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Because since you have already won last time, you have statistically very little chance to consecutively win a second time at these odds...
and especially because it's India!
Because since you have already won last time, you have statistically very little chance to consecutively win a second time at these odds...
and especially because it's India!
It's a known fact that previous outcomes do not affect future ones. Gamblers who don't understand this set a dicebot to "Increase by 10,000% on loss" playing with 98% win chance, and lose all their balance because of just two consecutive losses. I said "just" because there can be 3, and probably even more. I myself won 3 times in a row once, playing with 1% win chance. In fact I didn't win 3 times because I changed side, not believing that it can happen the third time, but it happened.
Statistics works good with millions and billions of events, but it fails frequently with not that many of them.
Congratulations. But it's sad for you, you only bet few satoshis each time.
Yes, I won that time too, despite your predictions
And, no, it's not sad for me, winning always feels good.
~ I think it could be hardcoded in the algorithm that with every won bet the odds of winning the next bet are altered ever so slightly. Now I am no programmer would like someone credible to either confirm or deny this?
Of course it's doable in terms of programming, but it's impossible to implement in a provably fair game, which is MULTIPLY BTC on freebitco.in. In short, each roll is independent, and they can't affect the outcome in any way.