Your second method happened in the Ritz in London (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4069629.stm) and is one of the reasons people can no longer use phones at the tables.
Reckon that method could be incorporated into those Google glasses at some point

Your second method happened in the Ritz in London (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4069629.stm) and is one of the reasons people can no longer use phones at the tables.
Thanks for this, played through yesterday and have got my winnings of £164.
£8 bet on black on 8 tables. All of them end up red. Bloody fix.![]()
Reckon that method could be incorporated into those Google glasses at some point?
Statistically, the chance of getting red and black over say 1,000 times is 50/50. Therefore, if you have got red loads of times, statistically you should get black next few times to even things out. People to put their hopes on the last part of this sentence baffles me because of the following.
Probability, each time is 50/50, no matter what has happened before it.