I have read in a different topic yesterday, that the rule of the average sum applies to random generators. I checked it myself and so far it turns to be correct. The average number from hundreds, thousands, ten thousands rolls is between 49 and 51 with slight exceptions regarding the hundreds. I am not a programmer myself, but is it possible a script to be written, which analyzes the last 50 rolls for example and if the average is displaced from its center ( which we accept that is 50) to start betting on the other side until balance is reached. Not quite sure I am explaining myself clearly... if you have average of 40 you start betting high until you get to 49 for example. Hope you understand what I mean. Not sure is it a possible task either. Anyways it is a fresh idea worth checking it I believe.
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In a real casino math is to calculate your bankroll and winning chance- but still you stand no chance against a good dealer regarding the roulette. I have seen guys landing the ball in desired zone of the wheel...But that is different story. Online casinos are different. I conducted an experiment regarding the roulette. 35 low rolls on a fresh account with no bet history, and then I bet on all the numbers which didn't come out in those 35 rolls - 11 in total. I got a hit. Next roll- I got a hit as well. So I continued the system until there were 4 numbers left and I stopped. My longest loosing streak was 4 rolls. Lucky? Beginners luck. Random generator is supposed to generate random numbers within 0- 36 (speaking of roulette), and it will generate 98% of those numbers in 100 rolls. If you have empty roll history.... The more you play the more complicated the things become. In the long run you gonna lose...

Ya, something like-
 "Account for sale: I have an account with 28 000 loosing streak @ 9900 payout- Zero never came out yet( it will come on the next roll-but you never know). Other stats- total bets made- 28000, payout x1000- only 18 hits on 99.9x(99.99 is out in the first 100 rolls and it will come again...). Only serious offers please. Please note that buying this account is a kind of gambling."