Quote from: sweetbet on August 20, 2019, 11:55:41 PM

I like to play Roulette, and my favorite bet is the dozen bet which covers 12 numbers in one wager. Place 2 x dozen bets and you cover 24 numbers with 2 wagers.

I've decided not to delete this post because maybe i wasn't precise enough. I'm talking about gambling system such as martingale. Not your favourite bet type - and all of them have the same return in infinite rolls such as i showed in one of my threads - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5111520.msg49808336#msg49808336 - 972 $ out of 1000$ on average out of every roll no matter if you bet on single number, first dozen or red. There is nothing to code for you. (1-0.972) * x rolls * bet - and you can calculate your expected loss. If you lose more than you had bad luck if less means that you were lucky.

Quote from: libert19 on August 21, 2019, 04:09:58 AM

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1)Well from the point of view of probability there is no difference if you will switch from red to black or not. So it won't affect simulation. As you said. Sometimes it works - yea 50% times so there is no difference.

2) Martingale with 0.75% win rate... I'll code it for you in free time but in the min time you can take a look at this - martingale with tripling instead of doubling.. You can precise what would be your dream come true portfolio while going with this strategy. 1 000 000 times initial bet? I mean if you are going to bet 0.5 eos first bet than how much money would you bring to casino to feel safe? 500 000 eos? And when would you like to stop? 100% profit?