I SOLVED COLOR ALGORİTHM OF LİVE ROULETTE !

There's no algorithm on roulette colours. You have 48.64% chance to hit your colour on the European roulette. That's it.

I'm 100 % sure. I'm also sure that anyone can record 5 minutes long video where you show that you win 5-6 spins in a row. You just need a bit of luck, but you'll eventually manage record it. If you wanna prove me wrong, we can schedule a live call with you where you're going to play on a live roulette of our choice, let's say for 30 - 60 minutes.

Since the maximum stake in the suit is around 500 euros ... buddy, you didn't find the algorithm ... you found the holy grail of the gambler.

And now you're probably in your penthouse in Dubai ... or maybe skiing in St. Moritz. Good for you

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Playing with algorithms and stuff kill the fun of the games 🙂

More importantly, it's against all rules so possible winnings may be confiscated and the account banned.

Radka, what kind of algorithms are these?

There is NO algorithm in the roulette game!

This is why cassino cannot recognize a game as an algorithm and therefore CANNOT ban or confiscate winnings or cancel an account.

If you can explain to me what is the roulette algorithm?

Many casinos have a rule that basically says the following thing: "The casino can void all winnings if it turns out the player uses the betting patterns."

We see this rule as very problematic and controversial, because anything can be seen as a betting pattern. When you bet 5x on RED, is it already a pattern? I don't think so.

There are even casinos that ban players and void winnings even when the player plays Martingale, which is mathematically proven to be a strategy that leads only to losses.

Does this mean that if I win for example consecutively for 30 days or more constantly in a cassino playing according to all the rules, i.e. fair, they can declare my game immediate and close my account or cancel my regular winnings?

If the casino sees a pattern in your betting "system" then yes, you can expect complications. It's very important to distinguish how far the casino can go in such cases.

As Daniel asked, can you exactly express what makes a series of bets a betting pattern?

Additional thoughts can be found in this article called: Our Position on Banning Betting Patterns and Strategies

Don't ask me, I was not speaking about any algorithm. Ask Leonmed. Instead, I was saying it's usually forbidden to use supportive apps or software. 🙂

You don't understand me. I know that there is no roulette algorithm.

That's why it's stupid to talk about the subject.

So I ask what is it about? About what "algorithms"?

Topics like this should be ignored.

I'm also not clear on what kind of software someone can use while playing, or an app. And how cassino can see that someone is using the app.

Nothing is clear to me. Maybe I'm stupid for these things.

But look at this example in the photo. Each cassino gives the player detailed information about the statistics of the numbers coming out, columns, black / red ...

And why would anyone, in addition to all this information that can be of great help to a smart player, look for an application or I don't even know what.

I just want to clarify one thing - I'd don't think there's anything like algorithm on roulette so obviously, you can't break it. But some players tend to have their own betting patterns / strategies of how they bet. Even though we believe there's nothing wrong with it, some casinos tend to ban players for doing this.

I understand Daniel what you want to say.

It's just that it's still not clear to me on what basis the casino can determine that someone plays according to someone else's pattern.

Everyone has the right to have a strategy. I have her for 3 years.

And 99% of players have only one goal. To win money.

So if someone consistently earns money by playing fair, the casino can "decide" that someone uses the strategy and take away their winnings.

I don't believe in that, and there is also a lawsuit. Everything can be proven.

I want to ask...

If I win at roulette consecutively for 100 days at 50 euros per day and earn 5,000 euros, can someone forbid me to play?

And that I played quite normally without any systems?

I agree with you.

We see such a reason as very obscure. If casinos accuse players of using irregular betting patterns while playing in a casino, it does not actually make much sense.

Quoting from the guide called Our Position on Banning Betting Patterns and Strategies

"All casino games are configured to give casinos a mathematical advantage. This means that the casino will always be profitable in the long run. It is a direct consequence of mathematical laws that are present everywhere, casino games included. We even dive deep into this topic in our video about the mathematics of casino games.

Mathematical laws dictate that, as long as probabilities of individual results remain unchanged (therefore the game has a fixed RTP), no betting strategy can give players an advantage over the casino and make them profitable in the long run. Just take a look at our article about Martingale and other common roulette strategies in this article."

I'm not interested in martingales. It is as much nonsense as any other system.

Also, it is in the interest of every cassino that there are players who have won big sums because it is the BEST ADVERTISEMENT. It attracts other players.

Would anyone play roulette if they knew that no one had won any money or that someone who had won a large amount of money was banned from playing any further?

Of course I wouldn't play.

That's why I think the stories about banning accounts of some players are lies.

If this happens, it's because the account owner has violated cassin rules.

I can only agree. If those reasons for account closure are not betting patterns, I would expect other - more reasonable - terms or conditions were breached.

And what then is the mathematics of such a 1win casino?

In the case of 1Win Casino, I would pay attention to the reputation first:

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Thanks a lot for the warning