Roulette stats after 500 spins ...what would raise your eyebrows?

After seeing many questionable stats when playing Evolution Roulette and wondering what is normal I wonder

what percentages should reasonably by expected for any of the evens bets and the dozens and columns? Should three different line bets (18 numbers) be equal to any of the evens bets or two line bets (12 numbers) be on a par with any of the dozen or column bets? The same with multiple streets 3x4 for 12 numbers or 3x6 for 18 numbers, can you expect them to perform like any of the evens bets or dozen or column bets? What should you reasonably expect from all these after 1000 spins? 1500 spins? At what point should the results be close to 50% for any evens bet or 33.3% for any 12 number bet? What about 12 or 18 random numbers? Zeros excepted of course.

I think you should ask those questions to more concerned players, preferably in this latest thread:

https://casino.guru/forum/other-casino-games/evolution-roulette-not-fair-and-honest/2#post-54212

What do you say? 🙂

Roulette results are equalized after 10,000 spins.

Statistics after 500 or 1,000 or even 2,000 spins are not reliable. And you don't need to rely too much on it.

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I used my country's lotto results for some sort of comparison. Our lotto is a 6 from 40 balls game so I made up multiple sets of non-random sets of 20 numbers. After 500 drawn numbers (actually 504 - a multiple of 6) all the sets were at 48-52% and maintained that percentage range for the entire draw history of 2264 draws. These are %s only to be dreamed of getting from Evolution Roulette who often have evens bets at 40/60 after 1000 draws and more. It's like Evolution expects anything more than 500 spin results to be forgotten.

I'm currently using a service where you can observe the outcomes of 500 or 1000 spins of the wheel from various online roulettes.

From what I see, even after 500 spins, the values tend to normalize (for instance, for even chances, the norm is around 48.65%, for dozens/columns — 32.43%, and so on).

I've attached a few images for visualization. The norm on the graph is represented by a green dashed line, and the colors indicate the number of spins and the percentage when the desired category hits. It's noticeable that on a short distance (25, 50 spins), the percentage varies significantly, while on a long one (500, 1000 spins), it stays around the norm.

I've had the chance to look into dozens of roulette tables, both automated and with live dealers, and the pattern is consistent across the board.

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