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  • English
  • Publish date 2008-09-05

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Great video! Thank you for putting this together and sharing it. Blackjack 21 Pro - Multi-Hand (Vegas Casino Fun. The #1 BlackJack Simulator with more features than any other BlackJack game in the AppStore, and without the real-cash Freemium model. In reality, once a player start winning, casino do all kinds of tricks to him loos! Changing dealers, shuffling the cards more often etc... Lol glad to hear that cheers 👍. Hi, I think I missed a point. Where is the dealer supposed to place the second cut card (the one to tell when to shuffle) in a single or double deck game ? Thanks for your help. Nice thighs. I was gonna laugh hard if dealer drew a ten. In hand. I think a 10 match play is worth about 4.70. When he's talking about the positive outcome game-and the result tree-he's talking about being the casino. The longer a player sits-and the smaller the bet-the more likely they are to lose. Which means the more the casino wins.

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App Shopper: Progressive Slots Pro (Games. The advice to bet on red is based on the idea that if the wheel is truly random, it would be extremely rare for red to come up that many times (it's a binomial distribution and I believe someone already calculated below that we should see 60 or more red in 100 spins only 1.4% of the time; I hope they remembered that the expected frequency of red on a fair wheel is 18/37, not 0.5. Therefore, the conditional probability of the wheel being biased for red is high, and you should bet on red. In reality this is probably wrong, and to some degree based on a very subtle fallacy. Modern roulette wheels are precision manufactured and carefully maintained. The relevant conditional probability consideration is, if it's a well maintained roulette wheel in a modern casino, any seeming relevant deviation from random is short term variance, and the actual expectation of betting on red or black is about - 3% as explained. The subtle fallacy is treating the observation of 100 accidentally observed past spins as if they were a prospective study. If you want to know if the wheel is biased, formulate that hypothesis and observe the next thousand or so spins (or however many you need to get to your acceptable p value. Simply accidentally seeing red come up too often and concluding bias is not quite valid. There is no justification for not performing the simple prospective study to more rigorously rule out random variation. Given our knowledge that roulette wheels are carefully designed, though, it probably makes more sense just to admit that it was probably coincidence, rather than waste our time. A far worse fallacy would be thinking that black is due, the so called gambler's fallacy, which is actually an application of the law of large numbers, to excessively small numbers. However, although this would be logically worse, the expectation would still be -3% just like thinking red is favored.

Nice explanation, thanks.


 

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