Nice recovery Yanks.


I thought for a second then, U were digging yourself a very deep hole!


+24 is a good overall result.


Look forward to the next burrowing video!


(Maybe we should now nickname U "Dug" !?!?
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So if you want to find a predefined outcome (Head) not occurring for 2 flips, it is 1/4. The probability of an outcome (either head or tail) not occurring for 2 flips is 2/4.

There is a very well versed joke in here somewhere, but I am not going to be the one pointing it out............


(or have I just done that by default??) [smiley]aes/blush.png[/smiley]

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I got my feet wet in the duck pond!


I see them too! [smiley]monkey/crazy-monkey-emoticon-174.gif[/smiley]

Analysis.
Finales, Reps, Common known neighbours.

[reveal]
12 Finales on 2- 1 st as trigger
5
16
27
32 Finales on 2- 2nd as confirmation trigger
17
23
16
11
12 Finales on 2- 3rd Win!
18
29
20
37 Finales on 7- 1st as trigger
27 Finales on 7- 2nd as confirmation trigger  (lost as 3rd didn't show close enough.)
28
36
19
11 Finales on 1- 1st
22
16
15
21 Finales on 1- 2nd
16
0   Finales on 0-1st
2
22
27 Finales on 7- 1st as trigger
10 Finales on 0- 2nd
31 Finales on 1- 3rd Win!
13
17 Finales on 7- 2nd as confirmation trigger
20 Finales on 0- 3rd Win!
35
11 Finales 0n 1 poss Win if continued.
16
17 Finales on 7- 3rd Win! Also in Finales on 7- 1st trigger again
13
24 Finales on 4- 1st
2
27 Finales on 7- 2nd as confirmation trigger
24 Finales on 4-2nd
34 Finales on 4- 3rd Win!
17 Finales on 7-3rd Win!
21
31
24
16
35
4 Rep
4 Rep
10
31
36 Finales on 6- 1st as trigger
3
27
33
26 Finales on 6- 2nd confirmation trigger
7
34
32 Finales on 2- 1st as trigger
6
36 Finales on 6- 3rd Win!
35
22 Finales on 2- 2nd confirmation trigger
12 Finales on 2- 3rd Win!
30
10
33
29
36
15
18
4
16
28
11
24
5
16
21
7
0
28
9
12
14
33
31
4
22
21
33
25
16
22 rep
22 Rep
31
13
27
26
12
22 Rep
22 Rep
6
29
0 Rep
0 Rep
27
3
33
14
1
11
14
20
13
35
12
30
4
5
29 Common Neighbour
20
28 Common Neighbour
24
15
14
35
9
5
25
8
18
30
15
22
6
28
20
34
35 Rep
35 Rep
22
25
17
10
5
29 Common Neighbour
28 Common Neighbour
25
8
18
16
20
25
33
1
4
9 Common Neighbour 3
28 Rep split>>>
12 Common Neighbour 3
28 Rep within 2
20
15
36
34
33
15
32
9
17
16 Rep
16 Rep
20
33
21
17
28
15
22
10
11 Rep
11 Rep
[/reveal]


and we will do EC groups and Quad showings in the next analysis

LOL  nice one chaps!! lol


No prawns were halmed in the making of this post.........and no Tetris demolished either !! [smiley]aes/beer.png[/smiley]


(and the top numbers must add up to way more than an orgy never mind "soixante-neuf")

Start number is at the bottom right, and 11 is the last number spun.
So, if we unravel these numbers, this is the string we get:-
[reveal]
12
5
16
27
32
17
23
16
11
12
18
29
20
3
7
27
28
36
19
11
22
16
15
21
16
0
2
22
27
10
31
13
17
20
35
11
16
17
13
24
2
27
24
34
17
21
31
24
16
3
5 50th number

4
4
10
31
36
32
7
33
26
7
34
32
6
36
35
22
12
30
10
33
29
36
15
18
4
16
28
11
24
5
16
21
7
0
28
9
12
14
33
31
4
22
21
33
25
16
22
22
31
13
27
26
12
22
22
6
29
0
0
27
3
33
14
1
11
14
20
13
35
12
30
4
5
29
20
28
24
15
14
35
9
5
25
8
18
30
15
22
6
28
20
34
35
35
22
25
17
10
5
29
28
25
8

18
16
20
25
33
14
9
28
12
28
20
15
36
34
33
15
32
9
17
16
16
20
33
21
17
28
15
22
10
11
11
[/reveal]

Some spins to study from Smart Live casino 3rd Aug 2013


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Notice anything unusual about these spins anyone??

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/blogs/world-of-sport/taekwondo-match-does-not-expected-102124762.html?vp=1

I imagine the type of thing Sam has on lis accounts would be needed.
The "Hide My Azz" software, to disguise your American IP.

Thanx for clearing that up Bayes! 

Too true!! lol


The answer will depend on several variables, one of which will be:-
"what is the average rate of repeater number showing within 20 spins"


That will have a significant bearing of how someone calculates the probability out for your given situation.


Out of the 20 spins, one could assume there would be at least 1 repeat of a number, going all the way upto the insane circumstance, of all 20 spins being the same.


Obviously the easy calculation, would be to say the 20 spins are all unique numbers, and therefore you will have 17 missing numbers from the intended 37

Its reasonably easy to do that in Excel 2010

Well, although no 'practically viable', the direct logical answer to your question of:-


"How many number out of 37 could be missing after 20 spins" = 36


and that is because all 20 spins could have been the same single number. [smiley]aes/surprized.png[/smiley]

I just found my answer in the internet, it's a little place I know, a hole in the wall if you will,
and you just approach it, and ask a question nicely......it usually has the correct answers!!

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Solution
Open the workbook and click a chart whose hidden data and empty cells you want to display.

   
• Click Design > Edit Data Source > Hidden and Empty Cells.

   
• Select 'Show data in hidden rows and columns'.

   
• From 'Show empty cells as', select an appropriate option then click OK.

   
• Details

By default in Excel, the hidden data in rows and columns is not displayed in a chart. Empty cells are displayed as gaps. Excel allows you to display the hidden data and change the way the empty cells are displayed. Rather than displaying the empty cells as gaps, you can display them as zero values or you can span the gaps with a line.

Info from
http://superuser.com/questions/207845/excel-2010-can-i-hide-columns-without-excluding-the-data-from-a-graph