out on the next spin or not and your prediction for that particular spin is either right or wrong.
(I am not including bias wheels in that synopsis)

Playing it for the next 10 spins and losing is like attending the funeral when you never went to the wedding 

Well at least it passed on an afternoon and it reinforces the fact that there are a million and one ways to lose at this game and not very many ways to win.

cheers

p.s. I will count to ten next time before I post up any of my old ideas!