(this is why I named it Player Edge; because it adds more fairness to the game)
There is no such thing as "more fairness".
Based on preceding games, the script can indicate (to a mathematical extent) what kind of games are about to come consequently.
Each round is 100% independent from each other. What you are describing is the classic
gambler's fallacy.
It is important to note that no matter what, gambling will always be EV- for players and EV+ for the casino owners.
At least you agree it's still EV-, players are still expected to lose money. (And therefor one must be very stupid to buy this.)
In the long run, players will always face EV- odds. In the short run, however, everything is variance, and this script takes advantage of this. It has made me money, it has made investors money, and it continues to do so. Say what you will - the results speak for themselves.