Quote from: VLS on December 27, 2012, 11:15:10 PM
Every 37 spins skipped by a number from the time a roulette wheel starts operating must be "evened-out" by other cycles on which this number is spun more than once. This is, the clump.
Of course, the opposite of this is true. You could say for every extra appearance of a number in a 37-spin cycle, then a no-show must correspond.
The "Game necessity" global effect could be a "no-show" clump for a number. But unlike the open possibility of capturing a single hot number for a plus it's actually impossible to take of advantage this no-show clump, since covering 36 numbers is the break even point by payout.