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Funny that this was my original thought too. But if we add the "feasible" attribute to the request, I think most tables have a max bet somewhere between 1k and
by quaquaqua1 7y ago
Funny that this was my original thought too. But if we add the "feasible" attribute to the request, I think most tables have a max bet somewhere between 1k and 10k unless theres a high-roller table that does 20k or something like that.
In that case he would only need 3 spins or so, assuming the casino doesn't shut him off and he doesn't mind paying taxes of like 500k on the earned income.
If there's no other variable besides "fastest", then robbing someone who has $1,000,000 cash under a mattress somewhere would be the "fastest", despite being extremely unethical and a considerable time sink to find someone with that much cash lying around.
- joezydeco 7y agoIf you had won 3 times in a row on roulette and wanted to parlay it all back on a single number, the house would happily take that bet. Once you start winning big casinos will do anything to make you stay since they will, in the end, win it all back if you do.
- quaquaqua1 7y agoAhhh didn't realize we were talking about multi-leg bets. Thought we were talking about the odds for 3 separate bets (usually I think a single number is something like a 30 to 1 pay out)
- joezydeco 7y agoWe are indeed talking about separate bets. "Parlay" in this sense means "Bet the entire winnings on a new roll". 1) Bet $1, hit the number, win $35. 2) Bet all $35, hit the number, win $1,225 3) Bet all $1,225, hit the number, win $42,875 4) Bet all $42,875, hit the number, win $1,500,625