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I don't get it, surely if I bet on only one number and win, my return must be higher than if I bet on even/odds. it's not the probability that counts, rather th
by tiziano88 14y ago
I don't get it, surely if I bet on only one number and win, my return must be higher than if I bet on even/odds. it's not the probability that counts, rather the expected return.
- robomartin 14y agoLook at the table. Find two numbers too bet on. Now find those numbers on the wheel. If I drop the ball directly on one of your numbers from, say, 1 inch above the number. Wheel not spinning. How far would the ball have to bounce for you to loose? Bet on the dozens, columns, rows, black/red and other common ( and convenient) bets. Repeat the exercise.